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About The Book: "The Stranger in India: Or, Three Years in Calcutta" by George William Johnson is a vivid two-volume account of the author’s experiences in British India during the early 1840s. Drawing from his time as a professor and editor in Calcutta, Johnson offers insightful observations on Indian society, colonial governance, education, and daily life. Rich in cultural and political commentary, the book presents an engaging blend of personal narrative and historical insight, making it a valuable resource on 19th-century India under British rule. About The Author: George William Johnson (1802–1886) was a prolific British writer and horticulturist renowned for his extensive contributions to gardening literature. He began publishing in the 1820s, authored A History of English Gardening (1829), and edited key works like The Cottage Gardener. He served as professor in Calcutta and wrote The Stranger in India (1843) based on his time there. Johnson was also involved in law, chemistry, and horticultural journalism, co-editing the Journal of Horticulture and publishing over 30 influential books in his lifetime. The Title 'The Stranger In India: Or, Three Years In Calcutta written/authored/edited by George William Johnson', published in the year 1843. The ISBN 9789371697576 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 300 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Gyan Publishing House. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is History. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol: 2nd