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From India with hope

Henderson's first book, written in India in 1971.

'My wife and I were travelling through India with a musical review Anything to Declare of which I was part author. We were helping Rajmohan Gandhi’s programme for ‘a clean, strong and united India’. I was very impressed by what his work was achieving and I said to him that he ought to write a book about it. He said he didn’t have the time and suggested that I should do it. We had at that point three weeks of rest between shows and so I set to it. It was published in London and launched by the Indian High Commissioner Apa Pant.'

The back cover reads:

'For those who live in India or have served her;

For those who knew India well and for those who know nothing about her;

For those who want to go to India or to leave her for good;

A book that will inform and surprise. The view of an Englishman but not an English viewpoint.'

Language

English

Publication
1972
Pages
175
Type
Publisher
Grosvenor Books
Publishing permission
Granted
Publishing permission refers to the rights of FANW to publish this text on this website.
Language

English

Publication
1972
Pages
175
Type
Publisher
Grosvenor Books
Publishing permission
Granted
Publishing permission refers to the rights of FANW to publish this text on this website.