The author of this very interesting treatise on the Glories of Magadha has already established his capacity for useful work by his valuable monograph on the economic condition of ancient India, and not only the general reader but also the expert will find matter for profitable study in his examination of the history of the Magadhan Capitals, of the edicts of Asoka, and of the fate of the monasteries of Nalanda and Vikramasila. Much has already been written on these topics, but even more remains to be done to clear up obscurities and elicit the facts, and despite divergence of view on not a few points, I have much confidence in commending these lectures as an earnest and able contribution to an important field of study.
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