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paperback. Condition: Good in Wrappers. No Jacket. First Edition. Delhi. 1976. Orient Paperback. 1st Indian Edition. Good in Wrappers. 304 pages. paperback. E-228. Inscribed by the Author. keywords: Africa Mauritius Asia India Literature World Literature. DESCRIPTION - Manish is one of the 300 Indians gone to Mauritius to escape the painful aftermath of the 1857 War of Independence of India. While most others have been lured in by the tall promises of the recruiting agents, Manish is there to search for his father, a freedom-fighter on the run. In Mauritius, the humiliating conditions suffered by all Indian labourers, strike a spark of sympathy and solidarity in Manish and his friends and a new consciousness begins to take shape A surging saga of Indian migrants fighting for freedom and equality in Mauritius. inventory #35628. Inscribed by the Author.
