Michael O'Dwyer recounts his experiences in India during the period 1885-1925. As an administrator in the British Indian Empire, O'Dwyer provides unique insight into the subcontinent during a critical period in history, including the Indian Rebellion of 1857 and the rise of Indian nationalism. This work is essential for any student of colonial India.

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