Originally published in 1906, this book is a historical account of the city of Karnal in northern India. The author, C. H. Buck, was an officer in the British Indian Army who served in several campaigns during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. In this book, he describes the cultural and political history of Karnal, tracing its development from a small village to an important center of commerce and administration. He also provides vivid anecdotes about the people who lived there, including rulers, merchants, and ordinary citizens.

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