Daughters of Darkness in Sunny India

This fascinating book explores the lives of Indian women who were considered 'daughters of darkness' because they were forced to live in seclusion, away from the rest of society. The author, a British woman who lived in India for many years, provides an insider's perspective on the traditions and customs that shaped these women's lives.

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