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El 28 enero de 1908, una española de 17 años, sentada a lomos de un elefante lujosamente enjaezado, hace su entrada en una pequeña ciudad del norte de la India. El pueblo entero está en la calle rindiendo un cálido homenaje a la nueva princesa de tez tan blanca como las nieves del Himalaya.... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Ms. Brown: This biographical account explores a Spanish dancer's experience marrying one of the Rajasthani Raj Princes, plunging herself into a place and time far from her native Spain. Many expatriates will recognize the reality of adjusting to a culture and language that is not ones own. In this Indian Princess' experience she must face the denial of her legitimacy by the British colonialists, and the resentment of the Indian community around her.
- Dalima: Add a description of this character.
- Ajit
- Bibi
- Inder Singh
- Mme Dijon
- Pero Anita
- Rani Kanari
- Delgado
- Harbans Kaur
- Benigno Macías
- Cuando El
- Alteza
- Lola
- Clemenceau
- Brinda
- Bhupinder
- Pero El
- Alfonso Xiii
- Gandhi
- Montagu
- Dr. Warburton
- Curzon
- Marsella
Setting & Locations edit
- Kapurthala
- La India
- Victoria
- Punjab
- Madrid
- Francia
- Doña Candelaria
- Patiala
- Cachemira
- Lahore
- Simla
- Calcuta
- Hyderabad
- Bombay
- S.s. Persia
First Sentence edit
Veintiocho de noviembre de 1907.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Javier Moro (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 863.7
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