Pied pipers in the hills : bamboo flowers, rat famine and colonial philanthropy in North East India, 1881-1931
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- author: Sajal Nag
- publication date: 2008
- book publisher: University of Cambridge, Centre of South Asian Studies
- book series: Occasional paper / Centre of South Asian Studies
- book subjects: India, India-History-British occupation, 1765-1947, Mizoram (India)
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