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1 author picked Foreign Influence in Ancient India as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I liked this book very much because it is a brave book. It is becoming more and more difficult to accept that ancient Indian culture was influenced by outside influences, as is the case with all parts of the world.
But at the time, it was already a debated issue. This book advocated an open perspective on the Indian past and present. I was very pleased to see the author's lack of prejudice and wide knowledge. I enjoyed it very much.
From Fernando's list on The best books to understand Ancient India in a global world.
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