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Category
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History
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Author
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William Dalrymple
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Cover
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Paperback
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ISBN
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9781408879818
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Dimensions
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12.9*19.2 cm
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Weight
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229g
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Language
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English
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Pages
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284
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Publisher
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Bloomsbury
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Country of origin
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India
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Description
Nine Lives: In Search of the Sacred in Modern India by William Dalrymple is a non-fiction book that explores the spiritual and religious diversity of India through the stories of nine individuals, each representing a different path of devotion. Dalrymple travels across the country, meeting ascetics, mystics, and ordinary people who follow unique spiritual practices. The book offers an intimate look at India's rich religious traditions, blending personal narratives with historical and cultural insights. Through these diverse lives, Dalrymple examines the role of faith, spirituality, and identity in modern India.
About the Author
William Dalrymple is a British historian, travel writer, and author, best known for his books on India and the Middle East. Born in 1965, Dalrymple's work often combines historical research with personal travel experiences, offering rich narratives that explore culture, religion, and politics. His notable books include The Last Mughal, The White Mughals, and Nine Lives, which delve into the complexities of Indian history, spirituality, and society. Dalrymple is also the co-founder of the Jaipur Literature Festival and has received numerous awards for his writing. His work is celebrated for its deep insight and vivid storytelling.