Description
“India and Daily Life in Bengal” by Z. F. Griffin offers a detailed exploration of the daily lives and cultural practices in Bengal during the late 19th century. Griffin, an English observer, provides an insightful account of Bengali society, including its social structures, religious customs, and daily routines. Through vivid descriptions and personal observations, the book captures the essence of everyday life in Bengal, highlighting the region’s rich cultural tapestry and the impact of British colonial rule. Griffin’s work remains a significant historical resource for understanding the complexities of life in colonial Bengal.
