A Passage from India
Keith Nurse examines a collection of Indian art at the Powis Castle in Wales.
The National Trust's new museum, housed in what was formerly the billiard room of this romantic Welsh border castle, is in itself an important tribute to the great soldier- administrator known to posterity as 'Clive of India'. Moreover, it offers revealing glimpses of the nature of British society in eighteenth-century India.
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