White Mughals Love and Betrayal in Eighteenth-Century India

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And on the cover of the hardback of white Mughals, there was a picture, this very charming picture, which is in the British Library, probably are de rigueur in French. But here in Britain, it's not just Queen Victoria who is fascinated, others too, because you've got the older guard who've come back from serving in India who did eat the lavish creams and curries and things and who still have a taste for it. So they have already brought over their chefs and their cooks, a lot of racism that you see in that famous incident of Peter Meritsberg in South Africa.