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		By: Syed Sharfuddin		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[A fascinating account. However the topic is a vast one and requires further additions about how the children of these mixed marriages were educated and trained; the fate of wives who were left behind in India when the Company Officers were posted back to England or retired; the love stores or family tragedies where the families of the mixed couple behaved indifferently to a native wife or a gora husband, the cocktail of faiths and cultures; the real story behind the Anglicised landed families in India and Pakistan who were granted land for loyalty or perhaps due to some old marital or blood connections. This is a large subject not followed up by historians.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A fascinating account. However the topic is a vast one and requires further additions about how the children of these mixed marriages were educated and trained; the fate of wives who were left behind in India when the Company Officers were posted back to England or retired; the love stores or family tragedies where the families of the mixed couple behaved indifferently to a native wife or a gora husband, the cocktail of faiths and cultures; the real story behind the Anglicised landed families in India and Pakistan who were granted land for loyalty or perhaps due to some old marital or blood connections. This is a large subject not followed up by historians.</p>
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