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The Clio

novel by Myers

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In L.H. Myers
His next novel, The Clio (1925), reflected the then-fashionable ideas of Aldous Huxley. His major work, an Indian tetralogy set in the late 16th century at the time of Akbar the Great, consists of The Near and the Far (1929), Prince Jali (1931), The Root and the Flower…
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