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Indian Scientists Biographical Sketches With An Account Of Their Researches Discoveries And Inventions. Dr. Mahendralal Sircar Sir. J. C. Bose Dr. P. C. Ray Sir C. V. Raman Prof. Ramachandra Srinivasa Ramanujan
1929ref. 019133Madras: G. A. Natesan & Co 1929. First Edition . Cloth. Very Good. 1/1500 Copies. Bright And Clean Cover Lettering Strong On Front Cover And Spine Hinges Tight. Small Stamp Of A Southern California Professor On Front Endpaper. Per Wikipedia Ganapathi Agraharam Annadhurai Ayyar Natesan 1873 - 1948 Was An Indian Writer Journalist Publisher Politician And Freedom-Fighter From The Erstwhile Madras Presidency. He Was The Founder And Proprietor Of G. A. Natesan & Co. Which Published Nationalist Books The Most Prominent Among Whom Was The Indian Review. Natesan Was Involved With The Indian Independence Movement Right From His Early Days. In 1900 He Started The Indian Review A Monthly Publication In English. While Covering Mostly Nationalistic Themes The Indian Review Also Included Literary Reviews Illustrations And Sections On Economy And Agriculture. Natesan Advertised On The Front Page That His Publication Was "Devoted To The Discussion Of All Topics Of Interest". When Mahatma Gandhi Visited Madras For The First Time Since His Arrival In India In 1915 He Stayed At Natesan's House At Thambu Chetty Street Georgetown. His Stay Lasted From 17 April 1915 To 8 May 1915. In His Later Life Natesan Underwent A Change Of Ideology And Joined The Indian Liberal Party. He Was Elected Joint Secretary Of The Liberal Party In 1922. He Was First Nominated As A Non-Official Member To The Council Of State In 1923 And For A Second Time In 1931. During His Tenure As A Member Of The Council Of State Natesan Served As Member Of The Indian Delegation To The Empire Parliamentary Association In Canada. He Also Served As The Member Of The Indian Iron And Steel Tariff Board In 1933-34. Natesan Was Appointed Sheriff Of Madras In 1938. G. A. Natesan & Co hardcover
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