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The Travels Of Dean Mahomet: An Eighteenthcentury Journey Through India,New Dessau Perspectives And Paraline DrawingsThis Unusual Study Combines Two Books In One: The 1794 Autobiographical Travel Narrative Of An Indian, Dean Mahomet, Recalling His Years As Campfollower, Servant, And Subaltern Officer In The East India Company'S Army (1769 To 1784); And Michael H. Fisher'S Portrayal Of Mahomet'S Sojourn As An Insider Outsider In India, Ireland, And England. Emigrating To Britain And Living There For Over Half A Century, Mahomet Started What Was Probably The First