SPATIAL AND CULTURAL EXPRESSION IN THE DECCAN MONUMENTAL ARTEFACTS OF PHILIP MEADOWS TAYLOR
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Meadows taylor is a political astute. He is usually remembered as the political representative of the British government who administered the Surpur state. We can still see his bungalow (People still call it is the Taylor Bungalow) at Surpur today. Observing this architecture we realize; Taylor was a recluse and nature lover.
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I. THE LETTERS OF PHILIP MEADOWS TAYLOR TO HENRY REEVE: As stated in the scriptures “Taylor thus sailed for India in April 1824 and reached Bombay on 1st September. When he was still a few days short of his Sixteenth birthday” It is known from the lines. On the other side of the same book is said “Taylor left Bombay on 18th November 1824 to begin his Military Service at Aurangabad, where was stationed the regiment to which he has posted, the 6th Infantry of the Nizam’s Service”.
II. A total of 91 of Taylor's letters have been published in this book. In letter No. 78, a sketch of "Sir Chas Napier" drawn by him is printed along with the summary of the letter.
III. Surpur Chitrakale: 2009: Dr. Mallikarjun C. Bagodi: Sarachandra Prakashana, Kalaburagi.
IV. India's Friend Philip Meadows Taylor: G.S. Amur: Udayavani News paper on 21st September, 2008.
V. presented a paper on The historical monuments of the Deccan in Meadows Taylor’s View in a National seminar organized by the Dept. of News & Broadcasting at BVB College Bidar. On the Occasion of Taylor's 200th birth anniversary celebrations in 2008.
VI. Taylor's Artifacts : A Study (Article): 2009: Dr. Mallikarjun C. Bagodi: Mahadev Baba Meadows Taylor: brought out by Department of News and Broadcasting, Bidar: Page: 12-24.
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