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041			_aEnglish
082			_a915.483 _bHAC
100			_aHacker, Isaac Henry
245			_aKerala : _bThe Land of Palms /
260			_aChennai : _bMJP Publishers, _c2018.
300			_a144p. : _bill. ; _c152.4 x 228.6 x 8.71 mm
505			_t1. The land and the people, 2. By bullock-cart and boat, 3. Amongst the Mountains, 4. Round about the Temples, 5. Among the Hindu children, 6. How the Ringdove met the King, 7. "At the feet of the teacher", 8. How the churches grow, 9. Looking backward, and looking forward, 10. Through the eyes of the Island children.
520			_aThe author in this book describes about what kind of land Kerala is and what sort of people are they who live there and call it their home? It is a land of wandering beggars, pilgrims, strolling players, conjurors, snake-charmers, where people bathe the baby at the roadside and cut their hair in the street; where the sun is very hot and the hills are very high—a country of palm trees and streams, temples and crowded streets, tigers, bisons and elephants. It is the country that sends us pepper and coffee and tea. The author asks us to come and travel with him along the roads, see how the people live, climb their hills, and talk of adventures. We will see the children at their play and in their schools, and we will see how in this beautiful land, amongst a simple and lovable people, the Gospel of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ is bringing blessing amongst them all.
650			_aKerala,
650			_atravel,
650			_asocial customs,
650			_acultural observations,
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