Book: Highway of the Raj Bombay. Architectural and Historical important buildings of India.

[@ludmilajones9717]

It looks like encyclopedia. I've never been to India and will hardly ever go, so the book might open a new fascinating world for me. Look forward to keep it in my hands.

[@venkataprasad4786]

It is very useful to all coloniel architecture enthusiasts. I thanks to Author

[@tatianakitova7010]

Absolutely unique collection of photos with a very interesting information . Such a great presentation of the Book . I would like to have this Book in my library. Looking forward to buy the Book. Thank you for your video and all hard work . 🙌

[@LeighTania]

Warren, it's great video and interesting content of the book. Look forward to reading a hard copy.

[@giovanni2668]

Fascinating content. I very much look forward to reading the book. The 'Elphinstone' building reminds me of the 'crescent building' in Buxton Derbyshire. Thank you for the insight.

[@novellanurney1294]

Days without a Jesuit heresy...0( besides this being the truth, the phrase comes from a " Simpson's episode). Thank you for your endeavors. I very much enjoy your content.

[@tomdoman4466]

Is the book available to buy?

[@memyselfandi8544]

Wow. Throughly impressed with your work, but I’m afraid you have been fed a set of carefully crafted lies. Most of these structures are clearly Tartarian. This is called Moorish architecture and it’s a global phenomenon, predates the industrial era, and I haven’t yet heard a good explanation for who made it and where they are. Look it up.

[@highpeakcourses8731]

Please advise on what basis you think Tartarian, example references, and how old do you think these structures are. Best Regards Warren

[@memyselfandi8544]

@@highpeakcourses8731 Pretty much everything with an onion dome and spires. There’s a lot of crazy theories about where this stuff came from because like I said it’s global. All these structures survived earthquakes but then much of it gets demolished for progress, especially in America. The Vatican and Kremlin are good examples, but you also find the same architecture in South America and Japan.Look it up.

[@tomdoman4466]

How can I buy the book?