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Condizione: Good. Light wear to boards. Content is clean with slight toning. Good DJ with little wear.

Hardcover. Condizione: Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: Good. 1st Edition. Signed by author with gift inscription on front blank endpaper. First edition, no additional printings stated. Hardcover with dust jacket (DJ). Book condition is Good, DJ condition is Good. Edges of textblock have some blemishing and speckling. Front and back endpapers are foxed and toned (most notable on pastedowns). A few pages throughout have stray foxing spots or minor blemish marks, but overall minor. Otherwise, pages are clean, and clear of writing, markings, highlighting, etc. Binding sound. Hinges tight. Edges of boards foxed. DJ has some small rips at extremities and overall shelfwear; DJ has surface soiling along edges of interior, also foxed on interior. Inscribed by Author(s).

Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents 1. Balakanda. 2. Ayodhyakanda. 3. Aranyakanda. 4. Kishkindhakanda. 5. Sunderkanda. 6. Lankakanda. 7. Uttarakanda. From the Preface It is a matter of great pleasure and honour to go through the English rendering of Sri Ramacharita Manasa the monumental work of the saint poet Tulashi Das and write a few words in way of foreword to this book. The English translation has been done by an erudite scholar who was whole heartedly dedicated to the supreme reality in his thoughts words and deeds. In fact no scholar without having a spiritual bent of mind and sense of commitment to a noble cause can venture to undertake such a major project of translating a great devotional epic like Ramacharita Manasa and that too in flowery English. It has been made possible by none other than Shri Jayapal Jee an enlightened soul of high order. The translation in to English as done by Shri Jayapal Jee is no way less than the original composition. It is wonderful in nature and faithful in character. The language used in translation is easy flowing and appropriate to the core. The style is superb. One can not resist the temptation of reading and enjoying the translated verses of one entire chapter without any pause and that too with much delight because of its lucidity and simplicity. On the whole this book will be a worth possessing treasure for all the readers researchers and especially for the common people of the foreign countries interested to know the significance of Tulsi Das's Ramayana. Because of the several salient features of the book will receive world wide appreciation and in course of time everybody will be a proud possessor of it. 524 pp.