Britain's Betrayal in India: The Story of the Anglo Indian Community (Anglo Indian Heritage) Paperback – 13 April 2007

This is my 2nd book on the topic of Anglo-Indians. It is far more detailed and a big read. I am about 100 pages in and have purchased the 2nd book in this SERIES, so I can continue without any interruptions. It quotes many dates, times, names and countries involved with the subject topic of the Anglo-Indian and their community. I would recommend this book.

bought as a gift yet to find out if it is as interesting as it suggests

Superb research

A very good read if you want the actual story of Anglo Indians. This is one of four books used as a reference for the history of Anglo Indians.

Very disappointing book!! Just full of names and dates going back 500 years. Very little about the Anglo Indian Community that I could relate to. Thought it would be about real people and their lives, instead it was just historical facts. There was no feeling or emotion in the book.It was all about Frank Anthony's achievements and nothing about how it affected every day life for the average Anglo Indian living in India.

Every Anglo should leave the younger generation, copies of these books . These books are their inheritance, the past of a very great but small community, now scattered all over the world.I am going to give these as Christmas presents to the youngest members of my family to pass on to their children.Hurry, before these treasures go out of print again, and let our youngsters know about our proud history.