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Mandala by Pearl S. Buck · Booklabria

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Mandala

Social life and customsPolitics and government

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First published: 1970
Editions: 30 in 3 languages

Synopsis

Set in India, Mandala is about an Indian Prince and Princess and their lives. The Prince and Princess live fairly uneventful lives, until their daughter does not want to marry the man chosen for her, the Prince falls for a foreign woman, and the Princess becomes close to a missionary priest. Things get serious when their son dies, and the Prince continues to look for his son's reincarnated spirit among his people.

Subjects: Social life and customs
Politics and government
Americans
Princes
India
Reincarnation
Set in: India

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30 in 3 languages

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English14 French1 German1

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