I have looked carefully through the pages of the "Boy's Ramayan." Mr. Dutt has written his book with commendable care making it one eminently adapted to the needs of Matriculation students. His language is simple clear & idiomatic and his style of narrative bright and entertaining. I feel confident that boys would read such a book over and over again, for the mere pleasure which its perusal afforded them. Were I in charge of a School, I should have no hesitation in including so delightful a work among the text books in English.
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| Calcutta, | C. H. LINTON m. a. | ||||
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| Sept. 5th—1910 | Central College. |
Rai Bahadur Rasamaya Mitra M. A. Head Master Hindu School, Calcutta, the premier School of Bengal writes
"The Boy's Ramayana" by Mr R. N. Dutt and Prof. Headland is a well-written book. The style is simple and correct. I have every reason to believe that the book is very well-suited to the capacity of Matriculation students.
RASAMAYA MITRA.
6. 3. 11.Head master, Hindu School.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
The Amrita Bazar Patrika in its issue of January 2, 1911 writes:—