The Ballads of The Tea Horse Trail
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About The Book
Tenzin and his bodyguard Norbu walk the Southern Silk Trail down to Calcutta to assess the continuing viability of this trading route. Along the way he learns as much as he can about the Hindu and Muslim features of this ancient land and how the people are dealing with the British Raj, colonial rulers for a century already. Surprisingly, the two learn even more about their own culture along the way.
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“A historical fiction based on the experiences of one late trader on the Trail”
About the Author
Biographical Statement of Eva Phileta Wright, November 21, 2024 I met Tibet for the first time on a holiday break during the year I spent teaching English in Hangzhou in China. Being a tourist for a few weeks convinced me that the landscape was spectacular, the people
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Reviews
John Doe
☆☆☆☆☆
Eva Phileta Wright masterfully transports readers to the bygone era of the Tea Horse Road. Her vivid descriptions and meticulous research bring to life the challenges and triumphs of the traders who traversed this perilous route. The blend of historical facts with personal stories makes this book both informative and deeply engaging. A must-read for history enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike.
Bec Johnson
☆☆☆☆☆
"The Ballads of the Tea Horse Trail" offers an intimate glimpse into the cultural exchanges facilitated by this ancient trade route. Wright's narrative highlights the significance of tea in fostering relationships between diverse communities. Her storytelling is both educational and heartfelt, making the reader appreciate the profound impact of such interactions on today's cultural landscapes.
Steve Mason
☆☆☆☆☆
Eva Phileta Wright's book is a visual and literary feast. The inclusion of historical photographs and detailed maps enhances the reading experience, allowing readers to visualize the treacherous terrains and vibrant markets of the Tea Horse Road. Wright's eloquent prose and attention to detail make this book a treasure for anyone interested in the history of trade and cultural exchange.
Gary Davison
☆☆☆☆☆
The Ballads of the Tea Horse Trail" is both inspiring and educational. Wright's passion for the subject matter shines through every page, making complex historical events accessible and engaging. The personal anecdotes interwoven with historical analysis provide a comprehensive understanding of the Tea Horse Road's significance. This book is a valuable addition to any history lover's collection.