Burnham wants Paulette to marry his friend, Justice Kendalbushe. When Zachary meets Paulette for the first time at Burnham's, they are immediately attracted to each other. She has a best friend, Jodu, who is her nurse's son. Thought to be more comfortable with Western culture, she is taught English ways, but she grew up in India and prefers her native manners. Paulette is a French orphan adopted by Mr. He meets Ah Fatt, a mixed-race addict, on the ship prison. After the trial, the rajah is falsely accused of forgery and condemned to seven years as a prisoner on Mauritius Island. Burnham asks him for the zemindary Rashkani, but the Indian prince refuses because it's an ancestral family property. The voyage takes a new route: the Islands Mauritius.Īnother character, Neel Halder, a rajah of a powerful Indian dynasty, has to pay back his debts due to investments in trading with China. Zachary, helped by sailors headed by Serang Ali, becomes captain of the Ibis.

During the journey, many incidents take out the main experienced members. The evangelist opium trader, Burnham, owns the ship that is ready to get through the first voyage from Baltimore to Calcutta, which will be a misfortune. However, the ship he is on is struck by misfortune. He is an American sailor, a mixed-raced son, who joins the Ibis in order to escape racism. In a turn of events, she flees with an untouchable man. Things get more dire when Deeti is forced to consider the Sati Pratha due to unacceptable family circumstances. After her husband dies, she sends off her daughter to stay with relatives. The story begins with Deeti, who is stuck in an unfortunate marriage. Written by Saradha S, Carolina Carrera, Aravind M, Ritika ojha, Giorgia Corbellari, Moni Ragu, sabu anu, Ashish Tigga, Payal Pal, Shanmugapriya Pachamuthu, Radhika Grover, Sugi S and other people who wish to remain anonymous We are thankful for their contributions and encourage you to make your own. These notes were contributed by members of the GradeSaver community.

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