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040			_cBangalore Environment Trust _aICTS-TIFR
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100			_aThiruvady V R
245			_aLalbagh _bSultan's Garden to Public Park
260			_aBangalore _bBangalore Environment Trust _c2020
300			_axiv, 246 p
505			_aCh 1- GENSIS Ch 2- Early Times Ch 3- European Entry Ch 4- Benjaman Heyne Ch 5- Major General Gilbert Waugh Ch 6- General Willian Munro Ch 7- Dr. H.F.C. Cleghorn Ch 8- Exhibitions Ch 9- Botonical Illustrations Ch 10- What's in a Name? Ch 11- Structures in Lalbagh -Catering to Different Needs Ch 12- William New - The First of Kew Gardeners Ch 13- Allan Adamson Black - Addition of Aviary and Menegerie Ch 14- John Cameron - Laying the Foundation of Modern Lalbagh Ch 15- Gustav Hermann Krumbiegel - A Versatile Genius Ch 16- H. C. Javaraya - The First Indian Kew Gardener Ch 17- M.H. Marigowda - Nodal Role for Lalbagh Ch 18- The Future - A Vision for Lalbagh
520			_aVijay Thiruvady presents a scholarly book on the park's hisotry and how after, Hyder Ali and Tipu Sultan, it was helmed by a German missionary, two army men, a Scottish surgeon and six Kew gardeners including two Indians. Having researched extensively into the archives of Royal Botanical Garden, Edinburgh, poured through letters written by the East India Company, and dug into the Karnataka State archives and various contemporary accounts of Mysore, Vijay Thiruvady painstakingly recreates the history of Lalbagh.
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