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Death of Dwarkananth Tagore in Calcutta style memorial
A lengthy obituary details the life of Dwarkananth Tagore born in India. It praises his high Brahmin lineage, refusal of royal titles, and knighthood, and notes his philanthropy in education and the arts. It describes his support for native and Christian colleges, self restraint, and influence in Calcutta society. The funeral at Kensal Green is described with a large Indian delegation and a private ceremony.
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Europe
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Calcutta
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University of London
College of Surgeons
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East India Company
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Nagendranath Tagore
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