Edwin Arnold Books

Indian Poetry
Poems National and Non-Oriental, with Some New Pieces, Selected from the Works of Sir E. Arnold
Seas and Lands. Reprinted by Permission of the Proprietors of the "Daily Telegraph" from Letters Published Under the Title "by Sea and Land" in That Journal ... With Illustrations
India Revisited ... Reprinted, with Additions ... From the "Daily Telegraph.".
East and West. Being Papers Reprinted from the "Daily Telegraph" and Other Sources ... With ... Illustrations by R. T. Pritchett
Adzuma or the Japanese Wife a Play in Four Acts
Primary Sources, Historical Collections
The Indian Song of Songs
Palms and Temples. Being Notes of a Four Months' Voyage upon the Nile ... With a Preface by Edwin Arnold
The Song Celestial, or, Bhagavad-Gîtâ

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