In the first seventeen chapters author has discussed, exhaustively, Buddha;s life and activities and he has left no stone unturned to make his work as lively as possible. He has always used original sources, including both Pali and Sanskrit texts. It was nothing short of miracle, that a young person, with practically no training in the traditional Sastras of India, could mesemerise learned and incluential Brahmins and potentates of that age, and make his views ...
