India's cries to British humanity, relative to the suttee, infanticide, British connexion with idolatry, ghaut murders, and slavery in India
Subtitle: to which is added humane hints for the melioration of the state of society in British India
By: By J. Peggs
Edition: Second edition, revised and enlarged.
Publisher: Published for the author, by Seely and Son, Fleet Street, sold also by Wightman, Paternoster Row: Waugh and Innes, Edinburgh: and Keene, Dublin
Published: 1830
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 518
Subjects: Missionaries; Widowhood; Infanticide; Social conditions; Hindu ethics; Slavery
Notes: On verso of title-page: J. Haddon, Printer, Castie Street, Finsbury.

Copy 1. Printed spine label: 'India's Cries to British Humanity. Second edition. Subscribers 8s. Non-Subscribers 10s.' Insertion of 8 newspaper clippings discussing suttee, all dated 1928.