The empire of the Great Mogol
Subtitle: a translation of De Laet's "Description of India and Fragment of Indian history"
By: Translated by J.S. Hoyland ... and annotated by S.n. Banerjee ...
Contributors: Banerjee, S. N.; Hoyland, John Somervell, 1887-
Publisher: D.B. Taraporevala sons
Published: 1928
Place of publication: Bombay
Language: eng; lat
Number of pages: 252
Notes: Part II has special half-title: a fragment of the history of India, gathered from Dutch sources and rendered into Latin by Joannes de Laet (Antwerp, 1631)

A translation of De Laet's De imperio Magni Mogolis, of which the second part, known as Broecke's fragmentum, has been considered as Broecke's work, incorporating material from Pelsaert, and has also been ascribed to Pelsaert. cf. Introd.

Bibliography: p. [vii]-ix.