The suttees' cry to Britain
Subtitle: showing from essays published in India and official documents that the custom of burning Hindoo widows is not an integral part of Hindoism, and may be abolished with ease and safety
By: by J. Peggs
Edition: Second ed., enlarged.
Publisher: Seely & Son; Wightman and Cramp; Mason
Published: 1830
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 97
Subjects: Hindu ethics; Sati; Poetry; Politics and government
Notes: "A voice from India, or The horrors of a suttee.", a poem on p. 97, signed at end, Ellen, Matlock Bath.

Plate caption: "A suttee: or, the burning of a Hindoo widow with the body of her husband."

Burke Library copy: Bound third with: Peggs, James. Pilgrim tax in India. London : Seely and Son; Wightman and Cramp; and Mason.