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It's £45 on Amazon, is it worth buying.

Anyone got the book?

What did you think of it?

when i got the book, i was really impressed by the way it was presented ie the quality of the book such as the paper used and the good stitching which would give the reader confidence the book would not tear.

As some of you may have seen the book 'Warrior Saints' you must have seen the Akali Nihang with the most scariest eyes and look, on the front cover is a picture of him and the fellow other hazoori Sikh bodyguards in formations which hasnt been published before.

the book is rich in rare high quality paintings of the Gurus, Nihangs, and old maps, the book also contains photographs of frescos across the Takht and other gurdwaras which have been disappeared due to 'modernistion'

the last chapter is on a more serious note, which is about the destruction of the heritage which has happened over the years such as Ramgarhia Bunga, the homes of the hazoori sikhs destroyed even houses which were the original ones were destroyed, and also the Baradhari.

Many people have been crisicising the book because of a caption which was taken out of context, it is up to the reader to make up their own mind whether the authors were wrong to identify the actions of the people in charge....

This first volume is one of many to come, the second which should be released at the end of this year shall be even better...

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