*This is a true tale of bombs, guns, lawyers, patriots, philosophers, revolutionaries, and scholars. It concerns a little known part of the history of IndiaÕs long struggle for independence.
*A large Victorian house stands in a residential street in the north London suburb of Highgate. Between 1905 and 1910, it was known as ÔIndia HouseÕ, and was a meeting place and hostel for Indian students, many of whom wished to help liberate India from centuries of British domination.
*In the 19th and 20th centuries before IndiaÕs independence, many young Indians came to England to be educated. This is the story of a few of them, who came to Britain in the early 20th century, and then risked sacrificing their freedom, prospects, and lives by becoming involved in IndiaÕs freedom struggle.
*This book describes the true adventurous exploits of members of Highgate's India House (including VD Savarkar, Madan Lal Dhingra, and VVS Aiyar) and its history.