That Eurasian

That Eurasian, published in 1895 by Aleph Bey, is a novel set in British India that examines the complexities of identity and heritage through the lens of a mixed-race protagonist. The story follows a child of an English father and a Mohammadan mother, highlighting the emotional and societal challenges faced by Eurasians during the British occupation. The narrative begins with a poignant preface about the author's life experiences and memories in Lucknow, ultimately portraying a journey marked by loss, resilience, and the quest for belonging in a colonial context.