The Native Born; Or, the Rajah's People

The Native Born; Or, the Rajah's People is a novel by I. A. R. Wylie, written in the early 20th century. Set against the backdrop of British India, it explores themes of cultural collision, personal struggle, and social dynamics. The story begins with two women, Christine Stafford and Margaret Caruthers, in a state of despair as they await their husbands in a perilous situation, highlighting the emotional complexities of their relationships and the oppressive atmosphere of colonial life. The novel delves into the contrasts between danger and the facade of social interactions, offering rich character development and significant thematic explorations.