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Question- Write the background of the book 'A passage to England' by C. Chaudhari.

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Nirad C. Chaudhari is an outstanding prose-writer with an excellent poise of style. He exhibits his scholarship, understanding, insight, a sense of history and capacity for imagination. It is really beyond one's comprehension to judge the capacity of man who writes a book about a country after a seeing it for only five weeks. At the age of 57., Mr. Chaudhari found himself able to take the first trip of his life outside india. He had five weeks in England at the invitation of the British Broadcasting Corporation a week in Rome and a week in Paris. He published one or two articles in the Indian Press about his visit. But the reception was rather discouraging. It seemed as if he had given deep offence to a large number of his patriotic fellow Indians by an indiscreet enthusiasm. He was even called Pro-British.

He never kept note of his experience. But the process of recalling the sensations in tranquility was bound to set in motion the parallel and rival process of thinking as well. He was trying his best to place the Timeless England against Timeless India in which he had been steeped all his life. English people had shown themselves so capable of adapting themselves to new circumstances.

Shri Chaudhari has set down with preciseness and candor the impressing of his visit to Britain in the spring of 1955. The truth is that he is at once more Indian than most Indians and more English than most English men. With his gift of double vision he achieves insights denied to many. He sees things with a child's insatiable curiosity but records his findings with judicial balance. He persistently asks questions and is not afraid to supply his own answers. Again and again he compares conditions in India and England and this gives a piquancy and edge to his writing. The book is full of such admirable spuns of prose that seek to build a bridge of understanding between Britain and India. "He has a poetical mind with a skeptical turn, and the English are lucky to have come under his shre peeled gaze. He is best at direct observation and he writes like an angel."

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