Bhagavad-Gita (Besant 4th)
THE
THE
BHAGAVAD-GITA
OR
THE LORD'S SONG
WITH THE TEXT IN DEVANAGARI AND AN ENGLISH TRANSLATION
BY
ANNIE BESANT
FOURTH EDITION
G. A. NATESAN & Co, MADRAS.
Price Annas Four.
Discourses(not listed in original) Preface Discourse 1 Discourse 2 Discourse 3 Discourse 4 Discourse 5 Discourse 6 Discourse 7 Discourse 8 Discourse 9 Discourse 10 Discourse 11 Discourse 12 Discourse 13 Discourse 14 Discourse 15 Discourse 16 Discourse 17 Discourse 18
NOTE TO THE FIRST EDITION.
It has long been my ambition to place within the easy reach of the English-reading public a cheap edition of the Bhagavad-Gita with the text in Devanagari and an English translation of the same. Mrs. Annie Besant, that warm and tried friend of India whose services to our land it were vain to count, has enabled me to realise that ambition by generously granting the use of her English translation. It is devoutly hoped that this great scripture of the Hindus will find a place in thousands of homes both in India and elsewhere.
Nov. 1907. G. A. NATESAN
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