Letters to a Friend: Rabindranath Tagore’s Letters to C.F. Andrews

These letters, divided into several chapters, each with introductory notes by Andrews, have made the book not just a collection of letters but a well-knit, coherent narrative. Andrews has given adequate information useful to the understanding of the context of the letters.
Many of these letters capture the genuine expression of Tagore’s anxiety about modern civilization and political life in India.

Letters to a Friend also contains two essays by C.F. Andrews: An Essay on the Bengal Renaissance and An Essay on the Personality of Tagore.