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| Biographies of Great Indians & Hindus |
MADAME CAMA |
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| To Curb Her
Spirit But how could that be done? Marriage? Yes, once married she could not be as free as she was. So the father at last found a young man to become his son-in-law and to keep the daughter away from politics! His name was Rustom K.R. Cama. He was a social worker and had made a name in politics. He had faith in British rule. By profession he was a lawyer. It is strange that a man of this sort should have agreed to marry Madame Cama knowing that she was a lioness thirsting for' freedom. Truly he was a Rustom - a very bold man! On 3rd August 1885 the marriage was celebrated with great pomp. Just for two days there was a lull in the political activities of Madame Cama; on the third day they were resumed. The father had bestowed the headache, with his daughter, on the son-in-law. |
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