NEED HELPPP PLEASE Read the following excerpt from T. N. Mukharji's Perhaps, no symptom being visible in my external appearance of the cannibalistic tendencies of my heart, or owing probably to the notion that I must have by that time got over my partiality for human flesh, or knowing at least that the place was safe enough against any treacherous spring which I might take into my head to make upon them, or owing to whatever other cause, the party gradually grew bolder, began to talk in whispers and actually tried to attract my attention . . . Based on this excerpt, what can most logically be concluded about Mukharji's point of view? A.He prefers cannibalism over vegetarianism. B.Europeans do not see Indians as civilized people. C. People are shy when they meet new people. D.He has to be careful in Europe to avoid getting arrested.

We may most rationally assume about Mukharji's point of view based on this excerpt that Europeans do not see Indians as civilized people.

That is Option B.

Who was T. N. Mukharji?

Trailokyanath Mukhopadhyay, also known as T. N. Mukharji in British Indian Government documents, was an Indian civil officer and notable author who wrote in both English and Bengali.

The T.N Mukharji Collection, which is part of the larger Economic Botany Collection, has over 1000 samples of pharmaceutical items, foods, dyeing materials, fibers, minerals, and oily substances.

The collection was collected and organized by Bengali civil servant Trilokya Nath Mukharji before being donated to the National Museum of Victoria in 1887.

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