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Harinath De
Harinath De (1877—1911), was an Indian historian, scholar and a polyglot, who later became the first Indian librarian of the National Library of India (then Imperial Library) from 1907 to 1911. In a life span of thirty four years, he learnt 34 languages. ==Early life and education== De was born in Ariadaha of Kamarhati (in present North 24 Parganas district) near Kolkata. His father Roy Bhadur Bhutnath De was a government official in Raipur, Central Provinces (now Chhattisgarh), where the family of young Narendranath Dutta (future Swami Vivekananda) also stayed in the same building, briefly from 1877 to 1879.〔 De attended Raipur High School, and went to study at Presidency College, Kolkata (then in the University of Calcutta), followed by Christ's College, Cambridge〔Greenspan, p. 169〕 A polyglot and linguistic prodigy, he was expert in 34 languages, including many eastern and western languages such as Chinese, Tibetan, Pali, Sanskrit, Persian, Arabic, English, Greek, Latin,〔Greenspan, p. 140〕 out of which he was M.A in 14.
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