(The) Cambridge History Of India [Vol v] British India 1497-1858 - Dodwell, H.H [ed] (New Delhii S.Chand And Co., 1964)
The Whig tradition The Law Member Slavery Limits Of the Presedency Docoity Mutiny In Bengal Abkari Courts Of Law Growth Of The Presidency Education District Administration In The United Provinces Central David Hare Adam's reports The council Of Education Social Policy To 1858 Other Protest The Company Marine The Surat Squadron The Armies Of the East India Company Cadets Local And Irregular Units The Mutiny Mutiny At Delhi The position at Agra Havelock 's Campaign The East India Company's Position The Dibates The Indian Govt. The Legislative Council District Administration In Bengal Courts Of Law Trade and inDustry Forests Agriculture The Indian Army Central Asia India And The war The conquest Of Upper Burma Position In 1858 The Indian states Same Of Hydrabad India Today Education and Mission To 1858 District Administration In The United Provinces And The Panjab Warren Hasting's Policy The Dispatch Of 1854 The Mutiny Allahabad The Company's Marine The Home GoverMent District Administration In BombayThe Growth Of Educational Policy Chief's Colleges The Schools Central asia Mayo and Sher Ali LAw Reform The rise Of Extermist Party Congress Proposal Local Self Goverment Rise And Growth Of Muslim Communalism In India The Govt. Of India Act The Public Service s In India The Dutch In India Alexander vis Bulls Later Goverment The united Company The french Factories In India The danish East India Company The War Of Austrian Succession Chait Sing The Brgans Of oudh And Faiizulla Khan Hasting's Reply To Burke's Charges The Exclution Of the French Tipu Sultan The Indian States Burma The Panjab
Includes Index Includes Bibliography
Keywords: History-Ancient India; The dutch In India