British Ruled
1757-1947
by
David.Steinberg@houseofdavid.ca
Home page
http://www.houseofdavid.ca/
1. Documentary Sources, Libraries and
other Institutions
House of Commons Parliamentary Papers
(HCPP) – This gives access to texts of British Laws (e.g. all the government
of India Acts) as well as many key reports tabled e.g. Command Papers (CD) such
as the Crewe Report on the reorganisation of the India Office (CMD 207 1919); Report of the Joint Committee. Report and proceedings; Evidence,
Appendices, Records and Indices (Indian Constitutional Reform) and Report,
proceedings, and Records (Indian Constitutional Reform); annual Statement
exhibiting the moral and material progress and condition of
Index To Theses (http://www.theses.com/ ) - A comprehensive listing of theses with abstracts accepted for higher
degrees by universities in Great Britain and Ireland since 1716. There are just
under half a million theses in this collection. Access provided by many
academic libraries.
British Library Integrated Catalogue (http://catalogue.bl.uk/
) - Records of British theses held in the British Library collection are included in the 'Document Supply Material' section of
this catalogue.
INFLIBNET is an
autonomous Inter-University Centre of the University Grants Commission (UGC) of
India. It includes searchable:
Government Archives in South Asia: A guide to National
and State Archives in Ceylon, India and Pakistan, ed - D.
A. Low, J. C. Iltis, M. D. Wainwright.
Library of Congress Online Catalog
Dissertation
Abstracts Online is a
definitive subject, title, and author guide to virtually every American
dissertation accepted at an accredited institution since 1861. Selected Masters
theses have been included since 1962. In addition, since 1988, the database
includes citations for dissertations from 50 British universities that have
been collected by and filmed at The British Document Supply Centre. Beginning with DAIC Volume 49, Number 2
(Spring 1988), citations and abstracts from Section C, Worldwide
Dissertations (formerly
European Dissertations), have been included in the file.
ProQuest Digital Dissertations – key online searchable source.
Access provided by many academic libraries.
Project South Asia - Web-based digital library for improving the
study and teaching of
Tej Bahadur Sapru
(1875-1949) his papers
H.R.H.
the Duke of Connaught's Address to the Indian Assembly on its Inauguration, 9
February 1921
School of Oriental and African
Studies Library - London
Committee
on South Asian Libraries and Documentation
Duke University Library – South Asian
Studies (dissertations)
2. Bibliography of Books Articles
and Dissertations
3. Wikipedia Articles (main Category - British rule in India)
Aligarh Muslim University see also Sir
Syed Ahmed Khan
Amritsar Massacre And General Reginald
Dyer
British Indian Army, Military of British India
British Political Parties and Politicians
Caste System; Social groups of India; Brahmins; Scheduled
Castes and Tribes; Dalit (outcaste); Neo-Buddhism;
All-India Scheduled Caste
Federation; B.R. Ambedkar
§ Government of India Act 1909
Governor-General of India - Viceroy
of India (links to individual biographical information)
Indian National Congress and All India Congress Committee
Jammu and Kashmir, Instrument of Accession
Kashmir and Kashmir Dispute
Nawab (includes links
to various nawabs)
Nehru Report (author David
Steinberg)
Partition of the province of Bengal
Political integration of India
Republic of India and Pakistan
Indian Round Table
Conferences 1931-1933 (author David Steinberg); Communal Award; Proposed
Indian Round Table Conference 1922 (author David Steinberg)
Tej Bahadur Sapru
(author David Steinberg)
Valangiman
Sankarana-rayana Srinivasa Sastri (author David Steinberg)
4. Other Links
Library of Congress –
India Country Study
Liberal political
activity in India over the past 120 years
Sunset on the Raj – India 1945-48
The “Satraps’ Scheme” for
Government of India Reform, 15th
January, 1919
storyofpakistan.com
Partition of Bengal [1905-1911]
Establishment of All India Muslim League [1906]
Fourteen Points of M. A. Jinnah [1929]
Round Table Conferences [1930-33]
Rule of Congress Ministries [1937-1939]
The Ideology
of Pakistan: Two-Nation Theory
Emergence
of Gandhiji - National Politics and Its Aftermath