East-West Encounters E HOMEPAGES F South Asia F Britain - India

A European experience of the Mughal Orient, Marshall, review of 'The I’jaz-i Arsalani (Persian Letters, 1773-1779) of Antoine-Louis-Henri Polier'

When Albion's sons went native, Dalrymple ('White Mughals: love & betrayal in 18th century India'), Biblio...Review of Books, 2000

White mischief, Dalryme, review of his 'White Mughals', Guardian 2002

When East embraced East with a passion, Mann, Times Online, October 2nd 2002, interview with Dalrymple re 'White Mughals'

When the twain met, Chisholm, review (of Dalryme's 'White Mughals'), Arts Telegraph, 29.9.2002

Mr Kirkpatrick's rebellion, Mishira, review (of Dalrymple's White Mughals...), Guardian (Review) 5.10.2002

A romance famous in the East, Ziegler, review (of Dalryme's 'White Mughals') Arts Telegraph, 2002

The British Raj, Nunn, Drake Undergraduate Social Science Journal , 2001

Dialogue & History: Constructing South India, 1795-1895, Irschick, BOOK

Imperial encounters: religion & modernity in India and Britain, Peter van der Veer, introduction chapter

Anglo-Indian literature: historians…, The Cambridge History of English and American Literature

Moving frontiers: changing colonial notions of the Indian frontier, Barrow, South Asia Graduate Research Journal (SAGAR) (Texas), 1994

Indian trafffic: Identities in question in colonial and post-colonial India, Roy, 1998, BOOK

The British period of Indian history: some recent interpretations, Harnetty, Pacific Affairs, 37.2, 1964, = via JSTOR

The British impact on India: some recent interpretations, Harnetty, Pacific Affairs, 1966-67, = via JSTOR

Delusions and discoveries about the British in India, Mason, Pacific Affairs, 1973, = via JSTOR

400 hundred years of the East India Company, Bowen, History Today, 2000

From trade to colonization: historical dynamics of the East Indies companies, South Asian History, website profile

Disease, climate & racial difference in India & the West Indies, Harrison, Bulletin of the History of Medicine, 1996

Information, Orientalism, and the military in Colonial South Asia, Association for Asian Studies, 1999 papers, abstracts

Mercantilism as strategic trade policy: Anglo-Dutch rivalry for E. India trade,m Irwin, The Journal of Political Economy, 1991, = via JSTOR

The origins of uneven development: the Indian subcontinent, Dutt, The American Economic Review, 1992, = via JSTOR

Plassey: a new account from the Danish archives, Furber, Journal of Asian Studies, 1960, = via JSTOR

Gender, Genre and the 18th century English traveller, Gupta-Casale, on Kindersley (E & W. Indies), Eliza Fay

Shah Latif and his message, G. M. Syed

Intellectual and cultural characteristics of India in a changing era, 1740-1800, Bearce, Journal of Asian Studies, 1965, = via JSTOR

Sikh rule and Ranjit Singh, Dhillon, website paper

The letters of George Bogle from Bengal, Bhutan and Tibet, 1770-81, Teltscher, The Containment & Re-Deployment of English India, 2000

That liberty of writing: incontinent ordinance in 'Oriental Jones', Findlay, The Containment & Re-Deployment of English India, 2000

A tribute to Sir William Jones (1748-94), Pappu, website paper

The Asiatick Society of Bengal, Steadman, Eighteenth-Century Studies, 1977, via JSTOR

Ambassador between the East and West [William Jones 1746-94], Sundaram, The Hindu, 1986

The Panchen Lama's visit to China in 1780: an episode in Ango-Tibetan relations, Cammann, The Far Eastern Quarterly, 1949, = via JSTOR

Sachal Sarmast [1739-1829]: the great Sufi poet of Sindh, Makhdoom, Website paper with links, ditto without links

Military developments in India 1750-1850, Barua, Journal of Military History, 1994, = via JSTOR

The Star in the East: the controversy over Christian missions to India, 1805-1813, Chauncey, Historian, 1998

Abdul Masih (1776-1826): icon of Indian indigeneity, Kings, International Bulletin of Missionary Research, 1999

James Mill's Utilitarianism and British imperialism in India, Leung, Nuffield College, Oxford , website paper, PDF file, HTML version

Druids & Brahmins: a case of mistaken identity (c. 1750-1850), Robinson, Diskus, 2000

Romanticism and colonialism: races, places, peoples, 1785-1800, Kitson chapter 2 of Romanticism and Colonialism, 1998

Haafner's travels through the Island of Ceylon in 1783, Velde & Moor, 1991 lecture, expanded in website paper

Domesticating exotism: transformations of Britain's Orient, 1785-1835, Makdisi, ch. 5 of Romantic Imperialism, 1998

Protestants, Orientalists, and Brahmanas: reconstructing Indian Social history, Lariviere, Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences, 1994

Innovative Mica paintings of 19th century India, Neville, India Perspectives, 2001

Early Indologists and indology of India, Giri, Gosai website paper

Historical contradictions & imperial romance in early 19th century [India], Ahmed, The Containment & Re-Deployment of English India, 2000

Elite groups in a South Indian District: 1788-1856, Frykenberg, Journal of Asian Studies, 1965, < JSTOR

Sikhs and the British, Website paper

Life of William Carey, Smith, 1909, BOOK, inc. sep chapters, e.g. 3 India as Carey found it (1793)

William Carey & the modernization of India, Mangalwadi, ch. 4, William Carey & the regeneration of India

The controversey over Christian misssions to India, 1805-1813, Chancey, The Historian, 1998

Hindu-Muslim relations in Colonial Banaras (1809-1811), Visuvalingam, JAAR

Bentinck: the application of liberalism to India, Bearce, Journal of Modern History, 1956< JSTOR

Whiggism in India, Prashad, Political Science Quarterly, 1966, via JSTOR

Romanticism and colonialism: races, places, peoples, 1800-1830, Fulford, chapter 3 of Romanticism and Colonialism, 1998

Social stratification & the demarcation of national & local elites in British Ceylon, Roberts, Journal of Asian Studies, 1974, = via JSTOR

The life and times of Henry Derozio [1809-1831]: a legend among Anglo-Indians, Wright, International Journal of Anglo-Indian Studies, 2000

Towards a reinterpretation of nineteenth century Indian economic history, Morris, Journal of Economic History, 1963, = via JSTOR

The background of Macauley’s minute, Cutts, American Historical Review, 1953, = via JSTOR

Organic conservatism, administrative realism & the imperialist ethos in the 'Indian Career' of John Stuart Mill, Lal, New Quest, 1998, review of Zastoupil's John Stuart Mill and India, rep. in MANAS

Emma Roberts' 'Scenes and characteristics of Hindostan' (1832), Brown,

Persian Professor in Britain. MIrza Muhammad Ibrahim at the East India Company's College 1826-44, Fisher, Comparative Study of S. Asia, Africa and the Middle East, 2001, HTML version

Dr. Brydon’s report of the Kabul Disaster [1842] & the documentation of history, Trousdale, Military Affairs, 1983, = via JSTOR

Victorian images of Islam, Bennet, International Bulletin of Missionary Research, 1991

Reflections on the [Tamil] poetry of Ramalingar [1823-74], Little, website paper

Early prose fiction in Marathi, 1828-1885, Raeside, Journal of Asian Studies, 1968, = via JSTOR

De Tocqueville in India: an essay on the caste system, Yalman, Man, 1969, = via JSTOR

Mirza Ghalib's life [1798-1869] and ghazals, Chakravarti, website paper

The reluctant rebel: Rani Lakshmibai of Jhansi [1850s], Mukherjee, website paper

Ahmad on Marx's India articles, Proyect, website paper

Reply to Van Gosse on India, Marx and Said's Orientalism, Proyect, website e-mail discussion thread

Reading History through Marx's eyes, McGuire, Teaching South Asia, 2001

The Causes of The Rebellion, 1857, Amin, Defence Journal, 1999, Pakistan military

The Kanpur massacres in the historiography of the Indian revolt of 1857, Campion, website paper

Contemporary perrspectives of the Sepoy's Mutiny. The beginning of the end of Empire?, Schultz and Felter, Cayuga Community College, web paper

The rebellion of 1857: origins, consequences, and themes, Street, Teaching South Asia, 2001

The Sepoy Mutiny of 1857. Mutiny or First War of Independence?, Patel, 1998 website paper

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