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The Ends of Empire, Gilmour, Wilson Quarterly, 1997

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

The literature of British India, Otsuma Women's University Faculty of Literature Annual Report, Vol. XVII, 1985

A distant and a deadly shore: notes on the literature of the sahibs , Woodcock, Pacific Affairs, 1973, = via JSTOR

Eurocentrism of Hegel, Marx, Mueller, Monier Williams, Malhotra, ECIT paper, 2001

Reading Indian History through Marx's eyes, McGuire, Teaching South Asia, 2001, on 1850s and 1860s

The Jesus of nineteenth century Indian Christian theology, Clarke, in Mackey Studies in World Christianity, 1999

Dalit conversion and social protest in Travancore, 1854-1890 , Oommen, Bangalore Theological Forum, 1996

The emerging Dalit theology: a historical appraisal , Oommen, Indian Church History Review, 2000

Re-reading Tribal and Dalit conversion movements in Kerala, Oommen, paper, United Theological College, Bangalore, India, 2000

Images of the Pathan: the usefulness of colonial ethnography ,

Feminisms, nationalisms & imperialism: Ireland, India & Margaret Cousin's sexual politics, Candy, Women's History Review, 1994

Paraiyars Ellaiyamman: collective resistance & emancipatory mythography, Clarke, in Robinson, Gnana (ed.) Religions of the Marginalised, 1998

Pietists and contextualists: the Indian situation, Stackhouse, The Christian Century, l993

Memsahibs and their servants in 19th century British India, Chaudhuri, Women's History Review, 1994

Reconstituting South Asia for a diasporic Age, Rocher, South Asia Graduate Research Journal (SAGAR) (Texas), 1994

The language divide in Punjab, Singh, South Asia Graduate Research Journal (SAGAR) (Texas),1997

Sublime & the picturesque in colonial India: poems & sketches of Reginald Huber, Cook, South Asia Graduate Research Journal (SAGAR) (Texas), 1997

Pervasive pedagological paradigms [in India thru' time], Rosser, South Asia Graduate Research Journal (SAGAR) (Texas), 1996

Representations of the past in the 20th century historiography of Hindustani music, Kobayashi, South Asia Graduate Research Journal (SAGAR) (Texas), 1995

Slaves, Freedmen & other migrants in the NW Indian Ocean c. 1750-1914, Ewald, The American Historical Review, 2000

Recasting Karbala in the genre of Urdu Marsiya, Hyder, South Asia Graduate Research Journal (SAGAR) (Texas), 1995

Bengali Middle-class women and servants in colonial Calcutta, Banerjee, South Asia Graduate Research Journal (SAGAR) (Texas),1996

Autobiography, widows & the place of women in 19th cent. Hindu social reform, Meyer South Asia Graduate Research Journal (SAGAR) (Texas), 1996

Masculinity-Feminity in 'The Chess Player': manoeuvres & an Indian game, Lal, Manushi:, 1996

Feminism, Imperialism & Orientalism: the challenge of the Indian woman, Liddle/Rai, Women's History Review, 1998 (PDF)

Education of a Civil Servant’s Daughter: Readings from Monica Chanda’s Memoirs. , Karlekar Feminist Review, 2000= via EBSCO

Configurations of ‘Women’s Work’ in the ‘Mission of Sisterhood’ to Indian Women , Haggis Feminist Review, 2000= via EBSCO

Rewriting patriarchy in late 19th century Bengal, Walsh, Journal of Asian Studies, 1997, via JSTOR

Purdahnashin: Colonial Modernity & the Zenana in Cornelia Sorabji's Memoirs , Burton Feminist Review, 2000, = via EBSCO

East Is East and South Is South: The Cases of Sarojini Naidu & Arundhati Roy. , Boehmer Women: a Cultural Review, 2000, = via EBSCO

Ramabai: woman of the millenium, Mangalwadi, website paper

Motherhood in the East–West Encounter: Ramabai’s ‘Daughterhood’ & Motherhood, Kosambi Feminist Review, 2000, = via EBSCO

Child bride to 'Hindoo Lady'. Rukhmabai & debate on sexual respectability in imperial Britain , Burton, The American Historical Review, 1998, = via JSTOR

Pandita Ramabai - a voice suppressed or a woman ahead of her times? Rewriting History, Bilwakesh, Sawnet review

Jhalkari Bai: a little known chapter on a women's courage in colonial India,

The 'Civilizing Mission': The Regulation and Control of Mourning in Colonial India. , Mukta Feminist Review, 1999 = via EBSCO

'White Already to Harvest': South Australian Women Missionaries in India. , Allen, Feminist Review, 2000 = via EBSCO

Rereading the 1890s. Venereal disease as 'Constitutional Crisis in Britain and British India , Levine, Journal of Asian Studies, 1996, via JSTOR

The Hindu Renaissance and its apologetic pattern , Bharati, Journal of Asian Studies, 1970, via JSTOR

The English invention of Hinduism, Dom, Race and History website

The Punjab government and comunal politics, 1870-1908, Barrier, Journal of Asian Studies, 1968, via JSTOR

Tribal identity and ethnic conflicts in northeast India, Pachuan

Northeast India: target of British apartheid, Maitra & Maitra, Executive Intelligence Review, 1995

The Deccan riots of 1875 , Kumar, Journal of Asian Studies, 1965, = via JSTOR

The Mappilla outbreaks: ideology and social conflict in 19th century Kerala , Dale, Journal of Asian Studies, 1975, = via JSTOR

A Turkish mission to Afghanistan, 1877 , Lee, Journal of Modern History, 1941, via JSTOR

Science 'Gone Native' in colonial India , Prakesh, Representations, 1992, via JSTOR

Identifying domiciled Europeans in colonial India: poor whites or privileged community, McMenamin, International Journal of Anglo-Indian studies, 2001

Hill stations: pinnacle of the Raj, Lal, MANAS review

Peasants and monks in British India, Pinch, 1996, BOOK

History of the Brahmo Samaj, Website paper

Yogis under the Raj, Thursby, website paper

Sayyid..al-Afghani (1838-1897), Website profile

Sir Syed Ahmed Khan, Single page, tripod.com webpage

Nets of awareness: Urdu poetry and its critics (late 19th), Pritchett, 1994 BOOK

Imagining Hindurashtra: the Hindu & the Muslim in Bankim Chandra's (1838-1894) writings, Sarkar, book chapter

The myth of (Muslim) unity: colonial and national narratives, Hasan, book chapter

Late Victorian Holocausts: El Nino famines & the making of theThird World, Davis, re. Indian famine 1876

Blavatsky and the Theosophical movement: a brief historical sketch, Ryan, esp. ch. 8 , ch. 9, ch. 10 on work in India and Sri Lanka

Theosophy as a political movement [in India], Bevir, book chapter, 2000

Damodar . Mavalankar - the theosophical pioneer, Pratt, website paper, 2000

Damodar: a theosophical epic, High Country Theosophist, 1992, cont.

Blavatsky and Buddhism, Taylor, Group in Buddhist Studies (UC Berkely), website paper, 1999

Madame Blavatsky a reincarnation of Buddha, or part of a political plan?, Vermeiren, website paper

The esoteric world of Madame Blavatsky…by those who knew her, Caldwell, 1880, 1880, 1881-82

The beginnings of the Theosophical movement in India, 1878-1885, Moulton

The early history of the Theosophical Society (Adyar, India)

The Sex problem: political aspects of Gender discourse in the Theosophical Society 1875-1930, Kraft, website paper

The Blavatsky-Tibet connection and stanzas of Dzyan connection, Ananikian, website paper

The Theosophical 'Aryan League of Honour' and the Dalip Singh conspiracy, Muehlegger, website paper, ditto

Blavatsky's and Friedrich Max Mueller's 'Aryan race' and the Occult, Pels, website paper

Letters from the White brotherhood, Blavatsky's 'Masters' and colonialism, Viswanathan, website paper

Theosophical conversion and race theory. I, Viswanathan, website paper, and part II

Mikhail Katkov and H.P.B' political loyalty, Johnson, website paper

The Theosophical Mahatmas: a critique of Paul Johnson's new myth, Pratt, website paper

A critical examination of Johnston's thesis on the Theosophical masters Morya & Koot Hoomi, Caldwell, website paper

Quoting Vivekananda, Madam? Quote him fully, Gurumurthy, The Observer of Business and Politics, 1999

Swami Vivekananda's concept of women, Narasingha, paper, Bengal Studies Conference, 1995

Gandhi in London, Ranilmendis, website chapter-4

Gandhi and Theosophy, FAQ 9, Gandhi Serve.com

Mahatma Gandhi and Theosophy, Cranston, HPB

For Humanity. For the Sinhalese. Dharmapala as crusading Bosat, Roberts, Journal of Asian Studies, 1997, = via JSTOR

Annie Besant's many lives, Jayawardena, Frontline, 1997

The history of the 1900 KH letter to Annie Besant,

Annie Wood Besant: orator, activist, mystic, rhetorician, Dobra

Bridging cross-cultural feminisms: Besant & women's rights in England & India 1874-1933, Anderson, Women's History Review, 1994

The origin and enactment of the Indian 'Age of Consent' Bill, 1891, Heimsath, Journal of Asian Studies, 1962, via JSTOR

Images of Indian women in Rudyard Kipling: a case of doubling discourse, McBratney, Inscriptions, 1988

Hybridity and History in Rudyard Kipling, Birjepatil, academic technical post-modernism

Kipling's notion of race in 'Plain Tales from the Hills' [1888], Buchan, website paper, Belfast University

Rudyard Kipling in India, Bennett, lecture notes, 2001

Rudyard Kipling's 'Ballad of East & West', Buda, Otsuma Women's University Faculty of Literature Annual Report, 1986

Kipling, Kim, and anthropology, Doyle, short website paper, Belfast University

Kim's white blood, Anderson, website profile

Kipling's burden: representing colonial authority and constructing the 'other' …in Kim, Bhatia, SAGAR, 1994

Ship me somewhere 'East of Suez': Rudyard Kipling's strange exile from himself, Baneth, Jouvert. A Journal of Post-colonial Studies, 2001

Kipling's militaristic rhetoric: the Russian threat to British India, Matin, Studies in the Novel, 1999

Imperialism and Kipling , Varley, Journal of the History of Ideas, 1953, via JSTOR

Tibet's part in the 'Great Game', Hundley, History Today, 1993

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