The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 4 |
Contents
ADMINISTRATIVE DEVELOPMENT 18181858 | 1 |
The law member | 7 |
Relations of the Company and the board | 13 |
Competitive examinations | 19 |
DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION IN MADRAS 18181857 | 38 |
District organisation | 49 |
Jails | 56 |
DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION IN BENGAL 18181858 | 58 |
51 | 366 |
Exchange compensation allowances | 371 |
Transference of the Companys armies | 375 |
CHAPTER XXI | 379 |
The reorganisation of 1922 | 381 |
The Civil Procedure and Criminal Procedure Codes | 385 |
FOREIGN POLICY 18581918 | 389 |
The Hindu joint family | 392 |
DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION IN THE UNITED | 75 |
Warren Hastingss policy | 102 |
Elphinstones efforts in Bombay | 111 |
Policy of religious toleration | 122 |
Sacrifice of children at Sagar Island | 128 |
Careys description | 134 |
Ram Mohan Roys petition | 140 |
Growth of the Marine 174072 | 147 |
CHAPTER IX | 153 |
The reorganisation of 1796 | 159 |
Local and irregular units | 165 |
Dalhousies annexations | 171 |
Mutiny at Delhi | 177 |
Wheeler at Cawnpore | 183 |
Outram joins Havelock | 189 |
The storm of Delhi | 195 |
Lawrence at Lucknow | 198 |
Mutiny in Central India | 201 |
The Act of 1858 | 207 |
The Amendment Act of 1869 | 214 |
The Mesopotamia Commission | 220 |
CHAPTER XII | 226 |
42 | 230 |
Thomasons scheme in the NorthWestern Provinces | 232 |
The home governments control of legislation | 237 |
CHAPTER XIII | 245 |
The bhadralok | 251 |
Landrevenue in Sind | 257 |
Port trusts | 263 |
Moplah rebellions | 268 |
Communications in the province | 274 |
Limits of the presidency | 278 |
Landrevenue administration | 280 |
CHAPTER XXII | 281 |
Forests | 286 |
The district officer | 292 |
The Orissa famine | 298 |
The famine of 18768 | 300 |
The growth of resistance to famine conditions | 309 |
Opium | 315 |
44 | 331 |
CHAPTER XIX | 335 |
The dispatch of 1854 | 337 |
49 | 342 |
Curzons reforms | 349 |
Problems of the future | 355 |
THE INDIAN ARMY 18581918 | 357 |
General position in 18656 | 359 |
The uncovenanted civil service | 361 |
The Indian Medical Service | 365 |
London control of foreign policy | 404 |
Northbrook and Argyll | 414 |
Attitude of the home government | 419 |
The RussoAfghan Boundary Commission | 423 |
The Russian railways | 428 |
Withdrawal of the residency | 434 |
The effects of the annexation | 440 |
54 | 444 |
Immigration | 446 |
Ripons settlement | 447 |
55 | 450 |
Dera Ghazi Khan the meetingplace of the two systems | 452 |
Policy of the Second Afghan | 454 |
The administrative and Durand lines | 458 |
Tribal risings of 1897 | 466 |
Land tenures | 472 |
Failure to take advantage of the initial enthusiasm | 478 |
Revolutionary attempts | 485 |
Their constructive interpretation | 491 |
Kashmir | 495 |
The rendition of Mysore | 501 |
The Imperial Service Troops | 507 |
District organisation | 513 |
The Bengal Local SelfGovernment Act | 520 |
Comparative failure of the rural boards | 521 |
The presidency towns | 523 |
Early committees in the district towns | 529 |
57 | 531 |
Ripons reforms in the municipalities | 534 |
Progress of western influences | 538 |
The principle of election | 545 |
CHAPTER IV | 549 |
The partition agitation in Bengal | 551 |
The prosecution of Tilak | 556 |
Repressive measures | 562 |
Indian members of council | 569 |
Further restrictions on the press | 574 |
Indians in South Africa | 581 |
CHAPTER XXXIII | 587 |
The heads of provinces scheme | 594 |
Communal representation | 600 |
DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION IN BOMBAY 18181857 | 609 |
Growth of the presidency | 632 |
Thagi | 635 |
The Bihar famine 300 | 636 |
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adalat administration Afghan amir annexation appointed areas army assistant Baden Powell battalions Bengal Bihar Board Bombay Brahmans British India Burma Calcutta central charge chief collector command Commission commissioner committee Company Company's criminal dacoity Dalhousie Delhi dispatch district duties East India elected England English established European executive famine force frontier Government of India governor Hansard Hindu Idem imperial infantry irrigation judges judicial land land-revenue later legislative council Lord Curzon Lord Minto Madras magistrate Maratha Marine ment military Morley Muhammadan municipal Muslim Mutiny native North-Western Provinces officers organised Orissa Oudh Panjab Parl parliament police political presidency proposals Ram Mohan Roy recruited reforms regiments regulations Report responsible revenue rule Russian ryotwari sadr Sanskrit sati schools secretary self-government sepoys Serampur settlement Sikhs subordinate territory tion towns treaty troops United Provinces viceroy village zamindars