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Contents
BABUR HUMAYŪN AND THE AFGHANS | 321 |
India in 1524 | 323 |
AKBAR | 338 |
India in 1560 | 341 |
Religious policy | 362 |
The Dini Ilāhī | 368 |
Rebellion of Prince Salim | 375 |
JAHANGİR | 380 |
The Mysore wars | 602 |
The expansion of Bengal 17601803 | 608 |
India in 1818 | 623 |
THE GROWTH OF THE COMPANYS SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT | 625 |
THE NORTHWESTERN APPROACHES TO INDIA | 646 |
THE COMPANYS LAST CONQUESTS | 663 |
Sind and the Panjab | 669 |
The absorption of Burma | 682 |
SHAHJAHĀN | 399 |
AURANGZĪB 165880 | 416 |
AURANGZĪB IN THE DECCAN 16801707 | 435 |
century | 436 |
THE SUCCESSORS OF AURANGZĪB 17071719 | 451 |
MUHAMMAD SHAH | 458 |
AHMAD SHAH AND the Last Days of THE MUGHALS | 469 |
India in 1763 | 476 |
THE COMING OF EUROPEAN INFLUENCE | 481 |
THE EAST INDIA COMPANY 16001740 | 510 |
DUPLEIX AND CLIVE | 532 |
The French wars in the Carnatic | 537 |
WARREN HASTINGS AND THE REGULATING | 565 |
The Maratha wars | 581 |
SUPREME POWER IN INDIA 17841818 | 597 |
THE GROWTH OF BRITish Sovereignty AND THE COM | 683 |
Problems of annexation | 691 |
The government of Bengal | 698 |
Regulation and Nonregulation government | 710 |
Educational policy | 716 |
Thagi | 724 |
THE COMPANYS ARMIES AND THE INDIAN MUTINY | 728 |
CROWN GOVERNMENT AND THE GOVERNMENT OF INDIA | 758 |
PROVINCIAL AND DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION AFTER | 778 |
CENTRAL ASIA AND THE ROUTES TO INDIA | 803 |
BURMA 18521918 | 824 |
THE CROWN AND THE INDIAN STATES | 830 |
EDUCATIONAL AND POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT 185892 | 842 |
THE MORLEYMINTO REFORMS | 866 |
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