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Contents
ANCIENT INDIA | 1 |
The Brahmanic period | 11 |
ALEXANDER | 21 |
India during the Maurya Empire including Alexanders campaign page | 30 |
THE EARLY MAURYAS | 31 |
ASOKA THE SUNGAS AND THE ANDHRAS | 42 |
FOREIGN INVADERS OF NORTHWEST INDIA | 62 |
India c 500 A D | 86 |
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 |
THE Establishment oF THE EAST INDIA COMPANY AS | 597 |
The Mysore wars | 602 |
The expansion of Bengal 17601803 | 608 |
THE GUPTA PERIOD | 87 |
HARSHAVARDHANA | 104 |
N India c 1000 A D ΙΙΟ | 110 |
NORTHERN INDIA IN MEDIEVAL TIMES | 111 |
S India 1000 A D | 150 |
THE DECCAN | 151 |
SOUTH INDIA | 179 |
EARLY MUSLIM CONQUESTS AND THE FOUNDATION OF | 205 |
THE KHALJĪS AND | 220 |
Fall of the Khaljis | 228 |
The Tughluk Empire in 1335 | 234 |
FALL OF THE TUGHLUKS | 244 |
THE SAYYID and the Lodi DYNASTIES AND THE KINGDOM | 255 |
THE KINGDOM OF BENGAL | 270 |
THE Kingdoms of the Deccan and of Vijayanagar | 277 |
GUJARĀT Mālwā and Khāndesh | 299 |
Bābur Humōyūn AND THE AFGHANS | 321 |
India in 1524 | 323 |
AKBAR | 338 |
India in 1560 | 341 |
Campaigns in the Deccan | 372 |
India at the death of Akbar 1605 | 381 |
SHAHJAHĀN | 399 |
AURANGZĪB 165880 | 416 |
AUrangzĪb in the Deccan 16801707 | 435 |
The Mughal Empire at the end of the seventeenth 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 |
Coens ideas and policy | 503 |
India in 1818 | 623 |
THE GROWTH OF THE COMPANYS SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT | 625 |
THE Northwestern APPROACHES TO INDIA | 646 |
42 | 657 |
THE COMPANYS LAST CONQUESTS | 663 |
Sind and the Panjab | 669 |
The absorption of Burma | 682 |
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 |
The mutiny of the Bengal Army | 741 |
CROwn Government AND THE GOVERNMENT OF INDIA | 758 |
Army Headquarters and the Commanderinchief | 766 |
The growing control of the Home Government | 773 |
Relations with the Central Government | 782 |
The development of new departments | 788 |
Famine policy | 797 |
CENTRAL ASIA AND the Routes to INDIA | 803 |
BURMA 18521918 | 824 |
THE CROWN AND The Indian States | 830 |
The NorthWest Frontier | 837 |
EDUCATIONAL AND POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT 185892 | 842 |
THE MORLEYMINto Reforms | 866 |
POLITICAL DEVELOPMENTS 191019 | 886 |
Political divisions of India in 1918 | 887 |
33151 | 897 |
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