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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Vol. I. Preface. 1. The Punjab and NWFP. 2. Historical notes. 3. The elements of the Punjab people. 4. Religions. 5. The Lamaistic clergy. 6. Life of Guru Nanak. 7. The Misls. 8. The military administration. 9. Socio cultural movements in the Punjab. 10. Chiefs of the Punjab. 11. Defeat of Tipu Sultan. 12. Annexations and political readjustments. Index. Vol. II. Preface. 1. Political condition. 2. The ancestors of Maharaja Ranjit Singh. 3. Ranjit Singh and his times. 4. Emergence of Ranjit Singh. 5. British interference. 6. The Anglo Sikh relations. 7. Metcalfe's mission to Lahore. 8. Conquests and annexations of Ranjit Singh. 9. The conquests and consolidation of Multan Kashmir and Peshawar. 10. The civil administration of Ranjit Singh. 11. Downfall of the Sikh power. 12. The first Anglo Sikh war. 13. The annexation. 14. Maharaja Dalip Singh. Index. Vol. III. Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Rowlatt bills. 3. Firing in the Bagh. 4. The hunter committee. 5. The Congress committee. 6. Amritsar Congress 1919. 7. Historical background. 8. National education. 9. A fight for crumbs. 10. Congress presidential address of Lajpat Rai. 11. Address to college students. 12. Views on Congress creed. 13. Historical background. 14. Nehru as president. 15. The new ideology. 16. Complete independence. 17. New ideology. 18. Do or die. 19. Resolutions passed by the Congress Working Committee on 8 March 1947 at New Delhi. 20. Partition and independence. 21. Freedom here and now. 22. Letter to Subhas Bose. 23. The Congress and the Muslims. 24. India and the world. Chronology. Bibliography. Index. Vol. IV. Preface. 1. The disturbances. 2. Lord Amherst and William Bentinck. 3. Administration under Lord William Bentinck. 4. Dalhousie's administration and annexations. 5. Sardar Ajit Singh. 6. Socio cultural movements in the Punjab. 7. Early career. 8. Role in politics. 9. Patriotic ideology. 10. Painful history of India. 11. Rights and duties of human beings. 12. Ethics. 13. Practical religion. 14. Guru Granth Sahib. 15. Gems from the Sikh scriptures. Index. The Indian sub continent particularly the north western regions including the Punjab had to face most arduous and difficult situations from time to time. Indeed the affluence of the people of this region was the main target of foreigners. But they were given a bold resistance through the ages. The four volumes deal with various significant phases of the rulers people and their capabilities which in fact paid them rich dividends. The available material has been properly utilised in all these volumes. Hopefully these volumes will be useful study for students researchers and teachers in all academic institutions in our country and abroad. 1470 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Vol. I. East India Company Its Strength and Policy Preface. 1. Commercial interests. 2. Expansion in the East. 3. Growth of new settlements. 4. Social life. 5. Peace of Paris. 6. Clive and Plassey. 7. Era of reforms. 8. Warren Hastings and his administration. 9. The Begams of Oudh. 10. Warren Hastings Governor of Bengal. Index. Vol. II. Expansion and New Regulations Preface. 1. Anarchy and dissolution. 2. Tussle in the Carnatic. 3. Internal politics of Bengal. 4. The Rohilla War. 5. Europe and India a contrast. 6. Warren Hastings The Regulation Act and the Trial of Nandkumar. 7. Pitt's India Bill 1784. 8. The Meston Settlement. 9. The Federal Finance. 10. The Charter Acts 1793 1833. 11. Charter Act 1853. 12. Revolt and the Act of 1858. Index. Vol. III. India Under the Crown Preface. 1. India under the crown End of the Lord Canning's Administration. 2. Revolt and the Act of 1861. 3. The era of constitutional reform. 4. Act of 1892. 5. Morley Minto Reforms 1909. 6. Outbreak of the war. 7. Declaration of August 1917. 8. The Reforms Report. 9. The Coronation Durbar. 10. Dyarchy and Non Co operation. 11. Representative Acts. 12. Petitions and deputations. 13. Reaction. 14. The year 1919 and reforms. Index. Vol. IV. Pathway to Swaraj and Constitution Preface. 1. Simon Commission and Round Table Conference. 2. Report and Indian Reaction. 3. Government of India Act 1935. 4. Constitution of 1949. 5. C.R. Das Early career. 6. B.C. Pal Early career. 7. Aurobindo Ghose Early Career. 8. Subhas Chandra Bose Early career. 9. Dr. B.C. Roy Scientific temper. Index. The four volume have been weaved into pre 1857 and post 1858 periods. The policy of the East India Company has been explained in two volumes and the remaining two volumes deal with numerous socio economic and political developments after the Revolt of 1857. Indeed the developments from commercial temperament to the expansion on various regions had been the policy throughout the long era. In fact the policy commencing from Lord Clive to 1857 has been highlighted in a comprehensive way. Indeed Bengal was the base of the British administration and therefore the title of these volumes is quite suitable. The pathway to Swaraj gives us a substantial glimpse of the period which led to the emergence of the Constitution of India. These volumes would be useful for teachers research scholars and students in India and abroad. 1566 pp.