Earle, Bernadette

Ginninderra Press, ACT

1999

East & Jones

Philadelphia

1919

Eden, Emily

Bentley, London

1866

Edwardes, Michael

Pan Books Publishing
ISBN: 0330023225

1969

Edwardes, Michael

Constable, London
ISBN: 009467180X

Edwardes, Michael

Praeger Pub., Inc., New York

1969

Edwardes, Michael

Sidgwick & Jackson, London

1967

Edwardes, Michael

Eyre & Spottiswoode, London

1968

Edwardes, Michael

Cassell & Co., Ltd., London

1963

Edwardes, Michael

Constable & Co., Ltd., Great Britain

1991

Edwardes, Michael

London

1973

Edwards, Anne

Vivien Leigh Biography (Ygnacio Valley Library, California)

Simon & Schuster, New York

1977

Edwards, Kerry

Our Joyous Days: Historical Sketches of St. George´s Church & School”
This book depicts ‘sketches’ of history of St George’s Church and Schools. St George’s school was founded in 1834 as the first Anglican school in Hyderabad. Christ Church established in 1844 was the forerunner to the building of St George’s Church in 1867 totally from personal subscriptions made by the members of the Anglo-Indian and Domiciled European Anglican Community of Chudderghat. It’s rich heritage and history covers ‘sketches’ of a period from the 1830s to the 1970s, both in text and pictures.

The need for the School was forevisioned by early English missionaries. The Anglo-Indian and Domiciled European Anglican Community of Chudderghat (always known as The Community) and then in the early 1900s the Australian Church Missionary Society’s (ACMS), administered the church and schools until they were handed over by the ACMS in 1962 to the Church of South India Trust.

The book of 440 pages captures personal memories from former school boys and girls and teachers and clergy, along with history and a host of photographs and memorabilia and is a must for all St.Georgians and Hyderabadi students of history.

Limited copies are available at A$50 each (by electronic transfer or $65 bank draft and includes postage and packing) and can be ordered by emailing: kerry.edwards@immi.gov.au

emailing: kerry.edwards@immi.gov.au

Edwards, S. M.

Oxford Univ. Press

1923

Edwards, Thomas

Henry Derozio – The Eurasian Poet, Teacher & Journalist (Univ. of Calif. Berkeley Library)

Riddhi-India, Calcutta

1884

Edwards-Stuart, Ivor

BACSA, London

1990

Egan, Eileen

Sidgwick & Jackson, London

1985

Eliade, Mircea

Rupa & Co., New Delhi

1950

Elphinstone, Mounstuart

London: John Murray

1849

Elwin, Edward F.

John Murray, London

1907

English, Barbara

Houghton/Miffin, Boston

1971

Ernst, W.

Routledge, London

1991

Ex, J.

Nijoff, The Hague

1966

Eyton, John

Arrowsmith, London

1926

Falkland, Viscountess

Chow-Chow (2 vols.)

Hurst & Blackett, London

1857

Fanon, F.

London

1968

Farrell, J.G.

The Siege of Krishnapur (1st American ed.)

Harcourt, Brace, Jovanovich, New York
ISBN 1-59017 092X – New York Review Classics 1973

1974

Farrell, J.G.

Jonathan Cape, London

1970

Farrington, Susan

BACSA

1991

Fay, Eliza

Original Letters from India (1779-1815) (With notes by E. M. Forster)

Hogarth Press, London

1925

Feldback, Ole

India Trade Under The Danish Flag 1772-1808
European Enterprise & Anglo-Indian Remittance & Trade

University of Copenhagem

1969

Fenton, Bessie

The Journal of Mrs. Fenton: A Narrative of Her Life in India, the Isle of France & Tasmania During the Years 1826-1830 (Univ. Calif. Berkely Library)

Edward Arnold, London

1901

Fenwick, C.A.

Baptist Mission Press, Calcutta

1828

Field, G.

Methuen & Co., London

1932

Finot

London

1906

Fischer, Edward

Orion Books, New York, NY

1991

Fitchett, W.H.

Smith, Elder, London

1904

Fitzgerald, Valerie

Zemindar

The Bodley Head

1981

Fitzroy, Yvonne

Methuen & Co., London

1926

Fleming & Tully
Laurence Fleming & Sir Mark Tully

Last Children of the Raj: Volume II
Here is a unique entry-point into British and Indian social and cultural history in the last and momentous period in the history of the Raj. It is a vivid collection of individual memories of children born between 1914 and 1940 and who spent their childhood and adolescence in British India or the Princely States. It includes details of the roots in India, family connections, friendships with other British and Indian children, journeys, adventures, questions of color and race, and impressions of the Raj. The Second World War forms a natural break–war-time India, Independence and Partition, and the postwar return–how did they feel about the new India, and what had India given them and what did they give to India?

About the Author Laurence Fleming is one of the last children of the Raj with strong family connections and has edited and contributed to this collection.

Radcliffe Press
ISBN: 186064872X

November 25, 2004

Fletcher, John Wedge

Liddell’s Printing Works, Allahabad

Forbes, Archibald

London

1891

Forbes, James

Oriental memoirs (2 vols.) (Rev. Edition)

Richard Bentley, London

1834

Forbes, James

Letters Written During 17 Years Residence in India (4 volumes)

London

1813

Forbes-Mitchell

Calcutta

1900

Forbes-Mitchell

Macmillan & Co., London

1893

Forjett, Charles

Cassell Petter & Galpin, London

1877

Forrest, G. W., (ed.)

Selections from the State Papers of the Governors-General of India (2 vols)

B. H. Blackwell, Oxford

1910

Forsyth, Frederick

Bantam Books, New York

1994

Foster, Mrs. K. B.

Foster, William

India House, London

1919

Fowler, Marian

Viking Penguin Inc.

1987

Fox, Jennifer

BACSA
ISBN 0907799493

Francklin, William

Military Memoirs of Mr. George Thomas (University of California Library)

John Stockdale, Piccadilly

1805

Fraser, Baillie J.

Military Memoirs of Lt. Col. James Skinner (2 volumes)

Smith Elder & Co., London

1851

Fraser, Eugenie

Mainstream Publishing Co. Ltd., Great Britain

1989

Fryer, John

R. Chiswell, London

1698

Fuller, B.

1910

Furber, Holden

John Company at Work (Univ. of Calif. Davis Library)

Harvard Univ. Press, Cambridge

1951

Gabb, Alfred D.F.

Alfred D.F. Gabb

1998

Gaikwad, V.S.R.R.

Asia Publishing House, Bombay

1967

Gaikwad, V.S.R.R.

The Anglo-Indians: A Study in the Problems & Processes Involved in Emotional & Cultural Integration (The Univ. of Illinois & San Francisco State University Libraries)

Asia Publishing House, London

1967

Gantzer, Hugh & Colleen

Penguin Books India

April 2005

Gardner, Alexander

Military Memoirs of Alexander Gardner (Ed. by Major Hugh Pearce)

Wm. Blackwood & Sons, London

1898

Gardner, Brian

McCall Publ. Co., New York

1972

Gaur, N.

Penquin Books

1993

Gawke, Daphne

Evalt Graphics, England

1995

George, T.J.

Madras

1935

Ghose, Sudhin

Michael Joseph, London

1953

Ghosh, S.C.

E. J. Brill, Leiden

1970

Gibson, Guy

Enemy Coast Ahead (Fresno State Univ. Library)

Michael Joseph, London

1946

Gillespie, Leslie

T. V. Boardman & Co., Ltd., London & New York

1952

Gillespie, Susan (Pseud. Edith Constance Turton-Jones)

G. Bles, London

1936

Gilmour, David

John Murray

Gilmour, David

Farrar, Straus & Giroux
ISBN: 0374283540

2004

Gist, Noel P. and Dworkin, Anthony

Wiley Interscience, New York

1972

Gist, Noel P. and Wright, Roy Dean

E. J. Brill, Leiden

1973

Godden, Jon

Michael Joseph, London

1954

Godden, Jon and Rumer

Readers Book Club, London

1966

Godden, Rumer

Milkweed Editions Reprint

February 1994

Godden, Rumer

Little, Brown & Co., Boston

1939

Godden, Rumer

The Lady and the Unicorn (Univ. of Calif. Berkeley Library)

Peter Davies, London

1938

Golant, W.

Hamish Hamilton, London

1975

Goldbourne, S. Macfarlare, J. (ed.)

Hartley House Calcutta (New Ed.)

Thacker Spink, Calcutta

1908

Goldenberg, S.

Belmont, CA

1987

Gopal, Ram

Gopal, S.

Univ. Press, Cambridge

1965

Gopal, S.

Oxford Univ. Press, London

1953

Gordon, Constance

Gordon, Noel

Cervisian Press

2000

Goswami, B.B.

Govt. of India, Calcutta

1988

Gouda, F.

Amsterdam

1995

Gould, Tony

Strangerland: A Family At War by Helena Drysdale
REVIEW:
Harshawardhan_Bosham Nimkhedkar, Nagpur, India.
Strangerland is an exercise in family history. Helena Drysdale set out to write the story of a forebear who pursued a career as a colonial governor, but ended up focusing on another branch of the family. Born nearly a decade earlier than Queen Victoria, Isabella Gascoyne, née Campbell, survived her by more than a year.

She spent the first, productive part of her adult life in India, the land of her birth, where she gave birth to nine children, seven of whom survived infancy.

Her husband Charles was a cavalry officer in the service of the East India Company who distinguished himself in the First Sikh War of 1845-46, but was so appalled that he yearned for pastures new – and they didn´t come newer than New Zealand, whose pastures still had to be hacked out of the hills and plains. According to a book Charles read, this recent addition to the British Empire was just the place for a penniless but enterprising ex-officer.

Isabella, recuperating from the birth of her ninth child, was the last to learn about the proposed career move; her children and their governess, Amelia Sutherland, all knew before she was told. She was tired of travel and, now that Charles´s peripatetic military existence was over, had hoped they would settle high up in the Himalayan foothills. But Charles brushed aside her wishes. The family was going to New Zealand, though Isabella was sent home to England on doctor´s orders. Another year would pass before the family was reunited.

PICADOR Publishers
0870 – 079 – 8897

2006

Graham, Maria

George Ramsay & Co., Edinburgh

1812

Graham, Rev. J.A.

The Guild Outpost
Edinburgh/London
Available from Asian Rare Books, New York

1905

Grand, G.F.

Calcutta Historical Society

1910

Grant, Colesworthey

Subarnarekha, Calcutta

1984

Grant, Colesworthy

W. Thacker & Company, London

1860

Greenberger, Allen J.

Oxford Univ. Press, London

1969

Greenwood, Nicholas

Asian Educational Services, New Delhi

1998

Grey, Charles

H.F.& G. Witherby, London

1932

Grey, Charles & Garrett, H.L.O.

Superintendent of Govt. Printing, Lahore

1929

Griffin, Sir Lepel

Ranjit Singh (Rulers of India Series)

Clarendon Press, Oxford

1893

Griffiths, Percival

Benn, London
ISBN: 0510269427

1971

Grimwood, Ethel St.Clair

London: Bentley

1891

Gupta, A.C.

Jadaupur: The National Council of Education

1958

Gupta, Mary Ann Das

Henry Louis Vivian Derozio (1808-1831), Anglo-Indian Patriot and Poet (Univ. of Calif. Berkeley Library)

Derozio Commemorative Committee, Calcutta

1973

Gupta, Partha S. & Despande, A.

Oxford Press

2001

Gupta, Shiva Kumar

Luckman Ethnographic & Folk Culture Soc.

1968

Guy, Alan J. & Boyden, Peter B.

National Army Museum
ISBN 0-901721-35-2

April 1998

Handa, Rohit

A Twisted Cue
It is a story, among many other things, about an Anglo-Indian army officer, Lt. Col. ( later Brigadier) Quintin Reginald “Mulkally” Oxley-Protheroe MC, MVC, Commanding Officer 38 Guards during the 1965 war.

A Twisted Cue is a novel that delves deep into the inner psyche of India. Cultural values, origins, status and the codes of gentlemanly English-speaking Indian society are all explored, including the complicated restrictions of those who live within it. All this is done with wit, a sharpness and verve that make A Twisted Cue a memorable work.

The twice-decorated Lieutenant-Colonel Quintin Reginald Mulkally Oxley-Protheroe, an Anglo-Indian Commanding Officer of an elite Guards battalion is on holiday in Kasauli, a cantonment town in the Simla Hills, on the eve of international hostilities. Whilst searching for an epitaph in a derelict cemetery for his white forefather’s grave, he sees the need to revivify the Hindu side of his bloodline-which lacks the will to wash down curry with bloody water to win battles, as his British ancestors had done while fighting the wars that unified India.

Mulkally’s holiday continues in Delhi where he meets Erica Green, a young woman of his own community, and accidentally rekindles a friendship with Narayani, who nursed him for an injury in an earlier war. The story is told as Mulkally gets involved in the 1965 India-Pakistan conflict which, besides disrupting a romance on the rise, ends in a stalemate which is not to the satisfaction of those who had hoped for more. A twisted cue leads to depression for some officers, with Mulkally departing for another continent where he unexpectedly meets one of the women from whom he was parted by the war.

Ravi Dayal Publishers
ISBN: 8175300493

January 2003

Handley, Mrs. M. A.

Edward Arnold, London

1911

Hanley, Gerald

Thacker, Spink & Co., London

1789

Hanley, Gerald

Collins, London

1961

Hansen, August Peter

BACSA Putney, London

1999

Hardgrave, R.L.

Harcourt Brace, Jovanovich, Sidney

1980

Hardie, Keir

Hardless, H.

1919

Harris, John

Granada Publ. Ltd., London

1973

Hart, Rev. W.H.

Calcutta

1895

Harvey, Andrew

1993

Harvey, Andrew

Houghton Mifflin Co.

1995

Harvey, Robert

Hodder & Stoughton, London

1998

Haseler, S.

St. Martin´s Press, New York

1996

Hawes, Christopher

Curzon Press, Richmond, Surrey

1996

Hawkins

The Hawkins´ Voyages during the Reigns of Henry VIII, Queen Elizabeth & James I (Ed. by Clements R. Markhan)

Hakluyt Society, London

1878

Hayde, Brig. D.E.

Trishul Publications, Dehradun, India

1989

Heber, Reginald

Heber´s Journal: Narrative of a Journey through the Upper Provinces of India from Calcutta to Bombay, 1824-1825. (3 vols.) (New Ed.)

John Murray, London

1827

Hedges

The Diary of William Hedges, Esq. (Ed. by Colonel Henry Yule) (3 vols.)

Hakluyt Society, London

1889

Hennessy, Maurice

St. Martin´s Press, New York

1971

Henriques, F.

Secker & Warburg, London

1974

Herne, Tony

FAREWELL RAJ: Witness To End Of Empire

The retired British settlers were split two ways – “Let’s get the hell out of here before we are all slaughtered in our beds”, many armed themselves with pistols and shotguns; the other half remained complacent; “Sit tight – we’ve seen all this before, it will blow over in a few weeks and life will go on just the same”. The Hindus, Muslims and Sikhs who were caught on the wrong side, were quite definite in what they had to do. They had to move to the other side as quickly as possible.

Synopsis
Tony Hearne, just a young man at the time, bore witness to political intrigue, acts of great courage and determination and sickening atrocities. These images and this story have lived with him all his life.

This tale charts a vivid adventure, which no man would have willingly sought, but which brings to life a passionate period in history which has changed the political contours of India and Pakistan and the lives of the people.

The words will resonate with many an old soldier and maybe provide an insight to a younger generation who perhaps cannot imagine living in such fearful and tumultuous times. £1.00 from the cover price of every book will be donated to The Royal British Legion.

Tommies Guides,
East Sussex, ENGLAND

February 2009

Heron, S.F.

Staton Press Simla

1881

Hervey, Captain Albert

Ten Years in India (2 vols.)

William Shoberl, London

1850

Hervey, Captain Albert Allen, Charles (Ed.)

A Soldier of the Company Life of an Indian Ensign 1833-1843 (Sonoma County Library)

Michael Joseph in Assoc. with the National Army Museum, London

Hibbert, C.

Penguin Books, Victoria

1986

Hickey, William

Memoirs (4 vols.)

New York

1925

Higginbothan, J.J.

Higginbotham & co., Madras & London

1874

Higham, Charles & Roy Moseley

Pocket Books, New York, NY

1983

Hill, S.C.

Thacker, Spink & Co., Calcutta

1901

Hill, S.C.

Calcutta

1902

Hill, S.C., editor

Bengal in 1756-57 (Indian Records Series) (3 vols)

John Murray, London

1905

Hilton, Edward H.

Calcutta

Hobson

1926

Hockley, William Browne

The English in India and other Sketches (The British Library and Oriental & India Office Collections)

Longman, London

1835

Hockley, Wm B.

D.N. Carvalho
ASIN: B0008BSYJU

1841

Hodges, William

Quarto

1794

Hodson, Rev. George H.

John W. Parker

1859

Hodson, V.C.P.

Constable & Co., London

1927

Holman, Denis

Heinemann, London

1961

Holmes & Co.

The Bengal Obituary (Brigham Young University Library)

Punthi Pustak, Calcutta

1848

Holmes, C.

Faber & Faber

1991

Holmes, Richard

SAHIB: The British Soldier In India
Sahib is a broad and sweeping military history of the men who served in India and the women who followed them across that vast and dusty continent, bore their children and, all too often, mopped their brows as they died. Although wealth and status meant a great deal in British India, it was a place that slew the colonel or his daughter as easily as it did the sergeant or his.The bloody battles that gave Britain control of the subcontinent left just as much grief in the lines as in officers´ bungalows. It is a book about British soldiers in the broadest sense – from Sahib-log of the most refined sort to gora-log, red of face and coat, intent on mischief in the bazaar. Richard Holmes, one of Britain´s leading military historians, begins with India´s rise from commercial enclave to great Empire, from Clive´s victory of Plassey, through the imperial wars of th eighteenth century and the Afghan and Sikh Wars of the 1840s, through the bloody turmoil of the Mutiny, and the frontier campaigns at the century´s end.With its focus on the experience of ordinary soldiers, Sahib explains why soldiers of the Raj joined the army, how they got to India and what they made of it when they arrived.

ISBN: 0007137532

Holt, Peter

In Clive´s Footsteps (Alhambra Public Library, CA)

Hutchinson, London

1990

Hoole, Elijah

Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown & Green, London

1829

Hough, R.

Quill/William Morrow, New York

1986

Howison, John

Richard Bentley, London

1834

Hubel, Teresa

Duke University Printers
ISBN: 0822317184

Huggins, W.

John Letts Jnr., London

1842

Hughes, Thomas

Jaico Publishing House, rpt. Bombay

1857

Hunter, Sir William W.

London: Smith, Elder

1893

Hunter, William W.

Annals of Rural Bengal (7th ed.)

Smith, Elder & Co., London

1897

Hunter, William W.

Christian Venacular Ed. Soc., Madras

1888

Hunter, William W.

A History of British India (2 vols.)

Longmans Green & Co., London

1899

Hunter, William W.

Anson, D.F. Randolph & Co.,

1897

Hutchins, Francis G.

Princeton University Press, Princeton

1967

Hutchinson, Lester

George Allen & Unwin

1937

Hutton, J. H.

Cambridge Univ. Press

1946

Huxley, Aldous

Chatto and Windus, London

1932

Huxley, Aldous

Ministry of Information & Broadcasting, Delhi

1948

Hyam, Ronald

Empire and Sexuality: The British Experience (Univ. of Calif. Irvine Library)

Manchester Univ. Press, Manchester

1990

Hyland, Paul

Indian Balm
Review
“´As pungently aromatic as a Madras curry´ Sunday Telegraph ´Books of the Year´ ´Indian Balm sheds vivid and dramatic light on this unsung Indian province. A richly rewarding read.´ John Keay ´Paul Hyland went off the tourist track and up the river his forebears adopted…His experiences – good, bad and never less than colourful – are revealed in Indian Balm which captures the spirit of this south eastern area of the subcontinent and makes a thoroughly engrossing read.´ Choice, ´Book of the Month´”

Product Description
From an award-winning author whose books have all become modern classics, “Indian Balm” is written beautifully – witty, poetic, informed, full of colour and insight. It is a fascinating journey through past and present India, explaining a region far off the beaten track. “Indian Balm” is the captivating account of a journey Paul Hyland made along the little-known course of the sacred Godavari river in Southern India: a pilgrimage through both his past and India´s present. It is the story of the search for his ancestors, missionaries and traders, who settled in the region generations ago and of their Balm – a wonder cure for all sorts of ailments and afflictions. It is also a fascinating and enlightening journey through India today. Wading through the country´s contradictions and irritations, its ugliness and its beauty, Hyland encounters both the exotic and the commonplace. He meets snake charmers and sadhus, bogi men and horn dancers, witnesses ancient rituals and observes the most simple aspects of daily life. Indian Balm is an extraordinary and, above all, unique journey – vivid, intimate and revealing – travel writing at its colourful best.

ISBN-10: 1845110854

2005