Author
Title
Publication
Year
Abbott, Anstice
A Girl Widow´s Romance
Religious Track Society, London
1920
Abdullah, Mrs. Morag (Murray)
My Khyber Marriage
George G. Harrap & Co., London
1934
Abel, Evelyn
The Anglo-Indian Community – Survival in India or Tour of Sir Ali Baba, KCB (Univ. of Calif. Berkeley Library
Chanakya Pub., Delhi
1988
Aberigh-MacKay, George
Twenty-One Days in India or Tour of Sir Ali Baba, KCB (New and Revised Edition)
W.H. Allen & Co., London
1882
Adams, Jane
A New Conscience and an Ancient Evil
The Macmillian Co., NY
1912
Adams, Keith
Journey to India
This book touches upon the Anglo-Indian as being fortunate in modern India
Australian Broadcasting Commission, Sydney
1978
ADAMS, Stephen
The Last Anglo Indian and Lizzie
SYNOPSIS: A boy is born in British Colonial India in 1938. He is the second son of Anglo Indian parents. They live as their earlier generations have, in their own railway community. The story tracks the b
Format: Paperback Publication
ISBN: 978-1-908282-88-0
16th May 2011
Adams, W.H. D.
Episodes of Anglo-Indian History
E. Marlborough & Co., London
1880
Afghan
Best Indian Chutney: Some Eastern Vignettes
H. Jenkins
1920
Aitken, E.H.
Behind the Bungalow (University of New Mexico Library)
Thacker, Spink & Co., Calcutta
1923
Albuquerque
The Commentaries of the Great Alfonso Dalboquerque (Translated by Walter de Gray Birch) (4 vols.)
Hakluyt Society, London
1877
Aldiss, Brian
A Soldier Erect, or Further Adventures of the Hand-Reared Boy
Weidenfeld & Nicholson, London
1971
Aliph Cheem
Lays of Ind
Thacker, London
1888
Alladin, Bilkiz
For the Love of a Begum: The Romantic Story of James Kirkpatrick
Hyderabad
1989
Allen, Charles
Soldier Sahibs: The Men Who Made The North-West Frontier
United Kingdom 1st Edition
2000
Allen, Charles
Duel In The Snows: The True Story Of The Younghusband Mission To Lhasa
John Murray
ISBN 0-7195-5427 6
2004
Allen, Charles
Plain Tales from the Raj (Pleasant Hill Library, CA)
Holt, Rinehart & Winston, New York
1985
Allen, Charles
Raj – A Scrapbook of British India 1877-1947 (San Francisco Public Library)
St. Martin’s Press, New York
1977
Allen, Charles
Tales from the Dark Continent
Macdonald
1980
Allen, Joan
Missy Baba´ to ´Burra Mem´: The Life of a Planter´s Daughter in Northern India, 1913 – 1970
Putney, London
1998
Alter, James Payne
In the Doab and Rohilkhand: North Indian Christianity 1815-1915
Delhi
1986
Alter, Stephen
Neglected Lives
Andre Deutsch, London
1979
Alter, Stephen
Silk and Steel
Penguin, Ringwood
1983
Anderson, Philip
The English in Western India (2nd rev. ed.)
Smith, Elder & Co., London
1856
Andrews, C.F.
The Renaissance in India; Its Missionary Aspect
Church Missionary Society, London
1912
Andrews, C.F.
The True India: A Plea for Understanding
George Allen & Unwin, London
1939
Andrews, W.E.
Major General Claud Martin
Lucknow
1942
Angadi, Patricia
The Done Thing
Orion Publishing Company
ISBN: 0575037814
December 31, 1986
Anthony, Frank
Britain´s Betrayal in India: The Story of the Anglo-Indian Community (Calif. State Univ. Hayward & Long Beach Libraries)
Allied Publishers, Bombay
1969
Archer, Major
Early Views of India
Thames & Hudson, UK
1980
Archer, Major
Tours in Upper India and Parts of the Himalaya Mountains (2 volumes)
Richard Bentley, London
1833
Arnold, Sue
A Burmese Legacy (Fordham Univ. Library, New York)
Hodder and Stoughton, Ltd., London
1996
Arnott, Peter
More Impertinence
London
1948
Ashton, Stephen
The British in India: From Trade to Empire (Mid-Continent Public Library, MO)
B.T. Batsford, Ltd., London
1987
Asiatic Journal
Anglo-India, Social, Moral, and Political Being: A Collection of Papers from the Asiatic Journal Three Volumes (Athenean Library)
Wm. H. Allen & Co., London
1838
Aspinall, Arthur
Cornwallis in Bengal (Publication No.60, in the Manchester Univ. Historical Series)
Manchester University Press
1931
Atkinson, George F.
Curry and Rice on Forty Plates (Univ. of Calif. Berkeley Library)
W. Thacker & Co. London
1911
Auber, Peter
An Analysis of the Constitution of the East India Company and of the Laws Passed by Parliament
Kingsbury, Parbury & Allen, London
1826
Auber, Peter
Rise and Progress of the British Power in India (2 volumes)
Wm. H. Allen, London
1837
Austin, Ian
City of Legends: The Story of Hyderabad
Viking Press, India
1992
Australian AI Association,Inc.
Bringing Generations Together
Austalian AI Association Inc. Perth
1992
Bagley, Christopher
The Dutch Plural Society: A Comparative Study in Race Relations
Oxford University Press, London
1973
Baird-Murray, Maureen
A World Overturned, A Burmese Childhood 1933-1947 (University of Michigan Library)
Constable & Co., Great Britain
1997
Ballhatchet, Kenneth
Race, Sex and Class under the Raj: Imperial Attitudes and Policies and Their Crities 1793-1905 (Calif. State Univ. Fresno Library)
Weidenfeld and Nicholson, London
1980
Bamfield, Veronica
On the Strength: The Story of the British Army Wife
London
1974
Bannerjee, Anil C.
Constitutional History of India
MacMillan Company of India
1978
Bannerjee, S.N.
A Nation in Making
Oxford University Press, Bombay
1925
Barber, Noel
The Black Hole of Calcutta
Collins
1965
Barlow, Glyn
The Story of Madras
Oxford Univ. Press, London
1921
Baron, Archie
AN INDIAN AFFAIR: From Riches To Raj
Product Description A fresh perspective on Britain’s relationship with India, this work suggest that far from being an imperialist objective, it seems the footholds on which india was established as a colony happened by accident rather than by design. This book examines India both before the Raj and throughout. It attempts to show that the British were actually more influenced by India and their traditions than the other way around.
About the Author Archie Baron is an award-winning TV producer, his past credits include People’s Century for BBC 1 and the Leviathan history series for BBC 2.
Sidgwick & Jackson
ISBN: 0752261606
ISBN-13: 978-0752261607
December 2001
Barr, Pat
The Dust in the Balance: British Women in India 1905-1945
Hamish Hamilton
1989
Barr, Pat
The Memsahibs: The Women of Victorian India.
Secker & Warburg, London
1976
Barr, Pat & Ray Desmond
Simla: A Hill Station in British India.
Scolar Press, New York
1978
Barry, A.
England’s Mission in India
Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, London
1895
Basham, A.L.
The Wonder That Was India
London
1956
Basil, Anne
Armenian Settlements in India (Univ. of Calif. Library)
Armenian College, West Bengal India
1973
Basu, Major B. D.
The Colonization of India by Europeans
R. Chatterjee, Calcutta
Bates, H.E.
The Scarlet Sword
Transworld, London
1963
Baxter, Paul & Sansome, Basil (eds.)
Race and Social Difference
Penguin, Ringwood
1972
Baxter, Walter
Look Down In Mercy
Putnam Publishers
ASIN: B0006AT01E
1952
Bayly, C.A. (Ed.)
The Raj: India and the British: 1600-1947
London
1990
Beames, John
Memoirs of a Bengal Civilian
Windus
1961
Bearce, George D.
Brittish Attitudes Towards India: 1784-1858
Oxford Univ. Press, London
1961
Beattie, Malcolm Hamilton
On The Hooghly
1935
Belcher & Williamson
Migration within the Empire
London
1924
Bell, A.
Report of the Military Male Orphan Asylum at Madras
John Murry, London
1812
Bell, Evans
The English in India (Letters from Nagpur)
J. Chapman, London
1859
Bellew, M.W.
Memoirs of a Griffin: or A Cadet’s First Year in India
W.H. Allen, London
1843
Bence-Jones, Mark
The Viceroys of India
Constable
1984
Bennet, A.
Ten Months of Captivity
The 19th Century Press
Bernier, Francois
Travels in the Mogul Empire, A.D. 1656-1668 (translated on the basis of Irving Brock’s version & annotated by Archibald Constable [1891], 2nd ed. rev. by Vincent A. Smith)
Oxford University Press
1914
Berry, B.
Race and Ethnic Relations
Houghton Mifflin, Boston
1958
Berry, John
Flight of White Crows (San Francisco Public Library)
The Macmillan Co., NY
1956
Bevan, Major H.
Thirty Years in India or A Soldier’s Reminiscences of Native & European Life in the Presidencies from 1808-1838
Pelham Richardson, London (2 vols)
1839
Bey, Aleph
That Eurasian: A Story of India (Univ. Texas Arlington Library)
F. Tennyson Neely, New York
1896
Bhasin, Raja
Simla – The Summer Capital of British India
Viking, New Delhi
1992
Bhatnagar, Satish
Bright Renown, La Martiniere College Lucknow 1845-1995
La Martiniere College, Lucknow
1995
Biddulph, John
The Pirates of Malabar
Smith Elder & Co., London
1907
Bidwell, Shelford
Swords for Hire: European Mercenaries in Eighteenth-Century India
John Murray, London
1971
Birjepatil, Jaysinh
Chinnery’s Hotel
Chinnery’s Hotel exists in a moment of time and in its garden gone to seed, history’s glimpses and rumours continue to interest long after its guests have checked out never to return. The interplay between memory and change, nostalgia and reality gives a special flavour to this work of fiction….Sudeshna Chakravarti, Professor of English, Calcutta University.
Ravi Dayal Publishers, New Delhi
2005
Biswas, Nirendra Kumar
A Living Witness: St. James’ Delhi
St. James Church of North India, Delhi
1991
Blackford, Capt. Stan
One Hell of a Life! An Anglo-Indian Wallah´s Memoir From the Last Decades of the Raj
*Now in its 16th Reprint*.
Stanley Tridon Blackford, Australia
ISBN 0646391046
e-mail: tridon@chariot.net.au
website: www.chariot.net.au/~blackford
2000
Blaise, Clark & Bharati Mukherjee
Days and Nights in Calcutta
Doubleday & Co., New York
1977
Blanch, Lesley
The Nine Tiger Man: A Tale of Low Behaviour in High Places (San Francisco Public Library)
Atheneum, New York, NY
1965
Blankenhagen, Audrey
The Curse Of Kali
Ingram’s Books in Print Database
Contact: www.1stbooks.com
2005
Blechynden, Kathleen
Calcutta: Past and Present (University of Minnesota Library)
Surajit C. Das, Calcutta
1905
Blunt, Alison
Domicile and Diaspora: Anglo-Indian Women and the Spatial Politics of Home
Blackwell Publishers
ISBN 1405100559
2004
Blunt, Alison
Travelling Home and Empire: British Women in India: 1857-1939
The Guilford Press, New York
1997
Blunt, E.A.B.
Christian Tombs and Monuments in United Province
Allahabad, W.C. Abel Govt. Press, United Kingdom
1911
Blunt, Edward
The I.C.S., The Indian Civil Services
Faber & Faber, Ltd., London
1937
Blunt, W.S.
Indian Under Ripon (A Private Diary)
Leipsic, T.F., London
1909
Bolt, Christine
Victorian Attitudes to Race
Routledge & Kegan Paul, London
1971
Bolts, William
Considerations on Indian Affairs
J. Alman, London
1772
Bond, Ruskin
The Room On The Roof
Bond, Ruskin
The Rupa Book of Shikar Stories
Rupa Publications, India ISBN 81 2910358-3
Bond, Ruskin
Delhi Is Not Far
Penguin Books India
ISBN: 0670049549
New Edition
January 2003
Bond, Ruskin
Time Stops At Shamli & Other Stories
Penguin Books USA
ISBN: 0140128425
1st Edition January 1989
Bond, Ruskin
Rupa Book of True Tales of Mystery & Adventure
Rupa & Co.
ISBN: 8129101793
January 1, 2003
Bond, Ruskin
Ghost Stories From The Raj
Rupa & Co.
ISBN: 8171679927
January 1, 2002
Bond, Ruskin
Indian Railway Stories
South Asia Books; 1 edition
ISBN: 0140240667
May 1, 1994
Bond, Ruskin
The Adventures of Rusty
New Delhi: National Book Trust, India Illustrated by Suddhasattwa Badu
1995
Bond, Ruskin & Saili, Ganesh
Mussoorie: Jewel of the Hills Classic India
Rupa & Co., New Delhi
1995
Booth, Martin
Carpet Sahib (A Life of Jim Corbett)
Oxfrod Univ. Press, Delhi
1991
Boothby, Guy
My Indian Queen
Ward Lock
1901
Bose, Subhas Chandra
The Indian Struggle, 1920-1942
Asia Publishing House, Bombay, NY
1964
Bower, J.A.H.
Ambition Mocked our Useful ToilAutobiographical Sketches and Musings of Anglo-Indian Problems (The British Library – Oriental & India Office Collections)
G. Claridge & Co., Bombay
1939
Bowles, Cynthia
At Home In India
Publishers: Harcourt, Brace & Company, New York
1956
Boxer, C.R.
A Pelican Book Seaborne Empire 1415-1825
Penguin Books, London
1969
Boyd, W.C. & I. Assimore
Races and People
Abelard-Schuman, New York
1958
Braddon, E.N.
Life in India
Bradley, Birt
Poems of Henry Louis Vivian Derozio, with an Introduction
Oxford University Press
1923
Braga-Blake, M.
Singapore Eurasians: Memories and Hopes
Singapore
1992
Brata, Sasthi
India: The Perpetual Paradox
Rupa & Co.
1986
Braun, J.Chloe & Rebeiro, Lynette
Blind Spot
J. Chlöe Braun and Lynette Rebeiro have teamed up to write a crime mystery featuring police detective Hugh Walters, formerly of Calcutta, now retired in the Himalayan town of Darjeeling. Readers will be engrossed from almost the first page and it will be hard to put the book down. The multi-dimensional characters will hold you spellbound, drawing you deeply into their entangled lives of secrets and deceit, keeping you reading well into the night!
Booksurge, Amazon.com
For more information on how to obtain an autographed copy of the book, and to read an excerpt, please visit www.jchloebraun.com Contact the authors at LynneChloe@yahoo.com
October 2006
Brendon, Vyvyen
Children Of The Raj
EXTRACT: The children of the Raj are legion, yet their story has never previously been told. Like Katie Hickman’s ‘Daughters of Britannia’ it is dramatic and traumatic involving dangerous voyages, vivid experiences in exotic places and profound emotions springing from the sudden, unexplained and lengthy separation of children from their parents.
Orion Publishing Company
ISBN: 0297847295
July 31, 2005
Brennam, Jennifer
Curries and Bugles – A Memoir and a Cookbook of the British Raj
Harper Collins, New York
1990
Bristow, Brigadier R.C.B.
Memories of the British Raj – Soldier in India
Johnson, London
1974
Bristow, Robert, Charles
Memories Of The British Raj: A Soldier In India
Johnson Publishers
January 1974
Bromfield, Louis
Night in Bombay
Grosset and Dunlap, NY
1940
Bromfield, Louis
The Rains Came
Cassell, London
1939
Brookes, Stephen
Through The Jungle of Death: A Boy’s Escape From Wartime Burma
John Wiley & Sons
2001
Broome, Captain Arthur
History of the Rise and Progress of the Bengal Army
Sanders, Cones & Co., Calcutta
1850
Broomehead, W.C.
A Short Account of the Lives of Bishops of India
1876
Brown, A.C.
An Ordinary Man’s India
Brown, Ashley
On the Bombay Cost and Deccan
Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, London
1937
Brown, Augustus S.
At Midnight Comes the Killer
Thacker Spink & Co., Calcutta
1933
Brown, Hilton
The Sahibs: The Life and the Ways of the British in India as Recorded by Themselves (San Francisco State Univ. Library)
William Hodge & Co., London
1948
Brown, Judith
Modern India: The Origins of an Asian Democracy
Oxford Univ. Press, NY
1985
Brown, Melvyn
Anglo-Indian Quiz Book
Anglo-Indian, the Newsletter, Calcutta
1994
Brown, Melvyn
An Introduction to Anglo-Indian History
Melvyn Brown, West Bengal
1997
Brown, Melvyn
The Melvyn Brown Encyclopedia Anglo-Indian
Anglo-Indian, the Newsletter, Calcutta
1995
Brown, Melvyn
Social Anthropology of the Anglo-Indian Race
Melvyn Brown, Calcutta
1998
Brown, Melvyn
Woman Beyond Compare: The Life of Mary Ward
AFJ Apostolate of the Word
1984
Brown, Melvyn
World Famous Lovers (Biographies)
Sterling Publ., New Delhi
1973
Brown, Melvyn
The Anglo-Indian Archives The Anglo-Indian Book for the Millennium
Melvyn Brown
2001
Brown, Patricia
Anglo-Indian Food and Customs
Penguin (India), New Delhi
1973
Browne, F.
Hockey: The Game That Grows
Patterson Brokensha Pty. Ltd., Perth
1960
Bruce, H.
The Eurasians
John Long
1913
Bruce, John (pseud.)
Annals of the Honourable East-Indian Company (3 volumes)
Cox, Son & Baylis, London
1810
Brush, Stanley E.
Farewell The Winterline: Memories of a Boyhood in India
2002
Buchanan, Rev. Claudius
Colonial Ecclesiastical Establishment
Cadell & Davies, London
1813
Buchanan, Rev. Claudius
Memoirs of the Life and Writings of the Rev. Claudius Buchanan (Ed. by Hugh Pearson)
Samuel T. Armstrong, Boston
1818
Buckland, C.E.
Dictionary of Indian Biography
Sonnenschein, London
1906
Buckland, C.J.
Sketches of Social Life in India
Buettner, Elizabeth
Empire Families: Britons And The Late Imperial India
Excerpt from the book……
By the last decades of British rule, individuals of mixed British and Indian ancestry were rarely the children of European men and Indian women, more commonly having either two Anglo-Indian parents, or alternatively one Anglo-Indian and one European parent.
Partly because India did not count among the overseas imperial destinations Britain promoted as appropriate for permanent white settlement, however, those who lost touch with Britain were commonly equated with the racially mixed by colonial elites. Regardless of their actual ancestry, they experienced the same disadvantages as the Anglo-Indian community, in effect falling outside the bounds of whiteness with its many attendant privileges. More affluent Britons in India who counted themselves among the temporary sojourners practised a form of what John Hartigan has termed ‘intraracial othering’ with reference to the contemporary United States, in this instance by consigning domiciled Europeans to a racial category deemed inferior because of their inferior class status and geographical rootedness in the subcontinent.
Oxford University Press
ISBN: 0 19 9249075
Bulley, Anne
Free Mariner
BACSA Publications, Putney, London, UK
1992
Burchett, W.G.
Trek Back from Burma (San Francisco State Univ. Library)
Kitabistan, Allahabad
1943
Burchett, W.G.
Bombs over Burma
F.W. Cheshire, Pty. Ltd., Melbourne
1944
Burke, Sir Bernard & Ashworth, P.
A Geneological and Heraldic History of the Peerage & Baronetage (Ed. by A. Wonthrop Thrope) (8th ed)
Burke Publishing Co., London
1921
Burnell, John
Bombay in the Days of Queen Anne, Being an Account of the Settlement
Hakluyt Society, London
1933
Burton, David
The Raj at Table: A Culinary History of British India
Faber & Faber, London
1993
Burton, Richard F.
Goa and the Blue Mountains
Richard Bentley, London
1851
Busteed, H.E.
Echoes of Old Calcutta: Being Chiefly Reminisences of the Days of Warren Hastings, Francis and Impey (2nd. ed) (Cal State Hayward Library)
Thacker, Spink & Co. Calcutta
1888
Butler, James
Incense and Innocents (About Catholic Boarding Schools in India)
The Book Guild Ltd.
1991
Cain, Alex M.
The Cornchest for Scotland Scots in India (General Library – UC Berkeley)
National Library of Scotland, D3 Edinburgh
1986
Cambell, W.
British India
1839
Campbell, Christy
The Maharajah´s Box: An Imperial Story of Conspiracy, Love and a Guru´s Prophecy
Harper Collins, London
2000
Campos, Joachim Joseph A.
A History of the Portuguese in Bengal (Stanford University Library)
Butterworth & Co., Calcutta
1919
Candlin, Enid Saunders
A Travelers Tale, Memories of India
MacMillan Pub Co., New York
1974
Caplan, Lionel
Children of Colonialism: Anglo-Indians in a Postcolonial World
Berg Publishers
ISBN: 1859736327
2001
Cardew, Sir Alexander
Hodson’s Horse, 1857-1922
London
1928
Cardew, Sir Alexander
The White Mutiny. A Forgotten Episode in the History of the Indian Army. (San Francisco Public Library)
Constable & Co., London
1929
Carey, W.H.
The Good Old Days of Honorable John Company(Ed. by Amendra Nath Mookerji) (2nd ed.)
Quins Book Co., Calcutta
1882
Carter, Lionel
Mountbatten’s Report On The Last Viceroyalty
Cartwright, Jill
The Garlands Of Rampur
Pentland Press
1988
Castle, Dennis
Run Out the Raj: A Novel
Constable & Co. Ltd., London
1986
Cathcart, M.
A Tale of Early English Settlers
1892
Cecil, Dr. Ivy
Such A Vision Of The Street
Sidgewick & Jackson, London
1985
Chailley, Joseph
Administrative Problems of British India (Trans. by William Meyer)
Macmillan & Co., London
1910
Chakrabarty, Moushumi
Moushumi grew up in Poona, India and now makes her home in Mississauga, Ontario as well as on the Internet. She has been writing for over a decade with stints as a reporter and writer for a daily newspaper and a travel trade journal.
Fighting For Women´s Rights: The Extraordinary Adventures of Anna Leonowens
From her time growing up in India and the Royal Court of Siam, Anna (made famous as the “I” in the movie The King and I) developed a fiercely independent nature that she brought with her to North America. As a well-known author, Anna toured America landing in Halifax where she single-handedly created an art school for girls — later to become the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design. She devoted most of her life to the fight for women’s rights.
Prologue The trembling figure of the richly clad royal lady lay on the palace floor. Little Wanne, the princess, sobbed at the sight of her prostrate mother. She knew something terrible was about to happen. Princess Wanne’s mother, Lady Khoon Chom Kioa, had become so addicted to gambling that she had gambled away one of her daughter’s servants. The little princess was so distraught that the king soon heard about the incident. He was furious and had summoned the lady to the audience hall to be sentenced for her offence, the violation of a taboo. From his high golden throne, King Maha Mongkut of Siam uttered a harsh command. The entire court held its breath. Anna’s eyes were wide with fear and she could feel Louis’s fingers clutching at her skirts convulsively. Time hung suspended among the ornate chandeliers in the room. The cooling breeze that came in from the windows overlooking the bamboo groves suddenly stopped. Even the chattering monkeys swinging around the palace gardens seemed to have disappeared. Suddenly, the huge wooden doors swung open, and two hefty women with evil-looking whips entered. Anna looked on in horror. The two chastisers bowed low to the king. Then, faces impassive, they advanced towards the terrified woman on the floor. The king abruptly nodded, his face black with fury. With a sudden jerk, the whips sang through the air. In a second, the floor beside the writhing woman turned red. Blood seeped through her blouse as it was torn open and the skin on her back parted. Lady Khoon Chom Kioa was left lying on the floor in agony. And Anna was forever changed.
Altitude Publishing, Alberta, Canada
ISBN: 1554390052
September, 2005
Chakravarty, Gautam
Indian Mutiny and the British Imagination
N/A
ISBN: 0521832748
Chamberlain, M.E.
Britain and India: The Interaction of Two Peoples
David & Charles, Newton Abbot
1974
Chatterton, Eyre
A History of the Church of England in India
Soc. for the Promotion of Christian Knowledge, Lond.
1924
Chattopadhyay, A.K.
Slavery in the Bengal Presidency 1772-1843
London
1977
Chaudhuri, Nirad C.
The Continent of Circe: An Essay on the Peoples of India
Chatto & Windus, London
1965
Chockoalingam, Pillaiv
The Origins of the Indo-Europeans and Peoples
The Palamcottah Printing Press, Palamcottah
1935
Chota, Sahib
India in the Melting Pot (San Diego State Univ. Library)
London
1933
Choudhuri, S. R.
English Historical Writings on the Indian Mutiny, 1857-1859
World, Calcutta
1979
Choudhuri, S. R.
Henry Derozio, Eurasian Poet and Reformer
Metropolitan, Calcutta
1961
Clarke, T.G.
The Fortunes of the Anglo-Indian Race are Consideration Retrospectively & Prospectively (At one time senior magistrate of Madras)
Higginbotham and Co., Madras, 2nd ed.
1878
Clay, John
John Masters: A Regimented Life
Michael Joseph Limited, London
1992
Cleeve, Roger
The Toad Beneath the Harrow
George Allen & Unwin Ltd., London
1969
Cleeve, Roger
The Last Long Journey
Scribners, New York
1969
Clemons, Mrs. Major
The Manners and Customs of Society in India
London
1841
Cleverley, Barbara
The Last Kashmiri Rose
Dell Books
ISBN: 0440241561
2003
Cleverley, Barbara
Ragtime In Simla
Constable & Robinson, London
ISBN:0440242231
2002
Cleverly, Barbara
The Palace Tiger
From Publishers Weekly Starred Review. The fourth Joe Sandilands whodunit (after 2004´s The Damascened Blade) places Cleverly in the first rank of historical mystery writers; with each successive novel, she has displayed an increasingly impressive ability to depict a convincing, three-dimensional colonial India through the perspective of her rugged, insightful sleuth, who balances acumen and action. This time, Sandilands, a Scotland Yarder whose temporary posting to the Raj keeps getting extended, investigates the death of an Indian royal prince. As the maharajah, the dead man´s father, is himself in failing health, and the future leadership of his domain is of vital importance to the British, Sandilands must ascertain whether foul play was involved. But as soon as Sandilands arrive on the scene, the next heir to the throne falls victim to a fatal accident. The detective divides his attention between unraveling the hidden alliances within the royal family and seeking to protect the maharajah´s third son, the new presumptive heir. Cleverly´s trademark twisty plotting rises to new heights, and while the clues are all hidden in plain sight, even veteran mystery readers may find it a considerable challenge to arrive at the correct solution. As the author´s research and period detail are exemplary, this should have crossover appeal to Paul Scott readers and others fascinated with the waning years of the British Raj. Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved. –This text refers to the Hardcover edition.
Delta Publishing
ISBN: 0385340095
July 2006
Cleverly, Barbara
The Damascened Blade
From Publishers Weekly Devotees of classic Golden Age whodunits will delight in British author Cleverly’s third Joe Sandilands mystery set in India in 1922; it evokes, and in some ways surpasses, the work of Agatha Christie. The resourceful and insightful Sandilands assumes a glorified babysitting assignment when a rich and attractive American heiress expresses a desire to tour India’s dangerous northwest frontier with Afghanistan during a period of heightened political tension. The heiress and Sandilands end up at a frontier outpost with a motley collection of companions—a Pathan prince and his kinsman, a female doctor en route to serve the amir ruling Afghanistan, a sleazy entrepreneur, an RAF pilot hoping to gain support for an increased military aerial presence and a veteran civil servant advocating a British retreat. When the prince is found dead, evidence suggesting foul play is suppressed. Sandilands is forced to act on his suspicions when the victim’s kinsman takes a hostage and imposes a one-week deadline for a solution to the crime. Cleverly does a masterful job of combining traditional puzzle elements, including false endings and subtle fair-play clues, with convincing period atmosphere and characters with more complexity and sophistication than Christie typically provided. This marvelous historical delivers on the promise of the author’s first two mysteries—The Last Kashmiri Rose (2002) and Ragtime in Simla (2003)—and should add to her growing U.S. fan base. Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved. –This text refers to the Hardcover edition.
Delta Publishing
ISBN 038533950X
August 2005
Clive, William
Blood of an Englishman: A Novel of the Siege of Cawnpore
MacMillan Publishers, London
1975
Clymer, Kenton, J.
Columbia University Press
1995
Coates, W.H.
The Old Country Trade Of The East Indies
Cornmarket Press
1969
Coatman, J.
India in 1925-26
Gov´t. of India, Central Publ. Branch, Calcutta
1926
Coelho, Denise
Orchids and Algebra: The Story of Dow Hill School
Intech Graphics, Great Britain
ISBN 1869809009
1986
Coelho, Denise
Bells Of Such Silence & Other Poems
Poetry One, Essex
United Kingdom
1972
Coelho, Denise
However Measured The Drum
Intech Graphics
United Kingdom
1972
Collier, Price
The West in the East From an American Point of View (San Francisco Public Library)
Charles Scribner’s Sons, New York
1911
Collier, Richard
The Indian Mutiny
Fontana Books
1966
Collins, Larry & LaPierre Dominique
Freedom At Midnight
Collins
ISBN 0 00 216055 2
2000
Commissariat, M. S.
Mandelslo’s Travels in Western India (A.D. 1638-9)
Humphrey Milford, London
1931
Compton, Herbert
Indian Life in Town and Country
G. P. Putnam’s Sons, NY
1905
Compton, Herbert
A Particular Account of the European Military Adventures of Hindustan From 1784-1803
T. Fisher Unwin, London
1892
Condor, Josiah
The Modern Traveller
Thomas Tegg & Son, London
1825
Cooper, George & David Alexander
Bengal Sappers 1803 – 2003
Institution of Royal Engineers, Brompton Barracks, Chatham, Kent ME4 4UG
ISBN 0-903530-24-4
2003
Copland, I.
Europe’s Great Game
Oxford Univ Press, Melbourne
Corbett, Jim
My India
Oxford Univ Press
1952
Cornielle, Major
Journal Of My Service In India
Folio Society Reprint
1966
Cornish, Henry
Under The Southern Cross
Book: Under The Southern Cross Author: Cornish Henry ISBN: 1113488964 ISBN-13: 9781113488961, 978-1113488961 Publisher: Bibliolife
Publishing Date: Aug 2009
Corrie
Memoirs of the Right Rev. Daniel Corrie (Compiled by his brother)
Seeley, Burnside & Seeley, London
1847
Coser, Rose Lauber
The Family: Its Structures and Functions
St. Martin’s, New York
1974
Cotes, S.D.J.
The Story of Sonny Sahib
MacMillan
1896
Cotton, H.E.A.
Calcutta: Old and New A historical and descriptive handbook to the city
General Printers & Publishers, Calcutta
1980
Coupland, R.
The Cripps Mission
Oxford Univ Press, London
1942
Coupland, R.
India: A Re-Statement
Oxford Univ Press, London
1945
Coupland, R.
Britain and India: 1600-1947
Longmans, Green & Co., London
1948
Cowasjee, Saros
Goodbye to Elsa
New Press, Toronto
1974
Cowasjee, Saros
Stories Of The Raj: From Kipling to Independence
Cox & Wyman Ltd. Publishing
ISBN 0586 05625 4
1982
Cowasjee, Saros
The Raj Collection: On The Face Of The Waters/Siri Ram Revolutionish/Indigo/The Wild Sweet Witch
Oxford University Press
ISBN: 0195665007
1st Edition January 2005
Cowasjee, Saros
Studies In Indian and Anglo-Indian Fiction
South Asia Books
ISBN: 8172230729
December 1993
Craddock, Sir Reginald
The Dilemma in India
Constable & Co., London
1929
Craig, Hazel Innes
Under the Old School Topee
BACSA, London
ISBN 0907799353
or write to: Hazel Innes Craig
53 Hill Rise, Rickmansworth, HERTS
WD3 7NY
haztwin@aol.com
1990
Crawford, Arthur Travers
England Sympathizes with the Peoples of India
Crawford, Arthur Travers
Unrest in India
Bombay Gazette, Bombay
1908
Crawford, D.G.
A History of the Indian Medical Service 1600-1913
London
1914
Crofton, Denis Hayes
Souvenirs of a Competition Wallah: Letter and Sketches from India 1932-1947
Voltura Press, Kent
1994
Croker, Mrs. B.M.
In Old Madras
Hutchinson, London
1913
Cronin, Richard
Imagining India
St. Martin’s Press, New York
1989
Crooke, William
Things Indian
John Murray, London
1906
Cumming, John
Political India 1832-1932
Oxford Univ. Press, London pp. 147-155
1932
Cummins, Nicholas, Marshall, Lorne C. MacPherson
Damn Tight Place(s)
MacPherson Lumber Inc.
ISBN: 0969792506
June 1993
Cunha, T.B.
Goa’s Freedom Struggle Selected Writings of T.B. Cunha
Dr. T.B. Cunha Mem. Committee, Bombay
1961
Cunningham H.S.
Chronicles of Dustypore
Smith, Elder & Co., London
1875
Cunningham, Alison
My Brother, My Enemy!
Authorhouse.com
ISBN: 1418426946
2004
Curzon
Lord Curzon in India, Being a Selection from his Speeches as Viceroy & Governor-General of India, 1898-1905
Macmillan & Co., London (Ed. by Sir Thomas Raleigh)
1906
Curzon, Lord
A Viceroy’s India: Leaves from Lord Curzon’s Notebook
Sidgewick & Jackson, London
1984
Cyrill, Christopher
The Ganges and its Tributaries
McPhee Gribble
1993
D’Souza, Austin A.
Anglo-Indian Education: A Study of its Origins & Growth in Bengal up to 1960 (San Francisco State University Library)
Oxford Univ. Press, Delhi
1976
Dady, Dorothy, S.
SCATTERED SEEDS: The Diaspora Of The Anglo-Indians
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REVIEW By Lynne Rebeiro
“Scattered Seeds: The Diaspora of The Anglo-Indians”. By: Dorothy Dady
This book is about where we have come from and where we are going and all the memories in between. The photos that accompany the writings from Anglo-Indians all over the world, is the icing on the cake. Look at each photo and it is not hard to imagine the person speaking the words. This is what makes SCATTERED SEEDS as vivid as a screenplay.
It´s a different world we´re living in now. Freedom to live where we want and how we want is written across the pages. Dorothy Dady interviewed, photographed and told a story of our close relationship with India and Britain in this moving montage.
What particularly caught my attentive eye were the several forceful and fascinating women portrayed in this book. Dorothy Dady captured the best stories and emotionally connected with her sources, making the individual lives come alive with each new page.
A grand addition to your home library. A valuable pictorial history book to leave for my grandchildren.
Congratulations Dorothy the book is fascinating.
Pagoda Press Ltd; First Edition edition
ISBN-10: 0955612519
ISBN-13: 978-0955612510
9 Jul y, 2008
Dalrymple, William Selected & Introduced by:
Begums, Thugs And Englishmen: The Journals of Fanny Parkes
Penguin Books
2002
Dalrymple, William
City of Jinns
Harper, Collins
2000
Dalrymple, William
White Moghuls
Harper Collins
2002
Dalvi, J.P.
Himalayan Blunder
Thacker & Co., Bombay
1969
Danver, Frederick Charles
The Portuguese in India Being a History of the Decline of Their Eastern Empire Vol. I
W. H. Allen & Co., London
1894
Das, Man Singh
The Family in Asia
George Allen & Unwin, London
1979
David, Robert
A Land I Once Called Home
My thanks and primary acknowledgement must go to Australia, the most freedom loving country in the world today, where all individuals freely voice their opinions, straight from the heart and my greatly loved and appreciated home for well over three and a half decades. Having travelled to most countries of this world I believe I can claim to have acquired the expertise to appreciate basic intrinsic values. The generosity of individuals in Australia is legendary and my loyalty lies in this wonderful country. Having said that, it does not alter my immense love for India, the land of my birth: A Land I Once Called ‘Home.’
It has been a lifetime quest for me, to obtain a true and accurate picture of events that shaped India; and of, contemporary events throughout the world that I believe dictated the vicissitudes of life in India. Many events will be recounted. Some readers may question the inclusion of some of the topics, others may object to, or wish for greater detail. Although some passages may appear too lengthy, abstract and religious, several academics, after previewing this story have extolled the content. However, no author can please every reader and I recognize my limitations.
Many anecdotes in this story are peripheral to India; but all are indirectly connected.
The reader needs forbearance in perusing and assimilating them. To the average reader the content of the anecdotes will appear bewildering, all readers will be shocked and astonished, but most anecdotes highlight unique facets that specifically pertain to India and some lend immense entertainment.
Self-Published, Caversham, Western Australia
2005
Davies, Vincent
Garden Graves and Isolated Cemeteries in North Bihar
BACSA Putney, London
1990
De Grandpre, L.
Voyage dans l’inde et au Bengale fait dans les annees 1789 et 1790 (2 vols.)
Paris
1801
De Rhe-Philipe, William & Irving, Miles
Soldiers Of The Raj
Naval & Military Press
2002
Deefholts, Margaret
Haunting India
2003
Derozio, Henry
The Fakir of Jungheera: A Metrical Tale and Other Poems
Samuel Smith & Co., Calcutta
1828
Derozio, Henry
Poems of a Forgotten Anglo-Indian Poet
Oxford Univ. Press, Calcutta
1980
Derozio, Henry
Poems of Henry Louis Vivian Derozio (San Francisco State Univ. Library)
Oxford Univ. Press, Calcutta
1923
Desai, A.R.
Social Background of Indian Nationalism
Popular Book Depot, Bombay, India
1959
Desai, Anita
Bye-Bye Blackbird (Univ. of Calif. Berkeley General Library)
Hind Pocket Books Ltd., Delhi
1999
Desquiron, Lilas
Reflections of Loko Miwa
The Univ. Press of Virginia
1998
Devi, Maharani Gayatri
A Princess Remembers: Memoirs of The Maharani of Jaipur
1995
Dewar, Douglas
Bygone Days in India
John Lane, London
1922
Dewar, Douglas
In the Days of the Company
Thacker, Spink, Calcutta
1920
Dewey, Clive
Anglo-Indian Attitudes: The Mind Of The Indian Civil Service
Hambledon & London
1993
Dhondy, Farrukh
Poona Company
Victor Gollanz, London
1980
Digby, William
India for the Indians and for England
Talbot Bros., London
1885
Dilke, C. & S. Williamson
Imperial Defense
Macmillian & Co., London & New York
1892
Dirom, Major
A Narrative of the Campaign in India
W. Bulmer & Co., London
1793
Ditta, S.
Elephants Footprints
Exposure Publishing, England.
ISBN: 1846851882
Editorial Reviews
BBC radio – An exceptional and extraodinary story
Book Description
Tea in fine china cups, cricket on the lawn…. life for the British in colonial India before Independence was one of quintessential existence. For me, a drunken father and a mother’s betrayal turned that life into one of deprivation…violence, begging in the streets, massacres and slaughters as life in the mystique East moved into a new era.
Seeking solace, I travelled across the divides of the Far and Middle East to England where I faced an even bigger challenge.
From the Author This is a book that has been evolving for 30 years with never the full story revealed before…the past too raw and too many bitter memories. Originally planned as a legacy for family only, I decided to publish it so others could share the story.
April 2006
Diver, Maud
Candles in the Wind
Dodd, Mead & Co., New York
1923
Diver, Maud
Captain Desmond, V.C., the Great Amulet
John Lane Co., New York
1910
Diver, Maud
The Englishwoman in India
W. Blackwood & Sons, Edinburgh
1909
Diver, Maud
Far to Seek
William Blackwood, Edinburgh
1925
Diver, Maud
The Singer Passes: An Indian Tapestry. (Sonoma State College Library)
Dodd, Mead & Co., New York
1934
Dodwell, H. H.
The Cambridge History of India, 1947-1958
British India
1953
Dodwell, Henry
The Nabobs of Madras
Williams & Norgate, London
1926
Doig, Desmond
Calcutta: An Artist’s Impression
The Statesman Newspaper
Doig, Desmond
Mother Teresa: Her People And Her Work
Harper & Row
ISBN 0-340-69067-4
1976
Doig, Desmond
My Kind Of Kathmandu: An Artist’s Impression Of The Emerald Valley
Desmond Doig
ISBN: 8172231083
Doig, Desmond
In The Kingdom Of The Gods
National Geographic Magazine
ISBN 817223371X
1961
Douglas, James
Old Bombay and Western India
Sampson Low, Marston, & Co., Ltd.
1893
Douglas, O. (a.k.a. Anna Buchan)
Olivia In India
Hodder & Stoughton
1913
Dover, Cedric
Brown Phoenix (The British Library – Humanities and Social Sciences at Great Russell Street)
The College Press, London
1948
Dover, Cedric
Cimmerii? Or Eurasians and Their Future (Univ. of Illinois Library)
The Modern Art Press, Calcutta
1929
Dover, Cedric
East Indian, West Indian
Dover, Cedric
The Eurasian Voice
Dover, Cedric
Feathers in the Arrow An Approach for Coloured Writers and Readers
Padma Publication Bombay
1947
Dover, Cedric
Half-Caste(Univ. of Calif. Los Angeles Library)
Martin Secker & Walburg Ltd., London
1937
Dover, Cedric
Hell in the Sunshine (Alabama A. & M. Univ. Library)
Martin Secker & Walburg Ltd., London
1943
Dover, Cedric
Henry Derozio: Eurasian Poet, Preceptor and Philosopher
Calcutta
1930
Dover, Cedric
I Keep and Pass
Dover, Cedric
Know This of Race
Secker & Warburg, London
1939
Dover, Cedric
Singing Brown
Dover, Cedric
Sun Gonna Shine
Dunbar, J.
Golden Interlude
John Murray, Ltd., London
1955
Dunbar, Sir George
India and the Passing of Empire
Nicholson Watson, London
1951
Duncan, Glen
The Bloodstone Papers…….. PRESS RELEASE
From one of Britain´s most acclaimed psychological novelists, a tale of a young man trapped in his family´s past in one of the first novels to bring the Anglo-Indian experience to the literary table. The Bloodstone Papers is to the Anglo-Indian experience what Hari Kunzru´s The Impressionist is to the Pakistani experience.
India, the 1940s: a time of political turmoil and violence; a country on the verge of its tryst with destiny. Ross Monroe is a boxer, a Catholic and an Anglo-Indian – part of the race which for years has run the administrative side of the Raj for the British. From the brutal boarding school of his childhood, through youth in the Indian Air Force and manhood on the Railways, Ross is sustained by a single dream: to box his way to Olympic victory – until a devastating betrayal by an Englishman sends him into exile, and an obsession which will change his life forever…
In present-day England, Owen Monroe, aspiring novelist, is writing the story of his father´s life in an attempt to avoid confronting the problems in his own. But family chronicle turns to amateur sleuthing when a chance discovery in a second-hand bookshop provides a clue to the whereabouts to his father´s long-lost enemy. The quest that follows takes Owen through the secrets of the Monroe past and into a love affair he could never have thought possible…
The Bloodstone Papers pits memory against fiction, love against loss and the certainties of past against the ambiguities of the present – but at its core remains a testament to history´s ability, whether we like it or not, to catch up with us. It is a major achievement from one of Britain´s most acclaimed psychological novelists.
Glen Duncan´s previously acclaimed novels are I, LUCIFER, LOVE REMAINS, HOPE, WEATHERCOCK and DEATH OF AN ORDINARY MAN. He lives in South London.
For further information, please contact Hannah Corbett on 020 7316 1942 / Hannah.corbett@simonandschuster.co.uk
ISBN:0743252292
June 19, 2006
Durant, Will
The Case for India (Santa Clara University Library)
Simon & Schuster, New York
1930
Dutt, Kuntala Lahiri
Calcutta: The Living City
Oxford Univ. Press, London
1990
Dutt, Kuntala Lahiri
In Search of a Homeland: Anglo-Indians and McCluskiegunj
Minerva Associates, Calcutta
1990
Dutta, Abhijit
European Social Life in 19th Century Calcutta
Minerva, Calcutta
1994
Duvall, Evelyn Ruth Millis & S.M. Duvall
Sex Ways, In Fact and Faith; Bases for Christian Family Policy
Association Press, New York
1961
Duyker, Edward & Younger, Coralie
Molly and the Rajah Race, Romance and the Raj
Australian Mauritian Press
1991
Dyson, Ketaki Kushari
A Various Universe: A Study of the Journals & Memoirs of British Men & Women in the Indian Subcontinent, 1856-1965
Oxford Univ. Press, Delhi
1978
D´Cruz, Glenn
Midnight´s Orphans: Anglo-Indians In Post/Colonial Literature
Anglo-Indians are the human legacy of European colonialism. These descendants of European men and Indian women regularly appear as disconsolate and degenerate figures in colonial and postcolonial literature, much to the chagrin of contemporary Anglo-Indians. Many significant writers, such as Rudyard Kipling, Maud Diver, John Masters, Salman Rushdie and Hari Kunzru, have created Anglo-Indian characters to represent the complex racial, social and political currents of India’s colonial past and postcolonial present.
This book is the first detailed study of Anglo-Indians in literature. Literature
Peter Lang AG
International Academic Publishers
Switzerland
ISBN: 0-8204-8039-8
2006
Harrison, Mark & Rosenberg Charles
Public Health in British India: Anglo-Indian Preventive Medicine 1859-1914
N/A ISBN: 0521466881
