History of the Freedom Movement in India: Tara Chand English

By:

Chand Tara

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi Publication Division 2020Description: vi, 285 p. ; soft bound 15.5x24 cmISBN:

978-81-230-3238-2

DDC classification:

23 954.03 CHA

Contents:

Vol 1: FOREWORD PREFACE Introduction 1.The decline and fall of the Mughal empire 2.Social organisation in the eighteenth century 3.Indian political systems 4.Economic conditions in the eighteenth century 5.Cultural life - education, arts and literature 6.The British conquest of India 7.The development of British administration upto 1793 8.The development of British administration from 1793 to 1857 9.Social and economic consequences of British rule: Disintegration of rural economy 10. Social and economic consequences of British rule: Decline of trade and industry Volume II 1.Resistance and Insurrections 2.The Revolt of 1857 3.The Indian Middle Class 4.The New Education 5.The Press and Public Opinion 6.Social Reform 7.Economic Background of Indian Nationalism 8.Trend of Muslim Political Thought (1857-1905) 9.Religious and Social Reform movements 10.Education and the Indian Press 11.Imperialism and its Record 12.The Political Movement 13.Literary Renaissance

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Vol info	Status	Date due	Barcode
Books	Tetso College Library History	Non-fiction	954.03 CHA (Browse shelf(Opens below))	vol 1	Available		14540
Books	Tetso College Library History	Non-fiction	954.03 CHA (Browse shelf(Opens below))	vol 2	Available		14541

Vol 1:
FOREWORD
PREFACE
Introduction
1.The decline and fall of the Mughal empire
2.Social organisation in the eighteenth century
3.Indian political systems
4.Economic conditions in the eighteenth century
5.Cultural life - education, arts and literature
6.The British conquest of India
7.The development of British administration upto 1793
8.The development of British administration from 1793 to 1857
9.Social and economic consequences of British rule: Disintegration of rural economy
10. Social and economic consequences of British rule: Decline of trade and industry
Volume II
1.Resistance and Insurrections
2.The Revolt of 1857
3.The Indian Middle Class
4.The New Education
5.The Press and Public Opinion
6.Social Reform
7.Economic Background of Indian Nationalism
8.Trend of Muslim Political Thought (1857-1905)
9.Religious and Social Reform movements
10.Education and the Indian Press
11.Imperialism and its Record
12.The Political Movement
13.Literary Renaissance

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