Selected Resources -- History 296 -- Fall 2024
This list of selected resources are in alphabetical order by title, including scholarly/research and fiction. For more details click on the link provided. For articles in journals search the library’s electronic databases. Always check the availability of an item in the UHM library.
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Basic documents in the development of modern India and Pakistan, 1835-1947
by
Dobbin, Christine E.
1. T.B. Macaulay: The necessity of English education, February 2, 1835 -- 2. The Government of India Act, 1858 -- 3. Queen Victoria's proclamation to the princes, chiefs and peoples of India, November 1, 1858 -- 4. The Indian Councils Act, August 1, 1861 -- 5. Jawaharlal Nehru: The early fruits of English Education -- 6. Debendranth Tagore: The meaning of Brahmoism -- 7. Swami Vivekananda: The spiritual force of Hinduism -- 8. Surendranath Banerjea: The Indian Association -- 9. Lord Ripon and local self-government, 1882 -- 10. The Ilbert Bill, 1883 -- 11. The aims and objects of the Indian National Congress, December 1885 -- 12. Lord Dufferin: The aspirations of the Congress, November 30, 1888 -- 13. Syed Ahmad Khan: Muslims and Congress -- 14. Lord Dufferin: The 1892 reforms -- 15. The Indian Councils Act, June 20, 1892 -- 16. Lord Curzon: the duties of the British Raj, March 29, 1905 -- 17. The partition of Bengal, 1905 -- 18. B.G. Tilak: Shivaji a national hero -- 19. The ten principles of the Arya Samaj -- 20. G.K. Gokhale: Congress's aims and aspirations, December, 1905 -- 21. B.G. Tilak: The tenets of the New Party, January 2, 1907 -- 22. The Surat Split -- 23. The Morley-Minto Reforms -- 24. Separate electorates for the Muslims -- 25. Muslim address to Lord Minto, October 1, 1906 -- 26. The Lucknow Pact, December 29, 1916 -- 27. The Montagu Declaration, August 20, 1917 -- 28. The Montagu-Chelmsford Report, July 1918 -- 29. The working of dyarchy (1) -- 30. The working of dyarchy (2) -- 31. Gandhi in South Africa -- 32. The Kheda Satyagraha -- 33. Jawaharlal Nehru: Discovery of the peasants -- 34. Gandhi's programme, July 10, 1924 -- 35. Jawaharlal Nehru: On socialism -- 36. Jinnah's Fourteen Points -- 37. Lord Irwin's statement on Dominion status, October 31, 1929 -- 38. Muhammad Iqbal: A homeland for Muslims, December 29, 1930 -- 39. Jawaharlal Nehru: Independence Day, January 26, 1930 -- 40. Gandhi on civil disobedience, March 2, 1930 -- 41. The Simon Commission on communal electorates -- 42. The Gandhi-Irwin agreement, March 5, 1931 -- 43. Gandhi and the Round Table Conference, November 30, 1931 -- 44. Ramsay MacDonald: The communal issue, December 1, 1931 -- 45. B.R. Ambedkar: Gandhi does not represent the Untouchables -- 46. The demand for separate electorates for Untouchables -- 47. The Communal Award, August 4, 1932 -- 48. The Poona Pact, September, 1932 -- 49. The Government of India Act, August 2, 1935 -- 50. Jawaharlal Nehru: The growth of communalism -- 51. Jawaharlal Nehru: Presidential Address to Congress, April 12, 1936 -- 52. M.A. Jinnah: The policy of the Muslim League, October, 1937 -- 53. Resolution of the Congress Working Committee, September 14, 1939 -- 54. The Lahore Resolution, March 24, 1939 -- 55. M.A. Jinnah: Statement on the Lahore Resolution -- 56. The Cripps Mission, 1942 -- 57. The Cripps Proposals, March 30, 1942 -- 58. The "Quit India" Resolution -- 59. Subhas Chandra Bose: The Indian National Army, August 25, 1943 -- 60. The Cabinet mission, May 16, 1946 -- 61. Resolution of the All-India Muslim League Council, June 6, 1946 -- 63. C.R. Attlee on the transfer of power, February 20, 1947 -- 64. Proposal for the immediate transfer of power, June 3, 1947 -- 65. The Indian Independence Act, July 18, 1947.
Gandhi and Tagore : visionaries of modern India
by
Atkinson, David W.
Great women of modern India
by
Verinder Grover (Editor)
1. Annie Besant. -- 2. Sister Nivedita. -- 3. Sarojini Naidu. -- 4. Vija ya Lakshmi Pandit. -- 5. Raj Kumari Amrit Kaur. -- 6. Sucheta Kripa lani. --7. Indira Gandhi. -- 8. Aruna Asaf Ali.
Jawaharlal Nehru, the founder of modern India : the architect of Indian planning for political, economic, and social structure
by
Mohammad S. Khan
Jinnah of Pakistan
by
Stanley Wolpert
Portraying Jinnah's story in all its human complexity, this authoritative biography provides a uniquely insightful analysis of one of recent history's most enigmatic and powerful figures, a man whose final triumph changed the map of the Asian subcontinent.
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