The British Raj. by Judd, Denis, 1938-

The Mizo discovery of the British Raj : empire and religion in Northeast India, 1890-1920 / by Jackson, Kyle, 1984-

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Land, landlords, and the British Raj : northern India in the nineteenth century / by Metcalf, Thomas R., 1934-

The Arabian frontier of the British Raj : merchants, rulers, and the British in the nineteenth-century Gulf / by Onley, James, 1966-

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SUBHAS CHANDRA BOSE & THE BRITISH RAJ. by J. KAKOTI

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Kashmir and the British Raj 1847-1947 / by Huttenback, Robert A.

The Magic Mountains : Hill Stations and the British Raj. by Kennedy, Dane

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Creating the Arabian Gulf : the British Raj and the Invasions of the Gulf. by Rich, Paul J.

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The Chaos of Empire : the British Raj and the Conquest of India / by Wilson, Jon E.

“…British Raj and the conquest of India…”

The magic mountains : hill stations and the British raj / by Kennedy, Dane Keith

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Gokhale : the Indian moderates and the British raj / by Nanda, B. R. 1917-2010

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The lion and the tiger : the rise and fall of the British Raj, 1600-1947 / by Judd, Denis, 1938-

Ascent and decline of native and colonial trading : tale of four Indian cities / by Seth, Vijay K.

Table of Contents: “…Economic environment during Mughal Empire -- Tale of four cities during Mughal Empire -- Economic environment during rule of East India Company -- Tale of four cities and the East India Company -- Economic environment during British Raj -- Tale of four cities and British Raj.…”
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Age of Entanglement : German and Indian Intellectuals Across Empire / by Manjapra, Kris, 1978-

Table of Contents: “…German servants of the British Raj -- Indian subjects beyond the British Empire -- German visions of an Asianate Europe -- Indian visions of a Germanic home -- The physical cosmos -- International economies -- Marxist totality -- Geocultural wholes -- The psychoanalytic universe -- Worlds of artistic expression -- A new order -- Epilogue.…”
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Paul Scott: the Raj quartet and Staying on / by Lennard, John, 1964-

Table of Contents: “…Facts, fictions, and verisimilitude : representing the British Raj -- pt. 3. 'Coming to the end of themselves as they were' : witnessing imperial decay -- pt. 4. …”
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The Indian Ocean in world history / by Kearney, Milo

Table of Contents: “…Chapter 1 Introduction -- chapter 2 The earliest leadership in Indian Ocean trade -- chapter 3 Early northern Mediterranean and Chinese influence -- chapter 4 The Arab golden age -- chapter 5 The Chinese and northern Mediterranean resurgence -- chapter 6 The first assertion of North Atlantic influence -- chapter 7 The British Raj period -- chapter 8 The Cold War period -- chapter 9 The latest turn of the wheel.…”
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German visions of India, 1871-1918 : commandeering the holy Ganges during the Kaiserreich / by Myers, Perry, 1956-

Table of Contents: “…Ambivalent Visions of the British Raj: Spirituality and Germany's Colonial Champions ; Prescriptive History and the Radicalization of Community-Building.…”

Paul Scott / by Banerjee, Jacqueline P., 1945-

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The geopolitics of South Asia : from early empires to the nuclear age / by Chapman, Graham

Table of Contents: “…Cover; Contents; List of Figures; List of Tables; Foreword; Acknowledgements and a Lament; PART I Introduction; 1 Brahma and Manu: Of Mountains and Rivers, Gods and Men; 2 Hinduism: The Manifold of Man and God; 3 Islam: Submission to the One True God; PART II The British Raj; 4 The Usurpers: The Life and Death of John Company; 5 Securing the Empire; 6 A New Geography: A New Economy; 7 The New Nationalisms and the Politics of Reaction; PART III The Successor States; 8 Divide and Quit; 9 New Lines on the Map; 10 From Two to Three: The Birth of Bangladesh.…”
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Reconsidering Islam in a South Asian context / by Pirbhai, M. Reza

Table of Contents: “…CONTENTS; Acknowledgements; Translation and Transliteration Note; Maps; Chronology of Major Muslim States, Relations with the English East India Company and British Raj in South Asia, 570-1947; Introduction; PART ONE FOUNDATIONS: ISLAM AND THE MUGHALS; Chapter One: The Categories of Doctrinal Islam; Chapter Two: Indicism, Intoxication and Sobriety among the 'Great Mughals'; PART TWO TRANSFORMATIONS: ISLAM AND COLONIALISM; Chapter Three: Codification and a 'New' Sober Path; Chapter Four: Anglicisation and the 'Old Islam'; Chapter Five: Objectifi cation and a 'New' Intoxicated Way.…”
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