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Census Of India 1911: Cochin – Report And Imperial Tables Volume Book 31 Vol. XVIII, Pt. 1 & 2 [Hardcover]
0₹1,625.00Delve into pre-independence Indian history with this comprehensive report on the 1911 Census of Cochin. Authored by C. Achyuta Menon, this essential volume presents critical historical records and imperial tables, illuminating the region’s demographics and societal structures. It’s an indispensable resource for researchers, historians, genealogists, and students of Indian history and Kerala studies. Gain firsthand access to primary source data vital for understanding colonial India’s population statistics and administrative insights. A foundational text for serious academic and historical inquiry.
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Census Of India 1911: India – Tables Volume Book 2 Vol. I, Pt. 2 [Hardcover]
0₹3,125.00Access vital historical data with this rare Census of India 1911 volume, Volume 1, Part 2. Featuring extensive tables meticulously compiled by E. A. Gait, this hardcover edition offers unparalleled insights into India’s demographic, social, and economic fabric during British India. It’s an indispensable primary source for historians, researchers, students of Indian studies, and anyone delving into population history. Discover foundational information crucial for understanding India’s past and its evolution.
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Census Of India 1911: Kashmir – Report Volume Book 34 Vol. XX, Pt. 1
0₹950.00Explore the 1911 Census of India for the Kashmir region, a vital resource for Indian history enthusiasts. This meticulously reproduced report offers unparalleled demographic and social insights into early 20th-century Kashmir. Delve into detailed historical data crucial for understanding the region’s past, making it an essential read for historians, researchers, and students of Kashmir history and colonial India. Discover a foundational document for academic research and a valuable window into a bygone era of the subcontinent.
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Census Of India 1911: Mysore – Tables Volume Book 37 Vol. XXI, Pt. 2
0₹1,500.00Uncover critical historical data from colonial India with the Census of India 1911, Mysore – Tables Volume. This essential resource, Volume XXI, Part 2, offers a detailed demographic snapshot of the Mysore region from a bygone era. Authored by V. R. Thyagaraja Aiyar, it provides invaluable tables crucial for understanding India’s past societal and economic structures. Ideal for historians, researchers, genealogists, and students of Indian heritage, this book is a primary source for detailed historical research on Mysore. Access the foundational statistics that shaped pre-independence India.
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Census Of India 1911: Mysore – Tables Volume Book 37 Vol. XXI, Pt. 2 [Hardcover]
0₹2,100.00Explore the foundational demographic and socio-economic landscape of Mysore State with this critical 1911 Census of India volume. Edited by V. R. Thyagaraja Aiyar, this historical record provides detailed statistical tables essential for understanding Mysore’s population, occupations, and social stratifications during the British Raj. A vital primary source for researchers, historians, and students of Indian history, this book offers unparalleled insights into a pivotal era, making it a must-have for anyone studying India’s past. Discover the intricacies of a bygone era.
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Census Of India 1911: Travancore – Report Volume Book 40 Vol. XXIII, Pt. 1
0₹1,870.00Dive into the foundational demographics of Travancore with this meticulously compiled 1911 Census report. As a critical primary source, this volume illuminates the social, economic, and cultural fabric of South India during the colonial era. Researchers and historians will find unparalleled insights into population structures, occupational patterns, and societal conditions. Essential for academic studies in Indian history, genealogy, and South Indian regional development, this book offers a unique window into a pivotal period of India’s past. Explore the detailed findings that shaped historical understanding.
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Census Of India 1911: United Provinces of Agra And Oudh – Provincial Tables And Appendices Volume Book 27 Vol. XV, Pt. 3
0₹570.00Uncover the intricate demographic tapestry of colonial India with this essential 1911 Census of India volume. Specifically detailing the United Provinces of Agra and Oudh, it presents invaluable provincial tables and appendices. This book offers granular insights into population distribution, caste structures, occupations, literacy rates, and social conditions of the era. A crucial primary source for historians, academic researchers, genealogists, and students of Indian history and provincial development. Dive deep into the foundational data shaping India’s past.
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Census of India 1921: Baroda State – Imperial Tables Volume Book 31 Vol. XVII-A, Pt. 2
0₹740.00Unlock historical Indian demographics with this invaluable 1921 census record for Baroda State. Featuring comprehensive imperial tables, this volume provides meticulous data on society and administration during a pivotal pre-independence era. It’s an essential reference for historians, researchers, genealogists, and students specializing in Indian history and administrative records. Gain unparalleled insights into the statistical landscape and heritage of Baroda State, making it a crucial addition for academic study and historical exploration. This work offers a deep dive into India’s demographic past.
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Census of India 1921: Bengal – Tables and Administrative Volume Book 8 Vol. V, Pt. 2 & 3
0₹2,800.00Access crucial historical data from the 1921 Census of India for Bengal. This significant volume presents detailed tables and administrative records, offering profound insights into colonial Bengal’s demographic landscape and societal structures during British rule. It is an indispensable primary source for historians, researchers, and students focused on Indian history, demography, and British India’s social and economic development. Explore the intricate details of pre-independence India, making it a key resource for understanding the subcontinent’s past.
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Census of India 1921: Bombay Presidency – General Report Volume Book 13 Vol. VIII, Pt. 1
0₹2,500.00Delve into a crucial period of Indian history with this comprehensive report on the Census of India 1921 for Bombay Presidency. This invaluable volume provides deep insights into the demographic, social, and economic fabric of British India. It serves as an essential primary source for historians, researchers, and students of India, detailing population trends, occupational structures, and societal observations from a pivotal era. Acquire vital historical data and a foundational understanding of colonial India’s past for your academic or genealogical research.
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Census of India 1921: Bombay Presidency – General Report Volume Book 13 Vol. VIII, Pt. 1 [Hardcover]
0₹3,500.00Discover the definitive demographic data of colonial India with the 1921 Census of India report for Bombay Presidency. This General Report (Vol. VIII, Pt. 1) offers critical insights into population distribution, social conditions, and administrative practices of the era. Authored by L. J. Sedgwick, it provides comprehensive statistics and analysis vital for understanding India’s historical evolution. Essential for historians, researchers, and students of Indian history and demography, this hardcover edition is a foundational resource for academic study and exploring early 20th-century Indian society. Enhance your research with this historical treasure.
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Census of India 1921: Burma – Report Volume Book 18 Vol. X, Pt. 1
0₹1,650.00Explore foundational historical records with this significant reprint of the 1921 Census of India: Burma. Gain deep insights into the demographic and socio-economic structures of British India during a crucial period. This volume offers invaluable primary source material for historians, researchers, and students of Indian history and colonial administration. Essential for understanding population trends and societal evolution, it’s a vital addition for anyone studying India’s past. Access critical archival data to enhance your academic or personal research on the subcontinent’s historical development.
