A detailed account of Indian society’s manners and customs during the colonial era, with particular focus on life in the mofussil stations. Major Clemons provides an insider’s perspective on social conventions, daily practices, and cultural observations of 19th-century India.
A historical memoir documenting the life and times of Maharaja Nubkissen Bahadur, a prominent figure in Indian history. This hardcover edition provides insights into the political and social landscape of colonial India through the personal accounts of a nobleman.
The Wealth and Welfare of the Punjab explores the economic and social development of the Punjab region. This comprehensive analysis by Hubert examines the factors contributing to prosperity and well-being in this historically significant area.
A comprehensive legal treatise examining the principles and applications of injunctions under British Indian law. This authoritative work by John George Woodroffe provides detailed guidance on obtaining and enforcing injunctive relief in colonial India.
A collection of three influential essays on Indian finance originally published in the Nineteenth Century, presented with an introduction and appendix by economist Henry Fawcett. This scholarly work examines critical financial issues affecting colonial India during the 19th century.
A comprehensive three-part report by Henry Hardy Cole documenting the preservation efforts of ancient monuments in India during 1881-1884. This historical work provides invaluable insights into the early conservation practices and archaeological discoveries of the Curator of Ancient Monuments.
A comprehensive scientific report on the marine zoology of Okhamandal in Kattiawar, documenting diverse aquatic life and ecosystems. This two-part set by renowned marine biologist James Hornell provides detailed observations and taxonomic classifications of marine species in this coastal region.
A captivating historical account of Harriette Ashmore’s three-month journey through India and her experiences residing in the Dooab region. This compelling narrative offers intimate insights into 19th-century Indian life and culture.
A classical collection of Persian tales translated into English, featuring the imaginative narratives of Inatulla of Delhi. This 1st edition presents timeless stories that reflect Persian literary traditions and philosophical wisdom.
A historical two-volume collection exploring the Dead Sea and alternative maritime routes to India. William Allen presents geographical and historical fragments that challenge conventional understanding of ancient trade routes.
