دانلود کتاب History of Modern India

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Cover
Title page
Copyright
Preface
1. The Decline of the Mughal Empire
Causes of the Decline of the Mughal Empire
2. Indian States and Society in the Eighteenth Century
Decay of the Mughal Empire
Hyderabad and the Carnatic
Bengal
Awadh
Mysore
Kerala
Areas around Delhi
Bangash Pathans and Rohelas
The Sikhs
The Rise and Fall of the Maratha Power
Social and Economic Conditions of the People
Education
Social and Cultural Life
3. European Penetration and the British Conquest of India
A New Phase in Europe’s Eastern Trade
The Growth of the East India Company’s Trade and Influence, 1600–1714
The Anglo-French Struggle in South India
British Occupation of Bengal
Dual System of Administration of Bengal
Wars Under Warren Hastings (1772–85) and Cornwallis (1786–93)
Expansion under Lord Wellesley (1798–1805)
Expansion under Lord Hastings (1813–22)
The Consolidation of British Power (1818–57)
4. The Structure of Government and the Economic Policies of the British Empire in India, 1757–1857
The Structure of Government
British Economic Policies in India (1757–1857)
Land Revenue Policy
5. Administrative Organisation and Social and Cultural Policy
Civil Services
Army
Police
Judicial Organisation
The Rule of Law
Equality before Law
Social and Cultural Policy
Humanitarian Measures
Spread of Modern Education
6. Social and Cultural Awakening in the First Half of the Nineteenth Century
Rammohun Roy
Derozio and Young Bengal
Debendranath Tagore and Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar
Pioneers of Reform in Western India
7. The Revolt of 1857
General Causes
The Immediate Cause
The Beginning and Course of the Revolt
The Weaknesses of the Revolt and its Suppression
8. Administrative Changes after 1858
Administration
Changes in the Army
Public Services
Relations with the Princely States
Administrative Policies
Ratial Antagonism
Foreign Policy
9. The Economic Impact of British Rule
Disruption of the Traditional Economy
Ruin of Old Zamindars and Rise of New Landlordism
Stagnation and Deterioration of Agriculture
Poverty and Famines
10. The Nationalist Movement: 1858–1905
Consequence of Foreign Domination
Administrative and tconomic Unification of the Country
Racial Arrogance of the Rulers
Predecessors of the Indian National Congress
The Programme and Activities of the Early Nationalists
Economic Critique of Imperialism
Constitutional Reforms
Administrative and other Reforms
Role of the Masses
Attitude of the Government
Evaluation of the Early National Movement
11. Religious and Social Reform after 1858
Religious Reform
Religious Reform in Maharashtra
Ramakrishna and Vivekananda
Swami Dayanand and the Arya Samaj
The Theosophical Society
Sayyid Ahmad Khan and the Aligarh School
Muhammad Iqbal
Religious Reform among the Parsis
Religious Reform among the Sikhs
Emancipation of Women
Struggle Against Caste
12. The Nationalist Movement: 1905–18
Recognition of the True Nature of British Rule
Growth of Self-Respect and Self-Confidence
Growth of Education and Unemployment
International Influences
Existence of a Militant Nationalist School of Thought
A Trained Leadership
The Anti-Partition Movement
The Swadeshi and Boycott
The Role of Students, Women, Muslims and the Masses
All-India Aspect of the Movement
Growth of Militancy
Growth of Revolutionary Nationalism
The Home Rule Leagues
Lucknow Session of tlJe Congress (1916)
13. The Struggle for Swaraj: 1919–27
The Montagu-Chelmsford Reforms
The Rowlatt Act
Gandhiji and his Ideas
Champaran Satyagraha (1917)
Ahmedabad Mill Strike
Satyagraha against the Rowlatt Act
Jallianwala Bagh Massacre
14. The Struggle for Swaraj: 1927–47
Emergence of New Forces
Boycott of the Simon Commission
Poorna Swaraj
Nationalist Politics 1935–39
The Peasants’ and Workers’ Movements
Congress and World Affairs
People’s Struggle in the Princely States
Growth of Communalism
Post-War Struggle
Books for Further Reading