India, its administration & progress / Sir John Strachey.

  • John Strachey
Date:
1903
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    Maine, Sir Henry, on Sir James Stephen’s Nuncomar, 276 village communities, 336 Man Singh, Maharaja, 499 Manu, his description of the four great castes, 297 Manucci, land revenue of Aurangzfb, 129, 130 Manufactures and mines, 187-189 Maratha States, 455, 458, 472-474, 483 Marriages, customs of Rajputs, 397 Mayo, Lord, right of manufacturing salt at Sambhur Lake, 163 agricultural department, 352 financial decentralisation, 113 Medical Colleges, 269, 270 hospitals, 369, 370 Meteorology, Indian, 24-30 Military : see Army Mill, Mr. J. S., on the British Govern- ment in India, 502 on duties of Governments, 209 on Home Government, 70 on former system of transacting busi- ness, 56-58 on land revenue, 124, 125 Parliamentary interference, 71 note James, inaccuracy and bad faith of his History of India, 27 6 Millets, the chief food of the people, 324 Mines and manufactures, 188 Mints, closed to coinage of silver, 199- 202 Missionaries, their educational work, 251, 260, 271 Moghal emperors, architectural monu- ments of, 321, 322 tolerance of, in matters of religion, 304 Moghal Empire, irrigation works of, 217 revenues of, 128-130 Mohammedan States, 454-456 Mohammedanism in India, 284, 301-310 Mohammedans, animosity of, towards Hindus, 308, 309 their dislike of existing system of education, and Aligarh College, 261- 269 feelings regarding the Bengalis, 498- 501 in Bengal, the, 310, 410, 412, 413 often not very different from Hindus, 303 orthodox, 305 the better classes, a source of strength to British rule, 307, 308 objections of, to competitive examina- tions, 497-499 Monsoons, 25-30 Municipalities, 372, 373 Mutinies of 1857, conduct of Native States during the, 462 Mutinies of 1857, real origin of, 505 Mysore, State of, 459, 479-482 Naini Tal, 38, 375 Native Chiefs, education of, 486-488 Imperial Cadet Corps, 488, 489 Native Governments, former, land revenue of, 124-130 officials, improvement in character of, 83, 84 salaries of, 84, 85 States, 452-489 custom of adoption in, 461-463 administration of, improvement in, 465, 477-484 area and population of, 23, 30, 452 453 armies of, 448-451 Baroda, 471 Central India, 472 different classes of, 455-459 Haiderabad, 456, 484-486 Kashmir, 459, 484 Maratha, Gwalior, Indore, 22, 455, 457 Mohammedan, 454, 456 Mysore, 459, 479-482 Nepal, 37, 453 Oudh, annexation of, 466-470 of Punjab, 460 of Rajputana, 457-458 Travancore, 459 mutinies, their conduct during, 462 misconceptions regarding, 453, 455 misgovernment of, 465, 471-476 relations of British Government with, 460, 461, 478 rule of, compared with British, 502- 504 British supremacy over, 460, 461, 463-465 tributes from, 159 Natives, employment of, in the public service, 77-89, 493-501 “Natives of India,” misuse of the term, 5, 497, 498 true principles regarding their employ- ment in public service, 78-81, 85- 87, 493-501 Nepal, 37, 453 Newspapers and books, 278-281 Nizam of Haiderabad, the, 456, 484-486 “ Non-Regulation ” Provinces, the ad- ministration in, 93, 94 Northbrook, Lord, his deposition of the Gaikwar of Baroda, 471, 472 policy of, for the relief of famine, 237 reduction of Inland Customs Line, 164 North-West Province, the, 46, 435 North-Western Provinces: see United Provinces
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