... contemporary practitioners. KARL H. POTTER University of Minnesota Temples of Madras State: i. Chingleput District and Madras City. BY P. K. NAMBIAR AND H. KRISHNAMURTY. Madras: Census of India 1961. Vol. IX, Madras, Part XI-D, XVIII, 1965. 278 pp. Glossary, Maps, Photographs, Sketches, Tables, Annexures...

... on the national income and its component parts in India. BERT F. HOSELITZ University of Chicago Industrial Entrepreneurship in Madras State. By JAMES J. BERNA. New York: Asia Publishing House, i960. International Industrial Development Center, Stanford Research Institute, xvi, 238. Map, Tables, Appendix, Index...

...Susan J. Lewandowski Abstract Madras City, founded in the mid-seventeenth century, was the earliest colonial port city established by the British in India. Like the other port cities of Asia which were the creation of European powers, Madras functioned primarily as a base for overseas trade...

...George L. Hart, III Copyright © Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1973 1973 Proceedings of the Second International Conference Seminar of Tamil Studies, Madras, India, January, 1968 . Volume One. Edited by R. E. Asher . Madras : International Association of Tamil Research , 1971...

... 1968 Land and Caste in South India. Agricultural Labor in the Madras Presidency during the Nineteenth Century . By Dharma Kumar . New York : Cambridge University Press , 1965 . 211 pp. Tables, Figures, Abbreviations, Map, Glossary, Bibliography Index. $8.50. 414 JOURNAL OF ASIAN STUDIES...

... and the Development of Administrative Policy in Madras 1792-1818. By T. H. BEAGLEHOLE. Cambridge: University Press, 1966. viii, 183. Bibliography, Glossary, Index. $7.00. This is an admirable addition to the growing body of serious, scholarly texts dealing with British rule in India and its effects. Based upon...

...Robert I. Crane The Ryotwari System in Madras, 1792–1827 . By Nilmani Mukherjee . Calcutta : Firma K. L. Mukhopadhyay , 1962 . 397 . Index, n.p. Early Indian Imprints . By Katharine Smith Diehl . New York : The Scarecrow Press, Inc. , 1964 . 533 . Index. $15.00. India...

.... Languages and Nations: The Dravidian Proof in Colonial Madras . By Thomas R. Trautmann . Berkeley and Los Angeles : University of California Press , 2006 . 304 pp. $49.95 (cloth) . Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 2008 2008 This impressive volume describes the proof...

...Dennis B. McGilvray Migration and Ethnicity in Urban India: Kerala Migrants in the City of Madras, 1870–1970 . By Susan Lewandowski . New Delhi : Manohar , 1980 . ix, 215 pp. Figures, Tables, Select Bibliography, Index. $18 (cloth). (Distributed by South Asia Books, Columbia, Mo...

...Lloyd I. Rudolph Abstract The Indian Municipal Elections of 1959 raised in compelling form the question of the relationship between urban life and political radicalism; radical parties of both the left and the right gained ground in Bombay, Delhi, and Madras. In Calcutta, radicalism already had...

...Wallace E. Reed Madras: An Analysis of Urban Ecological Structure in India . By Jay A. Weinstein . Beverly Hills : Sage Research Papers in the Social Sciences (Social Ecology of the Community Series 90-015), 1974 . 76 pp. Notes, References. $3.00 Copyright © Association for Asian...

...David Ludden Police Power and Colonial Rule: Madras, 1859–1947 . By David Arnold . Delhi : Oxford University Press , 1986 . xii, 277 pp. $22.50. Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1988 1988 BOOK REVIEWS SOUTH ASIA 669 Korea, and (d) pressuring South Korea toward...

... understanding of the Chola period; they are what make his work of special value to historians of medieval South India. MEERA ABRAHAM Madras, India The Untouchable as Himself: Ideology, Identity, and Pragmatism Among the Lucknow Chamars. By R. S. KHARE. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1985. xv, 189 pp...

...D. D. Karve Abstract Education on western lines began in India by the middle of the nineteenth century with the establishment of a few high schools and colleges in the larger cities of Calcutta, Madras, Bombay, and Poona. The three oldest universities in India, those at the “Presidency” capitals...

...Ellen McDonald Gumperz Abstract Historians of India often write as if India, at the end of the nineteenth century, had only four cities: Bombay, Calcutta, Madras, and Poona. Several elements contribute to this perspective: Indian historians' own predominant interest in the development...

... to 1916.” There is one essay by R. A. Gordon called “Non-cooperation and council entry 1919 to 1920” and one by David Washbook entitled “Country politics: Madras 1880 to 1930.” The volume ends with two essays on Bengal by Gordon Johnson and John Gallagher entitled respectively “Partition, agitation...

...Brenda E. F. Beck Abstract What were the reasons for the development of a right-left division of South Indian castes? Why has this division become less of a focus of rivalry in modern times? This article uses observations collected in the Coimbatore region of Madras State between 1964 and 1966...

... Calcutta, Madras, and Bombay. Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 2007 2007 Is there a story left to tell after the protagonist dies? I want to relate a tale that has been largely left out of the story of Veerapandiya Kattabomman, who was executed by the British in 1799...

...Mytheli Sreenivas Copyright © Association for Asian Studies 2004 2004 List of References Annual Reports on the Administration of Madras Presidency . 1922 –47. GOVERNMENT OF MADRAS. Proceedings of the Home (General), Home (Judicial), and Law (General) Departments. Tamil Nadu Archives...

... to academic philosophy as understood by its leading contemporary practitioners. KARL H. POTTER University of Minnesota Temples of Madras State: i. Chingleput District and Madras City. BY P. K. NAMBIAR AND H. KRISHNAMURTY. Madras: Census of India 1961. Vol. IX, Madras, Part XI-D, XVIII, 1965. 278 pp. Glossary...