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9780582381735

India 1885-1947: The Unmaking of an Empire

by Copland; Ian
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    9780582381735

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    0582381738

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  • Format: Nonspecific Binding
  • Copyright: 2001-09-10
  • Publisher: Routledge

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Summary

India's struggle for indepENDence is an extraordinary story. The pivotal question posed by this book is how a valued and seemingly permanent imperial possession - the "jewel in the crown" - came to be given its freedom only sixty years after the establishment of the Congress National Congress in 1885. On the face of it, decolonisation seems to have been the direct result of nationalist pressure, but Ian Copland suggests that the reality was more complex - he gives the full social, political and economic context up to the transfer of power in 1947. The account covers * the Indian National Congress * the central figure of Gandhi * the first years of indepENDence Helpful features include a biographical guide to the main protagonists and a chronological outline of the main events. IAN COPLAND is Associate Professor of History at Monash University, Australia.

Author Biography

Ian Copland teaches history at Monash University, Australia and has written widely on the history of India.

Table of Contents

Introduction to the Series vii
Note on Referencing System viii
Preface ix
Author's Acknowledgements xi
Publisher's Acknowledgements xi
List of Abbreviations
xii
Maps
xiii
Chronology xvi
PART ONE: THE BACKGROUND 1(14)
Rulers and Subjects
3(12)
The Power of the Sword
3(4)
Collaboration
7(4)
The Limited Raj
11(4)
PART TWO: ANALYSIS 15(66)
Imperial Dilemmas
17(14)
The Illusion of Permanence
17(3)
Benefits and Costs
20(4)
Macaulay's Children
24(1)
The Devolution of Power
25(6)
Nationalism
31(22)
Indian `Unrest'
31(5)
Nationalist Imaginings
36(3)
Christmas Tamashas
39(6)
The Coming of the Mahatma
45(4)
Non-Cooperation and After
49(4)
Muslim Separatism
53(11)
The Numbers Game
53(4)
The `Parting of the Ways'
57(3)
Homelands
60(4)
Handing Over
64(17)
The Catalyst of War
64(6)
Towards Partition
70(5)
Mottled Dawn
75(6)
PART THREE: ASSESSMENT 81(8)
The Gift of Freedom
83(6)
PART FOUR: DOCUMENTS 89(29)
Glossary 118(2)
Who's Who 120(6)
Bibliography 126(4)
Index 130

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