Mewar and the British 1857-1921: history of relations of the Mewar State with British Government of India ~Rajasthan Udaipur ~D.L. Paliwal

Title: Mewar and the British 1857-1921 A. D.: A history of the relations of the Mewar State with the British Government of India from 1857 to 1921 A. D.

Author: D. [Devilal] L. Paliwal

Description: Hardcover. One-third gray cloth with papered boards. Some general soiling to covers. Upper top right corner exposed. Slight but still detectable smoky odor. Previous owner's address rubber-stamped on front pastedown, else interior is clean and unmarked. 304 pages.

Contents:
1. Introduction.
2. Rising of 1857 and Mewar.
3. Resistance tot he British interference.
4. Beginning of reforms.
5. Interference and reforms.
6. Struggle for internal independence.
7. Setback for the interference.
8. Political unrest, Fateh Singh's abdication.
9. Summary and concludsions.
[Appendices]:
I. Treaty of Friendship and Alliance.
II. Captain Tod's kaulnamah.
III. Adoption Sunnud.
IV. Extradition Treaty.
V. Salt Agreement.
VI. Native States under Rajputana Agency.
VII. Anti-British songs in Rajasthani.
VIII. Chetwani ra chungatiya by Kesari singh Barhat.
IX. List of British Political Agents in Mewar.
X. List of abbreviations.
XI. Oriental words and their meaning.

Binding: Hardcover
Condition: Very Good–

Publisher: Bafna prakashan
Place: Jaipur
Year: 1971

Keywords: history, Rajasthan, India, Udaipur, Rajputana,