The Life of the Rev.
John MacDonald, A.M.
Late Missionary Minister from the Free Church of Scotland at
Calcutta including selections from his Diary and Letters by the Rev.
W. K. Tweedie (second edition) (1849) (pdf)
Allan Octavian Hume, C.B.
Father of the Indian National Congress 1829 - 1912 by Sir William Wedderburn,
Bart.
A Documentary Research
on the Scottish Women of Calcutta
This documentary research was funded by the Journal of International
Women's Studies Fellowship (JIWS), Bridgewater State University,
Massachusetts. This research brings forth the various social and
cultural roles that were played by Scottish women in Calcutta during the
time of British colonization. In the process of shedding light on these
select Scottish women, this documentary has also made an effort to
complicate the histories of colonialism and the challenges of the
decolonial gaze.
Officers, Scholars &
Nabobs: Clan Macpherson in India
The Highland Regiments that
fought in India
The Black Watch
1856 - 1869 The 42d proceeds to India, Cawnpore, Seria-Ghat,
Marches and Skirmishes, Lucknow, 42d Storms La Martiniere, The Begum
Kootee, Fort Ruliya, Bareilly, Rohilkund, Maylah Ghaut, Khyrngher
Jungles, Presentation of Colours, Title of ‘‘Black Watch" restored,
Cholera, Embarks for England, Reception at Edinburgh, Leave Edinburgh
for Aldershot.
Lumsden
of the Guides
A Sketch of the Life of Lieut.-Gen. Sir Harry Burnett Lumsden, K.C.S.I.,
C.B., By General Sir Peter S. Lumsden, G.C.B., C.S.I. (1899) (pdf)
The Conquest
of Scinde
With some Introductory Passages in the Life of Major-General Sir
Charles James Napier dedicated to the British People by
Major-General W. F. P. Napier (second edition) (1845) (pdf)
The Indian and Colonial Forces of Her Majesty's Army
A Descriptive Account of the various regiments now comprising the
Queen's Forces in India and the Colonies by Walter Richards in two
volumes (1891) Volume 1
| Volume 2
The
History of Lumsden's Horse
A complete record of the corps from its foundation to its disbandment
edited by Henry H. S. Pearse, War Correspondent (1903)
Calcutta
Scottish
An article about them from the St. Andrews Society of San Francisco
(pdf)
An Historical
Disquisition
Concerning the knowledge which the ancients had of India and the
progress of trade with that country prior to the discovery of the
passage to it by the Cape of Good Hope with an appendix containing
observations on the Civil Policy, the Laws and Judicial Proceedings, the
Arts, the Sciences, and Religious Institutions of the Indians by William
Roberson, D.D. (1822)
India
By Major-General A. MacLeod (pdf)
Recollections of a Highland Subaltern
During the Campaigns of the 93rd Highanders in India under
Colin Campbell, Lord Clyde, in 1857, 1858 and 1859 by
Lieut-Colonel W. Gordon-Alexander (1898) (pdf) India in WWII The Indian and Colonial Forces
of Her Majesty's Army (pdf) Role of Indian Army in
the First World War
By Lt. Col. Dr. Shyam Narain Saxena (pdf) Four Years Campaign in India
By William Taylor (1875) Under Ten Viceroys
The Reminiscences of a Gurkha by Major-General Nigel Woodyatt, C.S.,
C.I.E. Colonel 7th Gurkhas (1922) (pdf) How Indians Are
Spreading Their Culture In Scotland
A wee YouTube Video Calcutta Review
The 1867 issue (pdf) The Sepoy Revolt
A Critical Narrative by Lieut.-General McLeod Innes (second edition)
(1897) (pdf) The Sikhs and the Sikh Wars
The Rise, Conquest, and Annexation of the Punjab Stte by Gen. Sir
Charles Gough, V.C., G.C.B. and Arthur D. Innes, M.A. (1897) (pdf) Lucknow & Oude in the
Mutiny
A Narrative and a Study by Lieut-General McLeod Innes, R.E, V.C. New and
Revised Edition (1896) (pdf) Forty-one Years in India
From Subaltern to Commander-in-Chief by Field-Marshall Lord Roberts of
Kandahar, V.C.. K.P., G.C.B., G.C.S.I.. G.C.I.E. (1898) Narrative of a Voyage to India
Of Shipwreck on board the Lady Castlereach and a description of New
South Wales by W. B. Cramp (1823) (pdf) Our Viceregal Life in India
Selections from my Journal 1884-1888 by the Marchioness of Dufferin &
Ava in two volumes (1890) A few words annent the "Red' Pamphlet
By one who has served under the Marquis of Dalhousie. The 'Red'
Pamphlet, entitled 'the Mutiny of the Bengal Army, by One who has served
under Sir Charles Napier' is so full of gross misrepresentations that
One who has served under Lord Dalhousie feels constrained to contradict
some of them and to ask the Public to distrust more (1858) (pdf) The Romance of History - India
By The Rev. Hobart Gaunter, B.D. (1899) (pdf) Telugu
Trophies
The Jubilee Story of some of the principal Telugu converts in the
Canadian Baptist Foreign Mission in India from 1874 to 1924 by the
Canadian Baptist Foreign Board Jubilee Volume (pdf) The History of the European
Commerce with India
By David MacPherson (1812) (pdf) The Kama Sutra of Vatsyayana
Translated from the Sanscrit by The Hindoo Kama Shastra Society complete
in seven parts with Preface, Introduction, and Concluding Remarks. The
Kama Sutra of Vatsyayana, which might otherwise be called a treatise on
men and women, their mutual relationship, and connection with each
other. It is a work that should be studied by all, both old and young;
the former will find in it real truths, gathered by experience, and
already tested by themselves, while the latter will derive the great
advantage of learning things, which some perhaps may otherwise never
learn at all, or which they may only learn when it is too late to profit
by the learning. (pdf) Rev. James Aberigh
Mackay In 1857 he went to India and was involved in the Indian Mutiny. He saw active
service with his regiment, the 9th Lancers, and officiated at Penang, Meerut,
Simla and Calcutta. He wrote the two volume "From London to Lucknow". Report of the Committee
For the Revision of English, Telugu, and Tamil school books in the
Madras Presidency by Colonel MacDonald (1874) (pdf) The Ratha Jatra of Serampore
By Alex. Allardyce an article from the publication Good Words of 1872
edited by Norman MacLeod D.D. How
a Fort Ditch was Plumbed
An article by J. Cave Browne in Good Words (1872) (pdf) History of the Indian Mutiny 1857-1858
Commencing from the close of the second volume of Sir John Kay's History
of the Sepoy War by Colonel G. B. Malleson, C.S.I. (second edition in
two volumes) (1878) The
Sheriffs of Fort William from 1775 to 1926
Their dealings with some of the Judges of the East India Company. The
old Jail at Calcutta. Jurors, Constables, Public Meetings. Early
Municipal Elections, Doctors, Attorneys, Merchants, Barristers and other
matters relating to the city of Calcutta during the past century by
Charles Moore (second edition) (1926) (pdf) Lieutenant-Colonel John Haughton
Commandant of the 36th Sikhs, A Hero of Tirah, A Memoir by Major A. C.
Yate (1900) (pdf) A Personal Narrative of Thirteen
Years Service amongst the Wild Tribes of Khondistan
For the suppression of Human Sacrifice by Major General John Campbell
C.B. ((1864) (pdf) The Life and Work of Sir Jagadis C.
Bose, M.A., D.Sc., LL.D., F.R.S., C.I.E., C.S.I.
Emeritus Professor, Presidency College, Calcutta, Director of the Bose
Research Institute by Patrick Geddes, Late Professor of Botany (I Niv.
Coll., Dundee) St. Andrews University, and Professor of Sociology and
Civics, University of Bombay (1920) (pdf) The Imperial Gazetteer of India
By W. W. Hunter, C.S.I., C.I.E, LL.D., (second edition) Volume 1 (1885)
(pdf)
Scottish Backgrounds and Indian Experiences in the late Eighteenth
Century
By Joanna Frew (pdf) The History of British India
In 6 vols. (3rd edition) by James Mill (1826) James Mill’s History is a
work of Benthamite “philosophical history” from which the reader is
supposed to draw lessons about human nature, reason and religion, and
the deleterious impact of commercial monopolies like the East India
Company. The Oldest Story
Doings of our Ancestors in India 10,000 years ago, Translated from
Pre-Vedic Sanskrit by W. A. MacDonald (1908) (pdf) The East India Company
A compilation of information about them
Scottish Gurkha bagpipers from Kalimpong: a piece of Scotland in India!
Indianetzone The largest free encyclopaedia on India with lots of
articles, is the comprehensive web portal dedicated to provide well
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and Current Affairs in India. Indian Newspaper Online Here you can find a list of English language newspapers in India. India The National
Portal of India
Partition
Why was British India divided 75 years ago?
Rags to Riches: The Scots in India
A podcast - In today’s episode, William and Anita are joined by historian Andrew
MacKillop to discuss the colourful history of Scots and India.
In the wake of Culloden, much of Scotland was on its knees. Crippled by
defeat and the subsequent backlash of the British government, along with
famine and poverty, they were in dire need of new horizons. The nascent
British Empire would provide it. The Scottish Highlanders had developed
a fearsome reputation during their struggles against the English, and
would prove just as indomitable fighting for Britain in India. Yet, in
more ways than militarily, India was to become a treasure trove of
opportunity, enrichment and conquest for the Scots. From their
domination of the East India Trading Company, to some of the men
credited with cementing imperial rule in India, and the Highlander
Regiments who took on the ferocious Tipu Sultan in the South, Scots
involvement in all spheres of the British Empire in India was momentous.
It also made them very rich… how controversial, then, is Scotland’s
Indian involvement?
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