How To Rule India: Papers Related To British Policies Towards Punjab

From the Editor: Countless number of papers are believed to be lying buried under files of records of the British Establishment, which could, on one hand throw light on the political and socio-economic situation of the Punjab of that period, and provide tell-tale details, on the other hand, as to how cold-bloodedly the foreign rulers exploited that situation to their advantage. lt is essential that this record or the British Rule is upturned and thoroughly examined before this period of the Punjab history is discussed and properly appraised. Contents......Page 5 Editor's Note......Page 7 The Political Relations between the British Government and the Panjab States and Chiefs as they stood in 1843 | Andrew D'Cruz......Page 11 Notes on the state of our relations with the Punjab and the best mode of their settlement | Lt. Col Sir C. M. Wade......Page 27 What are we to do with the Punjab | Major General John Briggs......Page 38 How to Rule India: Two documents on the I.C.S. and the Politics of Administration | N. Gerald Brrrier......Page 57 Index......Page 79