Hindu Polity: A Constitutional History of India in Hindu Times c4.41

c4.41

| PAGES | |
| **Economics in Government and theory of Ownership in Land** | 170—186 |
| § 340. Economic enemies | 170 |
| § 341. Economics in government | 171 |
| 342. Policy towards the mercantile element of population | 171—72 |
| § 343. State Industries | 173 |
| § 344. Indirect taxation the key-note of the policy | 173 |
| Mines | 173—74 |
| § 345. Hindu theory on proprietorship in land | 174 |
| Colebrooke's discussion of Mīmāṁsā | 174—5 |
| § 346. Conquest and land | 176—77 |
| § 347. Discussion by Prime Minister Mādhava | 177—78 |
| § 348. The Bhaṭṭadīpikā on the Subject | 178—9 |
| § 349. The view of Law and Mīmāṁsā in agreement with constitutional theory | 180 |
| Jātaka on kingship | 180 |
| Coronation rites and King's position | 180 |
| § 350. Indianists' presentation of the 'Native Law' on the subject | 180—82 |
| Inscriptions and land ownership | 180—81 |
| § 351. Artha-Śāstra Commentary's Śloka | 182—83 |