The Positive Background of Hindu Sociology c16.s2.82

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*Early History of Bengal*, 281, 286 *Early History of India*, 216, 221, 232, 239 East and West in sociology, 35, 62, 91, 275, 345-349, 451, 396, 560-563, 581, 591, 592, 619-623 Eastern Hūna in the Arthaśāstra, 315 *Economic Condition of Ancient India*, 159 *Economic Journal*, 159 Economic, planning in the *Arthaśāstra*, 329, 339, 346-350, superiority and arrogance, 621 Economics, and finance in the *Arthaśāstra*, 211-213, and politics ignored by historians of Indian philosophy, 631-632, 638-639, in Raghunandana, 612 Economist of modern India, first, 624 Economy not a function of climate, 340 Edicts of Aśoka, 176 Education, in Hindu culture, 8-9, universal in Pali literature, 175 *Eine neue indische Rechtsquelle*, 275 *Eigenart des indischen Denkens*, 650 Eightfold path, 169 *El-Akham es-Soulthaniyah*, 542 Elephant-lore in the *Ain-i-Akbari*, 540 *Elites* in social organization, 108 Empire of Vijayanagara, 96 Energism in Bengali culture, 482 *England's Treasure by Foraign Trade*, 345 *English Thought in the Nineteenth Century*, 631 Enlightened despots, 347 Epochs of Hindu history, 82-84, 86-88, 91