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\* This bibliographical survey is based on Major B. D. Basu's Preface to his English translation of Sarkar's *Introduction to the Science of Education* (London, 1913), Sarkar's Prefaces to his *Folk-Element in Hindu Culture* (London, 1917), *Political Institutions and Theories of the Hindus* (Leipzig, 1922), *Economic Development* (Madras, 1926) and *Applied Eonomics* Vol. I. (Calcutta, 1932), the Publishers' Preface to Sarkar's *Greetings to Young India* (Calcutta, 1927), Major B. D. Basu's Preface to Sarkar's *Political Philosophies Since 1905* (Madras 1928), the Publishers' Preface to *Nayā Bānglār Goḍā Pattan* "The Foundations of a New Bengal" (Calcutta, 1932), Shib Chandra Dutt's brochure, *Fundamental Problems and Leading Ideas in the Works of Professor Benoy Kumar Sarkar* (Calcutta 1932), Pankaj Kumar Mukherjee's *Economic Services of Zamindars to the Peasants and the Public as Analyzed by Professor Benoy Kumar Sarkar* (Calcutta 1934) and Professor Banesvar Dass's Preface to Sarkar's *Bāḍtir Pathe Bāngālī*, "Bengalis in Progress" (Calcutta 1934). Shib Chandra Dutt's *Conflicting Tendencies in Indian Economic Thought* (Calcutta, 1934) is a study, in the main, of the economic theories and policies of Mahatma Gandhi and Professor Sarkar. It contains also a bibliography of economic literature as produced by Indian economists since 1893. See also the last footnote of this Preface.