The Political Institutions and Theories of the Hindus: A Study in Comparative Politics c12.5
The Political Institutions and Theories of the Hindus: A Study in Comparative Politics c12.5
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¹ Vide Law’s "Forms and Types of Hindu Polity" in the *Mod. Rev.* for Sept. 1917; Jayaswal’s "Introduction to Hindu Polity" in the same journal, May-July, 1913, and "Republics in the Mahâbhârata" in the *Journal of the Bihar and Orissa Research Society*, 1915, pp. 173—178; Mookerji’s *Fundamental Unity*, 74—75, and *Local*, 31, 215; Banerjea, 42—46; Majundar, pp. 87—122. The attention of scholars was first drawn to this subject by Rhys Davids in his *Buddhist India*, Ch. II, cf. Lal’s "Republican Tradition etc." in the *Mod. Rev.* (January 1920); *Pos. Back*, Vol. II, 46—51.