The Political Institutions and Theories of the Hindus: A Study in Comparative Politics c3.16

c3.16

A publication such as this could not have been undertaken previous to 1905, and nobody is more conscious than is the writer that on the strength of archaeological finds that are enriching the world’s knowledge about Hindu culture from day to day many of the statements in this present study will have to be cancelled, modified or rearranged in the interest of a more “intensive” sociological interpretation.