The Political Institutions and Theories of the Hindus: A Study in Comparative Politics c3.19

Language: English

c3.19

The book owes its origin to the lectures which were delivered (November 1916—February 1918) at the State Universities of California and Iowa and at Clark and Columbia Universities in the United States. A paper on “Democratic Ideals and Republican Institutions in India” embodying the substance of a part of these lectures appeared in the *American Political Science Review* (November 1918) and has subsequently been incorporated as “Hindu Achievements in Democracy” in Vol. II of the author’s *Positive Background of Hindu Sociology* (1921).

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