The Political Institutions and Theories of the Hindus: A Study in Comparative Politics c5.s6: F. History, Sociology, and Miscellaneous; Oriental and Occidental
The Political Institutions and Theories of the Hindus: A Study in Comparative Politics c5.s6
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F. History, Sociology, and Miscellaneous; Oriental and Occidental
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JOURNALS: *Collegian*, Calcutta, 1915, Sastri, H. P.: "Educative Influence of Sanskrit Literature". *Hindustan Review*, Allahabad, July, 1919, Sarkar, B. K.: "Comparative Literature from the Hindu Standpoint". *Ibid*, August, 1919, Gupta, K. M.: "Courtesanship in Buddhist India". *Ibid*, May-June 1920, Pande, H.: "The Vajji Country and the Mallas of Pava". *Indian Antiquary*, 1908, Poussin: "The Buddhist Councils". *Ibid*, 1913, Ghate's Eng. trans. of Buhler's German article on "Indian Artificial Poetry". *Ibid*, 1918, Bhandarkar, D. R.: "Dekkan of the Sâta-vâhana Period". *Indian Review*, Madras, July 1919: "The Minute of Dissent by Sir C. Sankaran Nair to the Government of India's Despatch of March 5, 1919." *International Journal of Ethics*, July, 1918, Sarkar, B. K.: "The Futurism of Young Asia", to be consulted in connection with ch. 1 sec. 2 of this treatise. *Journal of the American Oriental Society*, June 1910, Asakawa: "Notes on Village Government in Japan after 1600." *Journal of the Department of Letters* (Calcutta), Vol. IV, 1921, Sarkar (Bejoy): "Water Transport in Mediaeval India". *Journal of International Relations*, July 1919, Sarkar, B. K.: "Americanization from the Viewpoint of Young Asia." *Journal of the North China Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society*, 1886, (New Series), Macgowan: "Chinese Guilds or Chambers of Commerce and Trades Unions". *Journal of Race Development*, July 1912, Asakawa: "Contributions of Feudal Japan to New Japan". *Ibid*, April 1919, Barnes, H. E.: "The Struggle of Races and Social Groups as a Factor in the Development of Political and Social Institutions." *Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society*, 1903, Smith, V: A.: "The Position of the Autonomous Tribes of the Punjab." *Ibid*, 1908, Smith, V. A.: "History of the City of Kanauj." *Le Monde Illustré*, Paris, 19 Febr. 1921, M. Bourgeois: "Le Mouvement nationaliste dans l'Inde." *Modern Review*, June-Sept. 1912, Maitra, A. K.: "The Stones of Varendra." *Ibid*, March 1917, Sarkar, J. N.: "Oriental Monarchies."
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*Ibid*, July 1919, Raychaudhuri, H. C.: “Lichchhavis of Vaisali.” *Ibid*, Sept. 1919, Sarkar, B. K.: “The Fortunes of the Chinese Republic.” *Ibid*, January 1920, Sarkar, B. K.: “The Political Tendencies in Chinese Culture.” *The Nation*, New York, Dec. 28, 1918: “Proclamation of the All-Russian Congress announced by the Chief of the Oriental Division”; Oct. 13, 1920: Programme of the Communist International. *Open Court*, August 1919, Sarkar, B. K.: “Hindu View of Life.” *Political Science Quarterly*, New York, Dec. 1919, Sarkar, B. K.: “An English History of India.” *Prabâsî* (Bengali monthly), Calcutta, Vaiśâhkha, 1326 (April 1919), Vedantatirtha (Vanamali): “Inter-caste marriages.” *Sâhitya* (Bengali monthly), Calcutta, Vaiśâkha, 1323 (April 1916), Maitra, A. K.: “Bengali Ideals.” *Scientific Monthly*, New York, Jan. 1919, Sarkar, B. K.: “Democratic Background of Chinese Culture.” Kincaid, C. A. and Parasnis, D. B.: *History of the Maratha People*, London, 1918. Korzybski, A.: *The Manhood of Humanity: Science and Art of Human Engineering*, New York, 1921. Law, N. N.: *Promotion of Learning in India by Muhammadans*, London, 1915. Lea, H. C.: *History of Inquisition*, New York, 1888. Lenin and Trotzky: *Proletarian Revolution in Russia*, ed. by L. C. Fraina, New York, 1918. Letourneau, C. J. M.: *Property Its Origin and Development*, London, 1907. Lewes, G. H.: *Life of Goethe*, London, 1855. Lovett, V.: *History of the Indian Nationalist Movement*, New York, 1920. Macauliffe, M. A.: *Sikh Religion*, Oxford, 1909. Macdonald, J.: *Turkey and the Eastern Question*, London, 1913. Mackenzie, R.: *The Nineteenth Century*, London, 1891. Mann, H.: *Land and Labour in a Deccan Village*, London, 1917. Mawerdî: *El Akham es-Soulthaniyah* (*Les Statuts Gouvernementaux* by Fagnan), Paris, 1915. Mc Cabe, J.: *Peter Abelard*, New York, 1901. ,, *St Augustine and his Age*, New York, 1903. Mc Crackan, W. D.: *Rise of the Swiss Republic*, New York, 1901. Mencius, Eng. trans. by Legge in the *Chinese Classics*, Hongkong, 1861—72. Metcalfe, C.: *Report of the Select Committee of the House of Commons*, London, 1832. Mitra, R. L.: *Indo-Aryans*, London, 1881. Möller, W. Z.: *History of the Christian Church* (Eng. trans. by Rutherford), London, 1893. Montagu-Chelmsford: *Report on Indian Constitutional Reforms*, London, 1918. Mookerji, R. K.: *History of Indian Shipping*, London, 1912. Morse, H. B.: *The Gilds of China*, London, 1909. Mukerjee, R. K.: *The Foundations of Indian Economics*, London, 1916. Müller, F. Max: *History of Ancient Sanskrit Literature*, London, 1860. ,, *India What Can It Teach Us?*, London, 1883. Murray, G.: *Rise of the Greek Epic*, Oxford, 1911. Myres, F. L.: *The Influence of Anthropology upon the Course of Political Science*, Berkeley, 1916. Nietzsche, F. W.: *Works*, New York, 1911—14. Nizam-oul-Moulk: *Siasset Nameh* (*Traité du Gouvernement* by Schefer), Paris, 1893. Phillimore, W. G. F.: *Three Centuries of Treaties of Peace*, Boston, 1918. Pillai, K.: *Tamils Eighteen Hundred Years Ago*, not seen by the present author. “R. Bhandarkar Volumes”, Poona, 1920: Sukthankar’s paper on the Andhras. Rai (Lajpat): *Young India*, New York, 1916. Ranade, M. G.: *Rise of the Maratha Power*, Bombay, 1900. Rawlinson, H. G.: *Shivaji the Maratha*, Oxford, 1915.
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Scholars and institutions desiring to be in touch with the advances in the world's knowledge about ancient and mediaeval India will have to regularly consult the *Indian Antiquary* of Bombay, a monthly journal of antiquities, and the Annual Reports of the Archaeological Survey of India. Nor can they afford to do without the Calcutta monthly, the *Modern Review*, which, although chiefly a political magazine devoted to the promotion of national interests and discussion of current economic and social problems, addresses itself also to the interpretation of all phases of Indian culture.