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Discussion of the poverty of India and its causes in British policy. Uses official government statistics to make its case.

A leading Japanese monthly magazine based in Tokyo, Japan

This is a collection of the Carmina of the Roman poet Gaius Valerius Catullus, printed at the Groton School, located in Groton, Massachusetts.

v. : ill. ; 21 cm.
Frequency note: Monthly

Established in 1902 in the French concession of Tianjin, and edited at various times in other major cities prior to 1949, Dagong bao, the “Impartial Daily” (大公報) was the largest newspaper based in the city.

A former Indian Civil Servant attempts to argue that famine in India had a long history, and directly challenge the claims of Dutt and Digby that famines were due to British rule.

Typ Inc 5574 [Original printed edition. Without rubrication; a few of the woodcuts are lightly touched with brown. Autograph of William Morris, with his presentation inscription to Edward Burne-Jones. Bound in 16th- or 17th-century blind-stamped…

Discussion of the incidence and causes of famine in India. Criticises government policy and "drain of wealth."

Series of essays on India. Critical of the facts and ideas of the Indian nationalist movement.

A monthly magazine published as a bulletin of Reimeikai (黎明会, lit., "Dawn Society" or "Society for Enlightenment"). It was a Japanese "educational society" formed in Japan's Taishō period.[1] The members declared themselves committed "to strive for…