(9) अधिक वाईट काय? गुलामगिरी की अस्पृश्यता?

lamblichus : 2.

Ibne-Batuta : 56.

Idumacans : 15.

Idumee : 15.

Iien Chu (India): 25.

Imperialism: 53.

Imperialist(s): 53.

Inchiver: 20.

India : 5, 7, 10, 13, 15, 16, 18, 20, 23-27, 30, 31, 50, 51, 54, 59, 62, 71. –economic condition under East India Co.: 55.

–Contribution for England’s wealth : 60,61,64.

Indian aid in American war : 61. Indian art : 13.

Indian Budget : 60.

Indian Civilization : 4, 12. Indian Commerce (with Mediterranean): 4, 6, 8.

Indian Cotton : 68.

Indian Embassies in Rome : 24. Indian Industry :

–means to kill : 67.

Indian Literature : 18.

Indian Ocean : 11, 12, 13, 23, 30. Indian Pagoda : 13.

Indian Shipping : 62.

Indian trade : 9, 22, 51.

Indraprastha : 9.

Indus : 4, 21, 28, 50.

Indus valley : 27.

Industrial Revolution : 3.

Inland transit duties : 66, 67. Inoquestia : 45.

Irak : 48.

Isaiah : 17.

Ishmaelities : 13.

Islam :24, 31,32,34-36, 50. –Spread of : 40-42.

Isodore of Charax : 23.

Israelites :13, Italy : 22, 44.

Italian City Republics : 46, 48, 49, 51. Jaber, Castle of : 38.

Jaonis : 20.

Java : 12.

Jatakas : 6.

Jatta : 50.

Jedda : 30.

Jerusalem : 16, 54.

Jessin : 38.

Jethaka : 8.

Jews : 15, 32, 43.

Jewish Communities : 32.

Joseph :13.

Judaeism : 33.

Judea : 15, 17, 20, 22.

Julian : 25.

Jumma : 54.

Juning-Fu : 37.

Justinian : 25, 27.

Just Price, doctrine of : 43. Kai-Feng-Fu : 37.

Kalifs in Persia : 39 Kalifs : (see Califs).

Kallien (Kalyan): 27.

Kamarax of Periplus : 28.

Kammaru : 8.

Kannanites : 14.

Kars : 38.

Karaja Bagh : 39.

Karakoram : 5.

Karakhan : 38.

Karava : 21.

Karoja Hissar : 39.

Karpian : 20.

Kaveri river : 28.

Kaviripaddinam : 28.

Kekayas : 9.

Kennedy, J. : 17, 18(fn).

Kensee Mikhal : 39.

Kevaddhu Sutta : 19.

Khaberis of Ptolemy : 28.

Khorasan : 48.

Killien : 37.

Kiu dynasty : 37.

Koran (Quran) : 33, 35.

Korea : 38.

Koresh tribe : 32.

Koreish : 34.

Kos : 30.

Kounagar (Konark) : 28.

Kudduvan (Chera king): 28.

Kozelsk : 38.

Kurus : 9.

Kusans : 27.

Kutalmish. the son of Artsan Piggu : 37.

Laodicea : 48.

Lane Poole. Stanley : 39(fn), 40, 41 (fn). Lassen, Prof : 16, 19, 20. Latefundia : 3.

Latins : 1, 46.

Latin Europe : 44.

Latin Kingdom : 42.

Lenorment I : 15(fn).

Leues Boswelliana : 53.

Levant: 46, 48.

Levantine coast: 45.

Levout: 44.

Libyans : 46.

Lima : 65.

Lygurians : 1.

List, Fredrick : 68.

Maarazia: 55.

Macaulay, T. B. : 60(fn).

Macaulay Lord :

–on Clive’s property : 65. Macedonia : 22.

Mackengie, Mr. Holt:

–on duties : 66.

Macpherson, Mr.: 61.

Madras : 65, 69.

Madrid : 65.

Madura : 27.

Magasthenes : 21, 22.

Magyars : 42.

Mahomed : 31-37.

Mahomedan Empire : 35.

–destruction of unbelievers : 35. Mahammud I : 40.

Mahammud II : 41.

Mahomedan Religion : 35.

Maisodi (Maslipatnam) : 28. Malbarian customs : 14(fn). Malayalam : 17.

Manchester : 68.

Mandagora : 28.

Manu : 10.

Mark Antony : 27.

Marathas : 53, 56, 57, 72. Maruvar Pakkam : 28, 29.

Martin, Mr. : 71.

Mascat : 12, 30.

Ma-Touanlin, Chinese historian : 26. Max Muller, Prof.: 18.

Mecca : 31-36.

Mediterranean : 4.

Medina : 31, 33. 34.

Mediaeval conceptions of conquests : 64. Melizeigara : 28.

Mere :

–battle of : 37.

Messalina : 25.

Mesopotemia : 39.

Messina : 44.

Mexico : 65.

MilodeConti : 55.

Mill : 71.

Mlecchas : 26:

Moawiyah : 34.

Moghuls : 53, 56, 72.

Mohomadanism : 42.

Mohomedans : 43, 54, 55.

Mohomedan power : 50.

Mobomad of Guzni : 55.

Mohommad Tagluk : 56.

Mokar, the monster fish : 18 Monesen : 71.

Mongols : 37, 38, 39.

–history of : 37-38.

Monoglosson (Mangrol): 28. Montesquieu : 11.

Mookerji R. JC. : 20(fn), 26(fn), 27(fh), 28(fn), 29.

Moon the : 32.

Moor(s) the : 34, 35, 42.

Moorish civilisation : 46. Morley, Lord : 66.

Moscow : 38.

Moslems : 45, 48.

Mosul : 48.

Mozambique : 12.

Muchiri : 28.

Munro, Sir Thomas : 54, 70. Murad II : 41.

–Musa : 41.

Muziris : 26, 28.

Myos Hormos : 31.

Naples : 44.

Najran : 32.

Narbuda : 9.

Natal : 12 .

Native Princes : 69.

Native Roland : 54.

Nile : 4, 16,18,22,30,31.

Nearchus : 21.

Nebuchadnezzar : 17.

Negro, pont : 45.

Nelkynda : 28.

Nicephorus Botanciates : 37. Necephorus Bryennius : 37. Nineveh : 17.

Normans : 44.

Norman rulers : 54.

North, Lord : 61.

Oberti : 45.

Ogdai : 37, 38.

Oghuz, son of Karakhan : 38. Oman : 12, 30.

Omar : 34.

Ommiyah : 34.

Oppert, Gustav : 14.

Organisation of Labour etc. : 8-14. Orient : 3, 4.

Orientals : 2.

Oriental Slaves : 2.

Oriental wares : 51.

Ormuz : 30.

Oryza : 20.

Osman, Ertoghrul’s son : 39. Ottomans) : 38, 40, 41, 50. Ottoman Empire : 39, 41. Ottoman Turks : 38.

Oudh : 9.

Oxus-river : 30, 37, 39, 50. Pagans : 46.

Paithan : 27.

Paislely : 68.

Palaipatami : 28.

Palermo : 44.

Palestine : 16, 46.

Pali : 9.

Palmyra : 23, 24, 25, 26. Pandyas : 26.

Pandya Aryappadai-Kadaretha-NedujCheliyan : 26. Pankelaotis : 9.

Papal Power : 31.

Paris : 57.

Parthia : 23, 24.

Parthians : 23, 24, 27, 46. Pasanakottaka : 8.

Patalipura : 9.

Paterson W. R.. 2(fn), 3(fn). Pax Romana : 2, 23.

Pemba : 12.

Penkelaotis : 9.

Periplus of the Erythrean Sea : 23. Periplus : 27, 28.

Permanent assessment : 69. Persia : 11, 14, 27, 35, 37, 48, 49. Persians : 34, 36, 42.

Persian Empire : 21,35.

Persian Gulf : 14, 17,30, 32, 50. Petia : 24.

Petra : 31.

Pharaohs : 13.

Pharaoh Necho : 18.

Phinocolura : 16.

Phitoteras : 13.

Phoeacea Hiraclea : 45.

Phoenicians : 14, 15, 16, 20, 49: Phoenician Fleet : 18.

Piga Arstan Israil : 37. Pitt’s Act : 60.

Pisa : 45-47.

Plassey, battle of : 65. Pliny : 24.

Plotinus : 2.

Poiturs : 42.

Poland : 38.

Poland, Prof. A. F. : 51. Pompey : 32.

Porphyry : 2.

Portugal : 64.

Portuguese : 18.

Portuguese Church : 70.

Poms : 20, 21.

Pratnukha : 8.

Pratisthana : 9.

Princess of Scotland : 54. Prophet : 32, 34.

Protectionist Policy : 62. Ptoleny : 2, 21.

Ptolemy, the son of Lagus : 22. Ptolemy, Philadelphus : 22. Ptolemy’s geography : 28. Punjab : 14.

Pushkalavati : 9.

Pyrenees : 42.

Qphir : 16, 17.

Quaim : 36.

Quiet :

–statue of : 2.

Raja of Banaras : 65.

Rajagriha : 9.

Rajaksaya : 10.

Ramases-II : 13.

Ramayana : 9.

Ranking, Mr. John : 64.

Rated : 11.

Razia Sultana : 55.

Red Sea : 15, 18, 22, 30, 31, 48, 50. Reformation in England : 54. Regulating Act : 61.

Regulation IX, 1810 : 67, Renaissance : 47.

Reymond : 45, 46.

Rhinocolura : 16.

Rhys Davis, Mr.: 19.

Rhys Davis, Mrs. C. A. F. : 10(fn). Robertson W. : 13(fn), 15, 16, 20(fn. 21,22(fn), 43.

Robinson F. P. : 60, 61(fn). Rohillas, massacre of : 65. Roman architecture : 2.

Roman Civilization : 2.

Roman Constitution : 71.

Roman Court : 2.

Roman Empire : 23, 31, 43, 71. Roman Historians : 25.

Roman Imperialism : 1-2.

–Eastern influence on : 2-3. Roman literature : 25.

Roman proconsul : 65.

Roman Roads : 43, Roman Sea : 48.

Roman Shipping : 24.

Roman Trade : 24.

Roman Soldiers : 26.

Roman Territory : 35.

Roman Trading Colonies : 26. Roman(s) : 1, 2, 22, 23, 24, 26, 31, 34, 36, 53.

Rome : 1-4,22-27,31,44,72. Romanisation : 1,2.

Russians : 42.

Ryazan : 38.

Sabians : 1.

Sakas : 27.

Salerno : 44.

Samarkand : 35.

Sandracottus : 21.

Sanskrit Poetry : 20.

Sanuto, the elder : 48.

Saracens : 34-36, 44, 48, 50. –trade history of : 35.

Sassanians : 27.

Sattravaha : 9.

Schoff W. H. : 14(fn), 23(fn), 24(fn). Seljuks : 36, 37.

Seljukian Empire : 37, 39. Seljuk Turks : 36,41.

Seleucidian Ambassador : 25. Seleuous : 21.

Selymbria : 45.

Semitic : 35.

Semple, Ellen Churchill. 12(fn). Semulla (Chembur) : 27.

Senai : 16.

Seniyo : 8.

Senkacherib : 17.

Scoff W. H. :14 (fn).

Servius : 25.

Serville : 35.

Sesostris : 13, 32.

Seti-I : 18.

Shah Jehan : 56.

Sheites : 36.

Shensi river : 37.

Sher Shah : 56.

Sheriden : 66.

Shore, Fredrick John : 71. Sicily : 3, 22.

Simcox E. J.: 17(fn), 24.

Slavs : 42.

Smith, Vincent : 26.

Solomon, the King : 15-17, 22. Somanath Temple : 55.

Souppara : 27, 28.

Spain : 35, 42, 45, 64.

Spaniards : 18.

Spanish Viceroy : 65.

St. of Babel-mandeb : 30.

Stanley, Dean : 16.

Strabo : 31.

Strobilos : 45.

Sugut : 39.

Suleiman Sha : 38.

Suleman, the son of Kutulmish : 37. Sultan(s) of Egypt : 31.

Sumerians : 14.

Sun :

–worship of : 32.

Sunda isles : 12.

Sung Dynasty : 38.

Sungaria : 38.

Sung Shu, a Chinese Historian : 25. Surat : 56, 69.

Sweedish Company : 61.

Sycamore : 16.

Syrastra (Surat) : 28.

Syracuse : 44.

Syria : 2. 22, 23, 35, 39, 44, 48. Syrians : 15.

Sythians : 31.

Tabriz : 39.

Tabula Amalfitana : 44 Tadmore : 22.

Tagara : 27.

Takshilla : 9.

Tamil : 17, 20.

Tamil King : 26 Tamil Poets : 28.

Tamil words in Greek : 20. Tamurlane : 40.

Tana : 50.

Tapty : 9.

Tarif :

–high on Indian goods : 62, 63. Tarsus : 45.

Tartars : 2, 22, 40.

Tartary :

–desert of : 39.

Ta-ts in (Syria) : 25, 26. Ta-tsin : 26.

Taxartes : 22.

Tebriz : 30.

Tenasserim : 5.

Teutons : 49.

Thames : 24.

Thebes : 13, 30, 31, 45. Theodosia : 50.

Thissalonica : 45.

Thompson E. W. : 5(fn).

Thothmus 3rd : 13.

Tibet : 5.

Tiflis : 38.

Tigris : 17, 35, 48.

Tilha : 7.

Timur, the Tartr : 40.

Tipoo : 56, 57, 61.

–peace with E. I. Co. : 61. Tokei : 17.

Tours : 42, 43.

Trebizond : 30.

Tripoli : 80.

Trojan : 25, 32, 34.

Tucker St. George : 62.

Tuki : 17.

Tuli : 37.

Tunis : 45.

Turanians : 14.

Turanian Empires : 14.

Turk(s) : 31, 37, 38, 39, 40, 42, 46, 51. –rise of power : 39.

Turkish Empire : 39, 40. Turkish Literary Monuments : 36. Tygris : 30.

Tyndis : 28.

Tyre : 16.

Uday : 9.

Ujjayini : 9 Union Jack : 57.

United Company of Merchants of England : 61.

United Kingdom : 67.

Ural Monuments : 39.

Vaddhaki : 8.

Vandals : 42.

Vedic deities : 18.

Vedic hymns : 18.

Venetians : 65.

Venice : 44, 45, 47, 50, 51. Venicians trade : 45.

Verres : 66.

Viking, the : 49.

Vipasa : 9.

Vishnu Purana : 18.

Vludimir : 38.

Volga : 38, 39, 50.

Wandewash, battle of : 65. West Indies : 63.

Wilkinson, Gardiner : 13 (fn). Wilson H. H. : 68.

Yale, Mr. : 61.

Yale College : 61.

Yang Se-Kiang : 4, 38.

Yar Hissar : 39.

Yavana (s) : 20, 26, 28, 29. Yemen : 12, 15, 19, 31.

Zanzibar : 12.

Zarizn : SO.

Zenobia, the Queen of Palmyra : 23. Zimnum Mr.: 11.

Zingiber : 20.

Zorastrians : 32.

Zyre : 16, 20.

Act XLV of 1860 : 132.

Advance Hindus : 108, 109. Afghanistan : 80.

Ahmednagar :

–Low class school in : 94. Alexandria : 80.

Aleppo : 80.

American Continent : 77.

American People : 84.

Anglo-Indians : 89.

Anjumans : 110.

Antioah : 80.

Arcot :

–Seige of : 84.

Asia Minor : 79.

Astrakhan : 79.

Ati Shudras : 94.

Backward Classes : 103.

–Education deplorable : 109. Bagdad : 80, 81.

Bajpai G. S.: 136, 139.

Balkash Lake : 79.

Ball, John : 78.

Banerjee, Sir Surendranath : 134, 135. Basorah : 79.

Beirut : 80.

Bengal Army : 86.

Bengal Regulation XXI of 1795 : 115-26. Bengal Regulation VI of 1802 : –Preamble of: 126.

Black sea : 79, 80.

Board of Education :

–Reports of 1855 : 93, 94, 95. –Report for 1850-51 : 95-101. Bokhara : 79.

Bombay Army : 86, 87.

Bombay Committee of 1928 : 92. Bombay Education Society : 93. Bombay Govt : 92, 93, 100, 105. Bombay Native Education Society : 93. Bombay Presidency :

–Education in : 93, 94, 107. Brahmins :

–commutation of sentence of punishment for : 122-23.

–Dhurna :123.

–forfeiture of lands : 123. –Penalty for absconding : 119. –slaughtering female & children : 116-18.

–to be tried on charge of murder of women & children : 121.

Brahmins sitting Dhurna :

–Magistrate to apprehend : 124. –Poverty of : 100.

–offence of Koorh& Dhurna : 115, 117. British Army : 89.

–class composition : 87.

British Court : 101.

British Empire : 83.

British Govt.: 95, 136-38. –attitude towards social reforms : 144. –refused to give preference to the Untouchables in Education : 83, 90, 92,115.

–Ban of Untouchables into Army : 87. British Parliament : 95,144. British Rule :

–untouchables education under : 93. Buxer : 84.

Candy, Major : 95.

Cape of Good Hope : 77, 79. Carnatic : 142, 143.

Candy, Major : 95.

Caspian Sea : 79.

Caste : 132, 137.

Caste disabilities removal Act XXI of 1850 : 130, 133, Caste Hindus : 90.

Catholicism : 144.

Ceasar : 144.

Chaldea : 79.

Chamar :

–prohibited in Police in U. P. : 91. Chhatre, Sadashiv Kashinath : 93. PART II

Chaughadh Children sacrificed : 126. Cheyney, Prof. : 77, 78(m). China : 79.

Chinese Wall : 79.

Chengizkhan : 81.

Christians : 141.

Christian Missionaries : 107. Christian Truth : 140.

Civil Service : 91.

Civil Service for Untouchables : –prohibited in : 89, 90.

Class-composition system : 88. Clive, Lord : 85, 86.

College Education :

–statistics for 1881-82 : 103. Constantinople : 81.

Corrie, Bishop : 141.

Columbus : 77, 83.

Court of Circuit : 124.

–procedure for trial : 125-26. Court of Directors of East India Co. : 95 –views on educating upper classes : 96. Craddock, Sir Reginald : 135,138. Crimea : 79.

Criminal Tribes, (Hill Tribes) : 108. Curzon, Lord : 82.

Dadabhoy, Sir, Manekji : 133, 135, 136, 138.

Damascus : 80.

Depressed Classes : 91, 94, 95, 101, 103, 107, 108, 111, 112, 133, 135, 139. –Special School for : 112-13. –Denied admission to : 105. Dheds : 100.

Dhuma : 116, 126.

Dicey, Prof. : 144.

Director of Public Instructions : –Report for (1923-24) : 108. Dogras : 88.

Don the : 79.

Dusads : 86.

Dustruck : 119-20.

Dutch : 77.

–struggle with English : 81-82 Earl of Auckland : 95.

East India Company : 83-86, 130-31, 140, 143.

Ellenborough, Lord : 103.

Elphinstone : 93, 99, 105, 107. –Observation on low caste people : 101, 107.

English Labouring Classes : 86. English struggle with French : 82. –with Portuguese : 81.

English Nation : 84.

English People : 77, 84, 85. –Condition during India’s conquest : 84. Euphrates : 79.

European Officers :

–antipathy of : 103-4.

European States : 81, 83, 84. European War : 84.

Female infanticide : 115.

French, the : 77, 85.

French Revolution : 84.

French :

–struggle with English-Plassey : 82. Geoffrey de Montmorency, Sir : 91. George Jervis, R. E., Captain : 93. German robbers : 78.

Gobi, desert of : 79.

Govt, authority :

–Limitations of : 144 Govt, of India :

–No nomination of untouchables in I.C.S. : 90, 106.

–in Governor-General in Council : 95, 141.

Great War I : 88.

Gurkhas : 88.

Hastings, Warren : 141.

Henry, Prince of Portugal : 77. Hindu (s) : 92, 95, 103, 115, 130, 133, 134, 140, 142, 143.

–entry into British army : 89. –Social prejudics of : 100. –Classification of : 108.

Hindu Religion : 128.

Hindu Society :

–Social evils of : 114.

Hindu widow’s remarriage : 131. Hunter commission : 102, 107, 111, 112, 113.

Imperial Legislative Council : 138. India :

–Conquest of : 83-85,95.

Indian Army : 86.

Indian Civil Service : 90. Indian Ocean : 80.

Indian Rulers : 89.

Islam : 80.

Jaffa : 80.

Jamdar : 89.

Jayakar M. R. : 136, 139.

Kaffa : 79.

Kali Ghat : 140 Kathiawar :

–Deptt. of education : 110, 111. Kayasthas Hindustan : 99.

Khan Bahadur Kazi Shahabuddin : 110. Khotan : 79.

King Emperor :

–Address to Calcutta Univ. : 114. Koor : 119,120.

Koorhas Dhurna : 115, 116. Koregaon, Battle of : 83.

Kurdistan : 80.

Lake Lop : 79.

Layas : 80.

Laodicea : 80.

Lakharaje : 119.

Levant : 79.

Lindsay, Mr. Robert : 140. Macauley, Lord : 84, 85.

Macpherson, Mr. Buxer : 84. Madhavrao, Raja Sir T. : 114. Madras Army : 86, 87.

Mahars : 86, 87, 100.

–III Mahars : 88.

Mahar Boy : 138, 139.

–prohibited in school : 105. Malabari, Mr. : 137.

Malaya Archipelago : 82.

Malaviyu, Pandit Madan Mohan : 133, 135.

Manu : 94.

Maratha Empire : 83.

Marquess of Tweedledaie :

–note of Peel Commission : 86. Marriage with diceased wife’s sister Bill : 134.

Martial races : 87, 88.

Massacre of Amboyana : 82. Matilda de Chaucer : 78.

Menial Services : 92.

Mesopotamia : 79.

Military Service :

–exclusion of untouchables in : 89. –Social consequences : 89. Mill, Mr. : 85.

Missionaries : 142.

Mohammedans : 90,108, 109, 110, 111, 130, 141.

Mohmedanism : 114.

Mohammedan Education :

–special privileges for : 111-13. Mohommedan Law : 121.

Mohan Lal, Lala : 91.

Mongol uprising : 81.

Mutiny of 1857 : 86-89.

Napoleon : 84.

Napoleonic wars : 84.

Native Boys : 93.

Natives of India : 85, 98. Nile : 80.

Nizam Adawlut : 119, 122-23, 125, 127 130. Non-martial races : 88.

Ormuz : 79.

Pariahs : 87.

Peel Commission : 86.

Pepper : 77, 78.

Peshwa’s rule : 94.

–Depressed Classes prohibited from education : 94.

Plassey : 84, 86.

–Battle of : 83.

Pope : 144.

Police Service : 91. 92.

Prabhus : 99.

Portuguese : 77.

–struggle with English : 81. Primary Education :

–Statistics for 1881-82 : 102. Punjab Legislative Council : 91. Quinquennial Report on Education : –for 1892-96 : 110.

–for 1902-07 : 111.

Rajkoomars :

–procedure of trial of : 125. Rajputs : 88.

RanadeM. G. : 114.

Recruitment :

–principles of : 87.

Regulation VI of 1802 : 126-27. Regulation IX of 1793 : 117,124,125, 127. Regulation XVI of 1795 : 118, 122. Regulation XVII of 1829 : 127, 128. Roman People : 144.

Sacrifice of Children : 126. –Prevention of. 126-30.

Samaro, an ancient city : 79. Sanskrit Language : 95.

Saracen Arabs : 80, 81.

Saugar:

–Children sacrificed : 126. Schools :

–admission of Dep. classes : 105. Schools for Natives : 93. Secondary Education :

–Statistics for 1881-82 : 102. Seely. Prof : 84, 85.

Sepoy Mutiny : 144.

Shaw Julleol : 141.

Shenvis : 99.

Shudra(s) : 94.

Sikhs : 88, 143.

Siraj-ud-Daullah, the Nawab of Bengal : 83.

Social Reforms :

–Under British Govt. : 114, 144. Spaniards : 77.

Spices : 77, 78, –reasons for demand : 78, 81. Statistics of Education : 97. Subhedars : 89.

Subhedar Major(s) : 89.

Suttee : 128.

–Practice prohibited : 127-30. –Preamble : 127.

–Procedure of Conviction : 129. –Punishment for offenders : 129-30. Sumatra :

–first voyage by Portuguese : 77. Syria: 79.

Tabriz : 80.

Tana : 79.

Thopa’s forest : 77.

Tigris : 80.

Timur : 81.

Touchables : 89, 90.

Tripoli : 80.

Turkish uprising : 81.

Turks : 81.

Untouchability : 89, 132. Untouchables : 82, 86, 87, 88, 89, 91, 92, 103, 132, 138, 139.

–Exclusion from Army : 89. –fought with Clive : 86.

–helped British to conquor and retain : 87.

–How were they treated in Army : 88, 89.

–in police service : 91.

–Meritorious service in Army : 89 –Menial Service : 92.

–Prohibited in civil service : 90. Upper Classes in India : 99. U. P. Legislative Council : 91. Vakeel of Govt. : 120.

Vasco-Da-Gama : 83.

Vellore Mutiny : 143, 144. Vernacular Schools : 93, 97. Volga, the : 79.

Voodyer, Veer Rajunder : 143. Vyuvustha : 124.

Wandiwash : 82.

Ward, a Missionary in Calcutta : 140. Waterloo : 84.

Widows :

–Marriage legalised : 131. –Rights in property of deceased husband : 132.

Wilcox, General : 88(fn). Willoughby, Mr.

–minutes of : 97.

Act of Indemnity : 163.

Act of Parliament : 160,164, 166. Acts of Union : 161.

–with Ireland : 162.

–with Scotland : 161-62.

Affirmation : 188-89.

Ann, the Queen : 166, 175. Annates : 175.

Appellate Jurisdiction Act of 1876 : 182. Attorney General of the Crown : 172. Australia : 199,201.

Barony : 180.

Blackstone, Mr.: 161.

Bradlaugh : 188-89.

British Cabinet : 199-201. British Constitution : 155-57, 159. –three Principles of : 157. British Empire : 199, 200. British Government : 197.

British India : 202.

British Parliament : 155-57, 159-61, 202 –Effect of King’s death on : 178. –Legislative Suprimacy of : 159, 160, –161, 163.

–Privileges of : 184-95.

Butler Committee : 197, 198, 204. Cabinet Mission : 197, 198, 201, 204. Canada : 199,201 Catherine Swinford : 164.

Chamberlian, Sir Austen : 155. Chancery : 187.

Charles II, the King : 192. Charles I : 173.

Church of England : 174.

Civil Lists Act : 175.

Clerk of the Parliament : 195. Coke, Sir Edward : 106,161. Common Law : 199.

Congress Working Committee : 198 Consolidated Funds : 167, 174-75. Constitutions : 158.

Constitutional Law : 198-202. County of Bucks : 188.

County of Middlesex : 188. Court of High Commission : 173. Crown the : 171, 197, 200, 202-3. –Prerogative rights of : 171, 199. –Statutory rights of : 171. Delome, French Lawyer : 161. Demise of the Crown Act 1901 : 178. Dicey Prof.: 155-57.

Dominions : 156.

Dominion Status : 201.

Duke of Buckingham : 163.

Duke of Clarence : 163.

Duke of Clocester : 163.

Edward Sey Mour, Sir : 192. English Constitution by Dicey : 155-57, 159-60, 165.

–three principles of : 157. English Constitutional Law : 173. Fortesque : 188.

French Constitution : 159. Gentlemen Usher of the Black Rod : 195. Goodwin, Mr.: 188.

Gosset Mr.: 189.

Government of India Act of-1915-19:199 -1933 : 199 -1935 : 199 Government Law College, Bombay : 155. Governor General in Councial : 199. Grote Praseu : 174.

Hall’s International Law : 203. Henry IV, the King : 187.

Henry VIII, the King : 161. Holdsworth, Prof.: 198, 201 Hontessquie, Mr. : 159.

House of Commons : 160, 162, 165-69, 183-84.

–privileges of : 185-90.

House of Lords : 160, 165-69, 179, 180, 183, 184, 188.

–privileges of : 191 -92.

–Veto of : 166.

Hyderabad : 197.

Indian Princes : 197.

Indian States : 197, 200, 203. International Law : 203.

Ireland : 199, 201.

Irish Church Act : 162.

Irish Parliament : 181.

PART III

James I, the King : 187.

James II : 17l.

John of Gaunt : 164.

Joint Committee on Indian Constitutional Reform : 155.

Judicial Prerogatives : 173,174. King, the : 159, 160, 162, 165, 169, 171, 197, 200, 202, 203.

–Coronation Ceremony of : 172. –Ecclesiastical Prerogative : 174. –Effect of the Death of : 178. –Insanity of : 177.

–Legislative powers of : 165, 174. –Minority of : 177.

–Moral incapacity of : 177, 178. –Personal Prerogatives : 171. –Political Prerogatives : 173. –Prerogatives about Ambassadors : 176.

–Prerogatives of war and treaties : 176. –Prerogrtive rights : 171, 199. –Revenue Prerogatives : 174, 175. –Statutory rights : 171.

–Title to the crown : 171. –Veto of : 165.

Letters Patent : 179.

Life Peer : 179, 183.

Llyod George, Mr.: 167.

Lords of appeal in ordinary : 181-84. Lord Chancellor : 159, 193-95. Lord Keeper of the Great Seal : 193-94. Lords Spiritual : 181-82. Marquis of Winchester : 164. Members of Parliament :

–Privileges of : 191 –Punishment for breach to : 191. Municipal Law : 199.

Northampton : 188.

Oath : 188-89.

Ocomed, Mr. (an M. P) : 190. Oppenheim, Mr.: 203.

Paramounty : 197, 198-204. Parliament Act of 1911 : 167,168. Peerage (EngUsh) : 179-80. Peers of England : 179, 181. –Classes of: 179.

Peer of the Realm : 183.

Peers of :

–Ireland : 180-81.

–Scotland : 180-81.

–United Kingdom : 181.

Petition of right procedure : 172. Playfinston, Sir Robert : 164. Princes : 198.

Privy Council : 202.

Protestant Christians : 171. Protestant Episcopal Church : 162. Public Bills : 167.

–Money Bill: 167,168.

Round Table Conference : 204. Rule of Law : 157.

Scotch Militia Bill of 1707 : 166. Scotch University : 161, 162. Secretary of State for India : 200, 204. Septenial Act of 1707 : 162,163. Sergeant at arms : 195.

South Africa : 199, 201 Speaker of the House of Commons : 192. –functions of : 192-93.

–Officers under : 192-93 Speakers of the House of Lords : –duties of : 193-95.

Star Chamer : 173.

Statute Law : 199.

Statute of Westminster : 157, 199. Succession to Crown Act of 1707 : 178. Travancore : 197.

United Church of England & Ireland : 162. United Nations Organization : 204. Viceroy : 202.

William III : 161.

Writ of Summons : 179-80,183. PART IV Act of Parliament: 262.

Admissions : 608-12.

Assignment :

–legal and equitable : 214.

Best evidence : 599.

–rule of : 599.

Burden of Proof : 543-68. Buyer’s Liabilities : 483-85. Buyers rights : 487-88.

Chancellor : 211, 218.

–authority of : 211.

Character : 593-98.

Choses in action : 232.

–in possession : 232.

–and Common Law : 233.

–and equity : 233-34.

Common Law : 211-67.

–burdens on tenants : 216-17. –differs with equity : 211. –Principles of : 211.

Common Law Courts : 217.

–administration of : 361-67. –Constructive Trust : 322, 351-58. –Contracts : 306-13.

–Liabilities : 306-13.

Conversion :

–Doctrine of : 241-48.

–Cases which give rise to : 241-44. –exercise of the option of : 244-45. Court of Chancery : 216-19. Confession : 612-18.

Completely Constituted Trust : 322. Criminal Codes : 402-8.

Criminal Procedure :

–Law of : 319.

Custom : 591.

Declared Trusts : 327.

Documentary evidence : 621-26. Dominion : 261.

Dominion Status : 261, 268. –development of : 268-71. Election in Equity : 249-52. Election In Law : 249-52. English Equity : 211.

Equity : 211.

–Common Law’s relation to : 211. –Court of : 211.

Equitable assigments : 235, 237, –Requisites of : 235-40.

Equitable Priorities : 220. Equitable right : 213-15, 219, 221. –differs from legal right : 213. Estoppel : 569.

–legal requirements of : 569-81. Evidence Act : 531-658.

–applicability of : 531-42. Examination of a witness : 641-57. Executed Trust : 327.

Executory Trust : 327-28. –Parties to : 328-29.

–Revocation of : 339.

–Extinction of : 340-42.

Express Trust : 327.

–Creation of : 330.

–intention to create : 331. Extradition : 441-42.

Facts in issue : 584-90.

Hearsay evidence : 600-1. Incompletely Constituted Trust : 324. Indian Statute Law : 383. –Operation of lapse of time : 383. Intangible : 481.

Irish free State : 270.

Joinder of accused : 423-24. Joinder of Charges : 421-23. Judgement : 435-36, 618-21. Laches : 380.

Law of Limitation : 379.

–and Estoppel : 379.

–and Laches : 380.

–applicability to : 384-97. –nature of : 379.

–object of : 380-82.

Law of Property : 232.

League of Nations : 270.

Legal Right : 213.

Married Women : 214.

–property rights of : 214, 215. Moral Right : 213.

Mortgage : 489-90.

–classes of : 493-501.

–Compared with other alienations : 491-93.

–requisites of a valid : 502-13. , –rights and liabilities of : 515-29.

Norman Conquest : 216.

Notice : 223.

–constructive : 223-24.

–direct : 223.

–factual : 223.

–imputed : 223, 225, 226-31. Nottingham Lord : 211.

Offences : 439.

–Committed outside India : 439-40. –Under I.P.C : 440-41.

Oral evidence : 600, Performance : 252-54.

Personality : 232.

Police report : 416-19.

Private Trust : 320.

Probate : 568-69.

Proof : 629.

–not required by law : 629. Public Trusts : 320.

Realty : 232.

Reconversion : 248-49.

Registration of instrument : 224-25. Responsible Govt. : 262.

–Nature of : 262.

–Mechanism of : 262.

Revisional Jurisdiction : 459. –under Cr. P. C. and I. P. C.: 459-75. Rights :

–Kind of : 590.

Right in Personam : 220.

Right in rem : 219.

Rule of evidence : 602-8. –exceptions : 603-4.

Satisfaction : 254-57.

Search by Police Officer : 419-20. Seldom, Lord : 21l.

Selier’s right : 485-86.

Specific Performance : 277. –Law of : 277-78.

–of a contract: 293-305.

Specific Relief :

–Forms of : 282.

–Law of : 281.

–Meaning of : 281.

–Nature of : 201.”

–Recovery of Possession Under : 284-92. Statute of Westminster : 264-65. –terms of : 264-65.

Strahan Mr. : 218.

Summons to appear : 425.

Tangible : 481.

Thorndyke Mrs : 220.

Tranfor of Property Act : 477-529. Trial of an offender : 413-16. Trust : 315.

–administration of : 345. –formalities for being valid : 335. –kinds of : 319-24.

–Law of : 315-69.

–simple : 324.

–Special : 324.

–object of : 334.

–transfer of property of : 336. Trustee : 336-38.

–capacity to become : 336-38. Tudors : 211.

Wakfs : 319.

Warrant of arrest : 427-31. PART V AND VI Administrative law : 697, 698. Afghanistan : 710.

Agathocles : 717.

Ajanta : 712.

Alexander, the great: 717. Alsace : 756.

Ambedkar, Bhimrao Ramji : 665. –incident of travel from Masur to Koregaon in Satara district : 665. –Autobiographical notes : 663-691. America : 673.

American Constitution : 697. American Negro Slaves : 751,752. Andhras : 714.

Andhra dynasty : 710.

Antiochus : 717.

Antiochos-III : 716.

Antyajas : 719.

Ara Maxima : 755.

Arnold, Mathew : 733.

Arsaces : 716.

Asia : 711.

Asoka Inscription : 712(fn). Ashoka : 717.

Assam : 711.

Assembly of Jewish Notables : 756. Atlanta : 750.

Athens, Georgia : 750, 751. Attila : 717.

Augustus : 712, 747, Aurangabad : 683.

Austu’s : 747.

Austin : 698.

Ayodhya : 711, 715.

Babylonian captivity : 734. Bacteria : 709, 710, 714.

Bactriana : 715,716.

Balkh : 711.

Bamiyan : 711.

Baniya : 663.

Barbados : 751.

Barrow, Mr. : 746.

Batavian Republic : 757.

Banaras : 710.

Bengal : 711 Bhangis : 689.

Bhoja the King (Mihira) : 713. Bible : 733.

Bills : 703.

Bombay : 679.

Bono Dea : 755.

Brahmin(s) : 666, 719, 720, 722,729, 752. Brahmin :

–exempted from capital publishment : 722.

Brahmin Clerks :

–exempted from duties : 722. Brahminism : 715.

British Govt.: 738, 741.

British India :

–constitution of : 697.

Buddhism : 710, 715, 717.

Budget : 702.

Budhist caves at Verul : 683. Cabli Williams : 734.

Cacilius Jucundus : 748.

Caeser : 749.

Calukya : 711, 712.

Calvisices Sabinus : 746.

Candels Dynasty : 713.

Canjeevaram : 712.

Cannan : 733.

Caolian Hill : 748.

Carlyle, Sir Thomas : 734. Caste system : 731.

Caste Hindus : 663.

Cato, the Elder : 754, 758. Cedi : 713.

Cera, Kingdom : 712.

Ceres : 755.

Certiorari : 697.

Chalisgaon : 679, 681.

Chandragupta I : 710.

Chandragupta II : 715.

Chasthana : 714.

Chaturvarna : 719.

China : 709.

Chinese : 710.

Christ, Jesus : 716.

Christians : 757.

Christinity : 677.

Circus Maximus : 748.

Cola, Kingdom : 712.

Columbia Univ. : 673.

Columbus : 750.

Communal Award : 738.

Committee (Starte) : 679.

Constitutional Law : 697, 698, 699. Covenant with God : 734.

Copernicus : 750.

Craganore : 712.

Dapoli Taluka : 665.

Declaration of the ‘rights of man’ : 756. Delhi : 718.

Demetrius : 717.

Dharmapal : 713.

Dheds : 684.

Dhulia : 679.

Diodotos : 716, 717.

Drogheda Massacre : 751.

East India Co. : 665, 699. Efficiency :

–criteria of : 723, 724.

Egypt : 733.

Emerson : 734.

English Constitution : 697, 698, 699. Englishmen : 724.

Ephthalites : 71l,717.

Esquiline Market : 748.

Established order : 727, 728, 729. Europe : 711.

Euthydenmos : 717.

Firoz, the Sassanid : 717. Fleet : 710 (fn).

Forrest, G. B. : 722 (fn). Franks, Mr. : 710 (fn).

French men : 724, Gaharwar Dynasty : 713.

Galileo : 750.

Gandhi. M. K. : 687, 738. Gandhara : 714.

Gauda King : 718.

Gaya : 710.

Gentiles : 756.

Gentoo : 721.

Germans : 724.

Goldsmiths : 721.

Gonds : 713.

Gondophares : 714.

Govt, of India Act-1919 : 697, 698, 699. Grants :

–voting of : 702.

–excess : 702.

–supplimentary : 702.

Granville county : 749.

Gujarat : 710, 715.

Gujrati Punch : 723 (fn). Gupta(s) : 710.

GuptraEra : 710,711.

Harsha : 711, 712, 713, 718. Harriet Martineau : 751. Havishka : 714.

Hellennism : 716.

Hercules : 755.

Hesioid : 746.

Hibernians : 751.

Hindus : 663, 666, 679, 719, 731, 732, 737, 741, 759.

Hindukush : 716.

Hindu Social order : 727, 728, 734. Hindu Tongwala : 681.

Holland, Prof. : 698.

Homer : 746.

Hsuan-Chaung : 711.

Hugh : 710.

Huna : 717.

Huns : 711, 716, 717, 718. Huvishka : 710.

Hyginus : 747.

ILI river of : 709.

India : 715.

Indian States : 697.

Inequality : 720, 724, 725. Indian Christian(s) : 677. Iranianised scythians : 716. Irish Catholic : 751.

Jazartes : 716.

Jefferson, Thomas : 751, Jejakabhukti (Bundelkhand) : 713. Jentral : 690.

Jerusalem : 757.

Jews : 733, 734, 735, 756, 757. John Chavis : 749.

Judaism : 756.

Jullius Modestus : 747.

Jumna : 710.

Justices of the peace : 698. Juvenal : 755.

Kabul : 709, 714, 717.

Kadphises-I : 709, 710.

-II : 709, 710.

Kalacuris : 713.

Kalinga : 711.

Kamathi baug : 677.

Kanauj : 711, 713.

Kanishka : 710, 713, 714, 716. Kansu : 715.

Kapisi : 714.

Kasarwadi, Dadar : 689.

Kashgar : 710.

Kashmir : 709, 710,711.

Kasti : 674.

Kasul : 717.

Kathiawad : 687,710.

Kausambi : 711,715.

Khotan : 710, 714.

Keralaputra : 712 (fn).

Khajuraho temples : 713. Khusru-II, King of Persia : 712. Kirtivarman Chandel : 713. Koregaon : 665-70.

Kshaharata : 714.

Kshatriyas : 719,729.

Kujula Kura Kadphises : 713. Kumargupta : 7I7.

Kushan(s) Empire : 709.

Kushan dynasty : 710.

Kushan King : 713, 714.

Lala Lajpat Rai : 742.

Letters Patent : 699.

Liberties :

–distinction between right and power : 794 (fn).

London Univ : 673.

London School of Economics : 673. Madras : 712.

Mahar(s) : 666, 667, 669, 680, 681. Maharaja of Baroda : 675, 678. Maharashtra : 714.

Maharwada : 680.

Maitland, Prof. : 697, 698. Malabar : 721.

Mallas : 710.

Malwa : 710, 714, 715, 717. Manav Dharma Shastra : 722, 724. Manu : 719, 720, 721, 722, 724, 729. Manusmruti : 719, 722, 724, 727, 728. Manumission : 747.

Maratha(s) : 720.

Maratha rule : 721.

Martial law : 697.

Masur : 666, 668.

Mathura : 715.

Mauryas : 710.

Mayo, Miss : 742.

Maziris : 712.

Members of legislature :

–priviledge upon : 704, 705. Mihiragula, the King : 711, 717, 718. Minander, Greek king of Punjab : 717. Mitchell, Dr. Murray : 721. Mithradates : 715.

Modura : 712.

Mohmedans : 684, 685.

Monticello : 751.

Motions : 701, 702.

–motion for adjurnment : 708. Munrow, President : 751.

Musalman(s) : 669, 737.

Myres, Prof. : 754.

Mysore : 712 Namaskar-use of : 721.

Napoleon : 756, 757.

Narbuda : 710.

Narasimha-Varman : 712.

Nasik : 683.

National Assembly of France : 756. Negro(s) : 749,751.

Negro in America : 742,749. Negro Slavery : 751.

–compared with untouchability : 742, 745.

Negro slaves : 750.

Negro women : 751.

New york : 751.

Nizam of Hyderabad : 683.

Non Brahmin parties : 722, 723, 724. Non-Brahmin communities : 723. North Carolina : 749-50.

Oliver Cromwell : 751.

Oudh : 715.

Oxus : 716, 717.

Pahalwas : 716.

Palas of Bengal : 713.

Paleon : 717.

Pal kingdom : 713.

Pallavas : 709, 712.

Palatine Library : 747.

Pan-Chao : 710.

Paramara dynasty : 713.

Parliamentary Body :

–arrangement of business : 701. –functions of : 701.

Paranjape, Dr. R. P. : 722, 724. Parsi(s) : 674, 676, 677, 678, 685. Parsi Inn : 674-77.

Purthia : 715, 716.

Parthians : 710.

Patliputra : 710, 711, 715. Pendion (Pandya King) : 712. Pennsylvania : 751.

Persia : 710, 711.

Persian empire : 716.

Peshwas : 720, 721, 722.

Pliny : 712, 746.

Plus condition of mind and body : 734-35. Pompei : 748.

Poona Pact : 738-40.

Poor Law Guardians : 698

Porticus Trigeminus : 748. Prabhakara Vardhan : 718. Prabodhcandrodaya : 713.

Preshytary : 749.

Princeton University : 749. Private Law : 698.

Privy Council : 698.

Prorogation : 703.

–prohibition against : 708. Ptolemy : 712.

Public Account Committee : 702. –duties of : 703.

Public Law : 698, 699.

Pulakesin II : 711,712.

Pubjab : 710, 711, 716.

Purushpura : 714.

Pushyamitra : 715, 716.

Quorum : 702.

Rabbi Sinzheiin : 757.

Rajputana : 711.

Ramdev Rai :

–King of Daulalabad : 683. Ramjan : 684.

Ramji Subhedar :

–shifted to Dapoli : 665. Ratnagui District : 665.

Resolutions : 702.

Richmond County, Georgia : 750. Rome : 748, 755.

Roman Empire : 710. 746.

–de facto position of slave in : 746-49. Roman mythology : 755.

Roman Religion : 755.

Roman Slave : 751, 752.

Roman Society : 749. 754. Rudraman : 715.

Rules of business : 706 Sadra : 674.

Saijpur : 690.

Sakas : 709-16.

Sakol : 717.

Samudra Gupta : 710.

Sanhedrin : 757.

Sassandis : 710, 714.

Satara : 665.

Satiyaputra : 712.

Satkarni : 715.

Satrapy : 709.

Scribenia : 747.

Scribonius Aphrodisius : 747. Schedule Caste Federation : 731. Scythians : 715.

Secretary of the State : 698, 699. Seleucos-II : 716.

Senas : 713.

Seneca : 746.

Seperate Electorates : 738. Shelley : 733.

Shudra(s) : 719, 721, 723, 724. Skandagupta : 717.

Sindh : 710, 711 Slavery :

–compared with untouchability : 741759. –in India : 741,742.

–in Roman empire : 747, 748, 749. Smith, Vincent : 711 (fn), 713, 714. Snetonius : 747.

Social environment : 734, 735. Sonar(s) : 721.

Standing orders : 705.

–and rules : 707.

St. Thomas : 714.

Statutory restrictions : 707. Sthanvisvara Thanewar : 718. Subhagasena : 717.

Suburra : 748.

Supreme Court of India : 699. Surat : 714.

Surashtra : 709, 710, 714, 715. Sybrani Livi : 716.

Tanjore : 712.

Taxila : 715, 717.

Thorkhans : 715.

Tinnevelly : 712.

Tokharians : 715, 716.

Tormana, the king : 711,717. Trichinopoly : 712.

Trojan : 710.

Turks : 711, 717, 724.

Turkmons : 709, 716.

Ujjain : 711, 715.

Ujjayini : 714.

Untouchables : 719, 720. 722, 731, 732, 733, 734, 737, 738, 740.

Untouchability : 663, 757, 758, 759. –in Maharashtra : 720.

–in Gujrat : 720.

–in Punjab : 720.

–in Bombay : 720.

–in Malbar : 721.

Untouchables teacher : 687. Urdu : 669.

Vaishyas : 719,729.

Vajheshka : 714.

Vasishka : 714.

Vasudeva : 710.

Vatapi (Badami) : 712. Vedas : 721.

Veda Mantra : 721.

Verrius Flaccus : 747. Vesta : 755.

Vikramaditya : 710.

Vina Kadphises: 713, 714. Vishis : 673.

Writ of Mandamus : 697. Writ of Habeas Corpus : 697. Wu-Sun, tribe : 716.

Yadnik, Indulal : 689. Yarkhand : 710.

Yashodharman : 718.

Yavanas : 709.

Yeola : 683.

Young India : 687.

Yuch-chi : 709, 714, 715. Yue-Chi tribes : 716. Zorastrians : 674.

DR. BABASAHEB AMBEDKAR WRITINGS AND SPEECHES PUBLISHED VOLUMES

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