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The outsiders : The Western experience in India and China
Publication details: New York University Of Michigan Press 1977Description: 299pISBN:- 9780472086795
- 954.030000 MUR
Contents:
Table of Contents
Frontmatter
1. Introduction page 1;
2. The Grand Colonial Design: The Indian Model of Western Penetration page 12;
3. The Western Effort in India: From Petitioners to Rulers page 36;
4. The Mughal Context page 47;
5. Colonialism and Collaboration page 66;
6. Steps to China page 80;
7. The Western Effort in China: Confrontation and Competition page 99;
8. The Chinese Base: Politics, Values, and Livelihood page 131;
9. The Chinese Base: Economic Sophistication page 156;
10. Chinese Merchants Versus the Foreigners page 177;
11. What Do the Trade Figures Mean? page 197;
12. China Unconquered? page 221;
Notes page 235;
Works Cited page 277;
Index page 297
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National Law School | Mansfield Section | 954.03 MUR (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Not For Loan | 32626 |
Table of Contents
Frontmatter
1. Introduction page 1;
2. The Grand Colonial Design: The Indian Model of Western Penetration page 12;
3. The Western Effort in India: From Petitioners to Rulers page 36;
4. The Mughal Context page 47;
5. Colonialism and Collaboration page 66;
6. Steps to China page 80;
7. The Western Effort in China: Confrontation and Competition page 99;
8. The Chinese Base: Politics, Values, and Livelihood page 131;
9. The Chinese Base: Economic Sophistication page 156;
10. Chinese Merchants Versus the Foreigners page 177;
11. What Do the Trade Figures Mean? page 197;
12. China Unconquered? page 221;
Notes page 235;
Works Cited page 277;
Index page 297
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