original ) (raw )India's Princely States: People, Princes and Colonialism. Edited by Waltraud Ernst and Biswamoy Pati. New York: Routledge, 2007. xii, 231 pp. $160.00 (cloth)
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The Journal of Asian Studies, 2010
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The power behind the throne: Relations between the British and the Indian states 1870-1909
caroline Keen
2003
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"Indian Princely States and the 19th-century Transformation of the Law of Nations", vol. 11 J Intl Dispute Settlement (OUP, 2020) pp. 365–387.
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Journal of International Dispute Settlement , 2020
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An insight into princely states of India: New-historicist approach
Pooja Gupta , Daath Voyage An International Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies in English (ISSN 2455-7544)
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The British Political Agent as the Perennial Outsider: Paramountcy in the Rajputana States
Edward S Haynes
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Anand Swamy
2009
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Political and Lineage Intrigue in the Indian States: Rajput Realities and British Convictions-in Conflict
Edward S Haynes
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Hayden Bellenoit
The Journal of the Oxford University History Society, 2005
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Contested Honour: The Raj versus the Princes
Edward S Haynes
presented to the 18th European Conference on Modern South Asian Studies, Lund, Sweden, 6-9 July 2004, 2004
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Between midnight and republic: Theory and practice of India’s Dominion status
Rohit De
International Journal of Constitutional Law, 2019
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“The Raj Reconsidered: British India’s Informal Empire and Spheres of Influence in Asia and Africa” (2009)
James Onley
Asian Affairs, 2009
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Were the Indian princely states particularly the larger ones like Hyderabad, Kashmir, Mysore, Jodhpur sovereign? How was there status affected by the end of the British Raj and the lapse of the paramountcy?
Hasan Ahmed
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The British Policy of Indirect Rule in India: A Historical Perspective
Anil K Sarkar
2016
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Sarath Pillai
South Asia Research, 2014
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Princely States and the Hindu Imaginary: Exploring the Cartography of Hindu Nationalism in Colonial India
Manu Bhagavan
Journal of Asian Studies, 2008
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British Interest in the Subcontinent and the Immediate Transfer of Power
Rizal Salim
Athens Journal of History, 2019
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INDIAN FREEDOM STRUGGLE: DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENTS IN THE PRINCELY STATES
Shamsul Islam
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Postal relations between Princely States and British India: Military lines, communication networks and the Residency System, c.1750-1850
Devyani Gupta
Proceedings of the Indian History Congress, Vol. 71, 2010
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Scalar, Spectacular and Subaltern Sovereignty: Colonial Autocracy and Democracy in Interwar India
Stephen Legg
Sovereignty: A Global Perspective, 2022
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Who Is Sovereign? Evolution of the Concept of British Sovereignty in India, Seventeenth to the Early Nineteenth Century
Jean-Philippe Dequen
Südasien-Chronik, 2020
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Review of M. Mukherjee, India in the Shadows of Empire: A Legal and Political History (1774-1950).
Herman Tull
Journal of Asian Studies, 2011
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Michelguglielmo Torri
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Ignited Minds Vol. II: Prof. Dr. Louiza Rodrigues Commemoration Volume, 2023
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Sanjay Garg
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Parliamentary History, 2020
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Journal of British Studies, 2010
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Damien Berube
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David Gilmartin
History and Theory, 2017
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Stephen Legg
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