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The English utilitarians and India / Eric Stokes
Publication details: London : Oxford University Press, 1959.Description: xvi, 350 p. : 22 cmISBN:- 9780198212553 (pbk.)
- 320.09 STO
Contents:
INTRODUCTION
1. THE DOCTRINE AND ITS SETTING:
1. The Battle of the Two Philosophies;
2. Liberalism and the Policy of Assimilation;
3. The Utilitarians and India;
11. POLITICAL ECONOMY AND THE LAND REVENUE:
1. The Doctrine of Rent and the Land Tax;
2. The Effect of the Rent Doctrine on Indian Land Tenures;
III. LAW AND GOVERNMENT:
1. The Reform of the Administration;
2. The Reform of the Superior Government;
3. Macaulay as Law Member;
4. The Penal Code;
IV. THE UTILITARIAN LEGACY:
1. The End of the First Age of Reform;
2. 'The Dead Legislative of British India';
3. Utilitarianism and Late-nineteenth-century Imperialism.
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INTRODUCTION
1. THE DOCTRINE AND ITS SETTING:
1. The Battle of the Two Philosophies;
2. Liberalism and the Policy of Assimilation;
3. The Utilitarians and India;
11. POLITICAL ECONOMY AND THE LAND REVENUE:
1. The Doctrine of Rent and the Land Tax;
2. The Effect of the Rent Doctrine on Indian Land Tenures;
III. LAW AND GOVERNMENT:
1. The Reform of the Administration;
2. The Reform of the Superior Government;
3. Macaulay as Law Member;
4. The Penal Code;
IV. THE UTILITARIAN LEGACY:
1. The End of the First Age of Reform;
2. 'The Dead Legislative of British India';
3. Utilitarianism and Late-nineteenth-century Imperialism.