EPOCHS OF INDIAN HISTORY. EDITED BY JOHN ADAM, M.A., PRINCIPAL OF PACHAIYAPPA'S COLLEGE, AND FELLOW OF THE UNIVERSITY, MADRAS. ANCIENT INDIA (2000 B.C.-800 A.D.) By ROMESH CHUNder Dutt, C.I.E., Barrister-at-Law, Fellow of the University of Calcutta, Author of "A History of Civilization in Ancient India." With two Maps. [The following three Volumes all deal with the same chronological epoch, circa 800-1800 A.D., but under three different ethno-geographical divisions.] THE MUHAMMADANS; or, the History of Hindustan (including Bengal) to the Time of Warren Hastings and the Regulating Act (1774). By J. D. REES, C.I.E., of the Madras Civil Service, Private Secretary to H.E. the Governor of Madras. [In the Press. THE MAHRATTAS; or, the History of the Deccan (including Bombay and the Nizam's Territory) to the Fall of the Peishwa, 1818. By the Hon. K. T. TELANG, C.I.E., Judge of the High Court, Bombay, assisted by several well-known Mahratta Scholars. [In preparation. THE DRAVIDIANS; or, the History of the Peninsula Proper, including the Early Dravidian States, the Settlements of the Portuguese, Dutch, &c., the Struggle with the French, and the Mysore Wars down to the Fall of Tippoo, 1799 A.D. By JOHN ADAM, Principal and Professor of History in Pachaiyappa's College, Madras. [In preparation. THE BRITISH POWER IN INDIA, from 1800 to the Present Time. By J. S. COTTON, Editor of the Academy, Author of "Elphinstone," &c. [In preparation. EPOCHS OF INDIAN HISTORY EDITED BY JOHN ADAM, M.A. PRINCIPAL OF PACHAIYAppa's college, and fellow OF THE PEMBROKE COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE ANCIENT INDIA 2000 B.C.-800 A.D. |