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Book Description Hardcover. Condition: New. ISBN:9789352220038. Seller Inventory # 2032074
Book Description Hardcover. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. Periodizing North East India history. 2. Sources on the history of the Khasi-Jaintias in libraries and archives in the United Kingdom. 3. Technology and socio-economic linkages of the Khasi-Jaintias in pre-colonial times. 4. Control of the foothills: khasi-Jaintia trade and markets in the late eighteenth century. 5. Trade and markets in the Khasi Jaintia hills: changed conditions in the 19th and 20th centuries. 6. Colonialism and Syiemship succession: a study of Cherra State (1901-1902). 7. British policy towards the Khasi states. 8. The federation of Khasi states: three phases of its history. 9. The integration of the Khasi states into the Indian Union. 10. Call of freedom from the hills: Tirot Sing and his significance in the freedom struggle. 11. The last days of David Scott. 12. Remembering Thomas Jones. 13. Among many writers: contribution of Homiwell Lyngdoh to Khasi history. 14. Indigenous roots: Hajom Kissor Singh and the founding of Unitarianism in the Khasi-Jaintia hills. 15. David Roy: notes on the Khasis. 16. Traditional institutions of Governance in the hills of North East India: the Khasi experience. 17. The North East: Home of many tribes and communities. The seventeen essays in this collection relate to the Khasi-jaintias of Meghalaya in North East India and cover a time span from their pre-colonial past, through the colonial era and into more contemporary times. All but one of the essays in this collection were researched and published during the author s years at NEHU. All the essays have been looked at afresh and updated. The essays do not purport to be a complete modern history of the tribe-there are several areas of their history that have not been covered in this collection as they have been studied by other colleagues and scholars. Seller Inventory # 115186