wealthy classes of Indians. It exposes the need these
classes have for an education which uses English as the
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(34) See Tables 1 and 2 and Bar Chart.
(35) See Appendix 3 (Photographs) COCHIN
(36) The Brochure was informative and was given to the
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Lewis, F.C. (1978) A Short History of the Union of
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OF THE SILVER JUBILEE UAIA 1953-1978 pp.51-8 (p.52) See
also Appendix 3 Photographs taken during the field study in
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(37) Lewis, F.C. (1978) ibid., (p.52)
(38) Lewis, F.C. (1978) ibid., (p.54)
(39) Elwin, V. (1959) India's North-East Frontier in the
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The researcher found all the information about the
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Gait, E. (1926, 1963) A History of Assam Calcutta
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(41) Barooah, N.K. (1970) op.cit., This book describes
David Scott's Report, and is a study in British Paternalism
between 1802-1831. See also, Butler, J. (1847) A Sketch of
Assam, with some account of the Hill tribes, by an Officer
London; see also, Robinson, W. (1841) A Descriptive
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(42) Anthony, F. (1990) 'The Anglo-Indian Community:
Contribution out of all proportion to its size to India's
progress THE REVIEW AIAIA May p.12 Anthony, F. is the
Nominated Anglo-Indian Member of Parliament and the
President of the All-India Anglo-Indian Association. This
Association is the dominant Association of Anglo-Indians in
India and has a membership of 70,000 Anglo-Indians. See
Profile No.550
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