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CHAPTER TWO

NOTES AND REFERENCES

(1) Anderson, G. (1939) 'Anglo-Indian Education' THE
ASIATIC REVIEW 4th Series Vol.XXXV January p.88. During
the sixteenth century, the relationship between power and
authority was not based on democratic consent or
participation. So, modern day concepts of economic and
social justice were irrelevant to the expansionist policies
of the Europeans in India. The European need for
Anglo-Indian education was initially for commercial
purposes only.

(2) Stark, H.A. (1936, 1987) Hostages to India, Or The
Life-Story of the Anglo-Indian Race Calcutta: Star
Printing Works (p.l) A facsimile reprint was published
privately through the agency of the British Association for
Cemeteries in South Asia (BACSA) in 1987 London, Putney.

(3) CALCUTTA REVIEW (1846) 'The Portuguese in North India'
Volume V and (1871) 'The Feringhees of Chittagong' Volume
V; see also, Danvers, F.C. The Portuguese in India 2
Volumes. London: W.H.Allen & Co; see also, Whiteway,
R. S . (1967) The Rise of Portuguese Power in India: 1497-
1550 Second Edition London: Susil Gupta

(4) Abel, E. (1988) The Anglo-Indian Community: Survival
in India Delhi: Chanakya Publications (pp.9-10); see
also, Danver, F.C. (1966) (First Edition 1894) The
Portuguese in India Being a History of the Rise and Decline
of Their Eastern Empire New York: Octagon Books Vol. I
(p.217); see also, Whiteway, R.S. (1967) op. cit., (p.177)

(5) Hoebel, A.E. and Weaver, T. (1979) Anthropology and
Human Experience (Fifth Edition) New York: McGraw-Hill
Book Co., (p.651); see also, Moreno, H.W. (1923) Some
Anglo-Indian Terms and Origins: Proceedings of the Indian
Historical Commission Volume V January (pp.76-82). See
also, Stark, H.A. (1936, 1987) op. cit., (pp.40-1)

(6) Goodrich, D. (1952) The Making of an Ethnic Group:
The Eurasian Community in India, Unpublі shed Ph. D.
Dissertation University of California. Berkelyy,
California: Microfilm, (p.128)

(7) Abel, E. (1988) op. cit., (pp.9-13); see also,
Spear, P. (1963) The Nabobs London: Oxford University Press
(p.62); see also, Stark, H. (1936, 1987) op. cit.,
(pp.6-7)

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