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CONTENTS

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Chapter 3      - The Development of an

Identifiable Anglo-Indian
P
wmmity and the Expansion of
English and Christianity in its
Educational System 1786-1900

1.   Introduction.................................75

2.   Anglo-Indian Education Before 1857:

The Community Fights Back....................76

3.   The Second Half of the Century:

Anglo-Indian Education in Decline............85

4.   Conclusions..................................92

5.   Notes and References.........................97

Chapter 4      - Anglo-Indian Education in the

Twentieth Century

1.   Introduction................................105

2.   British Government Educational Policies and

Reports: (1900-1947).......................106

3.   Indian Government Policies and Reports

(1947-1990).................................116

4.   Anglo-Indian Leadership and Educational

Policies (1918-1993)........................134

5.   Conclusions.................................146

6.   Notes and References........................151

Chapter 5      - The History of Anglo-Indian

Education and the Survey Method
for the Field Study

1. Introduction................................164



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