… the unintentional aspects of British rule that turned out to contribute to nation and state
building in India. It discusses the bureaucratic “steel frame” holding India together, the imposition …

… nation-building so we can observe the result. The obvious candidate for study is the British
Parliament, for it is the one on which the Indian … present Indian developments of national unity-…

… , the ensuing British Mandate period and … nation building.Footnote 2 The creation of this
state offers something of a unique insight into late colonialism, Britain's relationship with India …

… Indian public opinion. The Indian National Congress endorsed the boycott and called for
selfgovernment for India along the same lines as Canada and Australia. The more fanatical …

… the Indian nation lasts, its people will associate with British … the British Indian Government
to migrate to other British colonies … many Indian traders and others followed in their wake. The …

… the British abandonment of the princes nor the Indian National Congress’s assault on the
land-owning system in 1950–1 could have been foreseen in 1943 or 1944. At this date Indian …

… , Welshmen, and Scotsmen that have for centuries made up the British people and the British
nation or among the four language groups that have made the Swiss people and the Swiss …

… The process of state building in Great … India was its largest and most important colony. It is
not just that the personnel who governed India were British, but the projects of state building in …

… to bear on India, and the only practical approach to our problem is to examine conditions
and tendencies in pre-British India, to consider how they were modified in the British period and …

… which was superior to 'Western materialism', brought to India by an aggressive and
arrogant 'British nation'. His major achievement was to transform the project to ground 'Hindu …