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CHAPTER XVIII
LEGISLATION AND GOVERNMENTS, 1786-1818
A. ORIGINAL MATERIALS
MANUSCRIPT
The principal surviving record series of the Board of Control at the India
Office are summarised in Foster, Guide, pp. 33-6.
Castlereagh's correspondence when President of the Board forms vols. 502
sqq. of the Home Miscellaneous Series. The Dundas papers, which would
have been invaluable for this subject, have been dispersed; but some letters
occur in the Home Miscellaneous Series 731 a.
An interesting reference to the relations between the Board and the Com-
pany will be found in Additional MS 33108 at the British Museum, where the
Wellesley and Liverpool papers may also be consulted.
PRINTED DOCUMENTS
Debates at the India House on the Company's new charter. 1793.
Parliamenaťry Papers. Papers relating to the renewal of the Company's
charter in 1813 occur in vols. Vi and VII, session 1812, and VIII-X, session
1812-13. The evidence given before the Select Committee in 1831-2 alsu
relates to the earlier period (vols. VII-XI, session 1831-2). Correspond-
ence relating to the constitution of the Indian Governments (session 1833,
vol. XXV, 115, 185. )
Ross, CHARLES. Correspondence of Charles, first Marquis Cornwallis. 3 vols.
1859.
WELLESLEY, Marquess. Despatches. 5 vols. 1836.
TRACTS AND OTHER CONTEMPORARY PUBLICATIONS
ANDERSON, GEORGE. . . . Variations. . . in the affairs of the East India Company
since. . 1784. 1792.
(BRUCE, J. ] Historical view of plans for the government of India. 1793.
Considerations of an attempt of the East India Company to become manufaé-
turers in Great Britain. 1796.
Consideration on the danger. . . of laying open the trade with India and China.
1813.
ELPHINSTONE, MOUNTSTUART. Opinions of. . . upon some of the leading questions
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GRANT, ROBERT. The Expediency maintained of continuing the system by
which the trade and government of India are now regulated. 1813.
Hasty sketch of a debate at the East India House on the subject of the private
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LAUDERDALE, Earl of. An inquiry into the practical merits of the system of
the government of India. Edinburgh, 1809.
MALCOLM, Sir JOHN. The government of India. 1838.
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Britain. 1823.
RICKARDS, R. India or facts submitted to illustrate the character and condition
of the native inhabitants. n. d.
RUSSELL, F. A short history of the East India Company. 1793.
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B. SECONDARY WORKS
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AUBER, PETER. Analysis of the constitution of the East India Company. 1823.
FOSTER, Sir W. “The India Board. ” (Trans. of the Royal Hist. Soc. 1916. )
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CHAPTER XIX
THE EXCLUSION OF THE FRENCH, 1784-1815
A. ORIGINAL MATERIALS
MANUSCRIPT
The chief English records are the Bengal Political, Foreign, Military and
Secret Consultations for the period (Foster, Guide, pp. 50 sqq. ). But besides
these a good deal of matter ready collected occurs in the series The French in
India (idem, p. 96) and in the later part of the Factory Records: Persia and the
Persian Gulf (idem, p. 99).
At the Public Record Office the series F. O. 60 contains the papers relating
to the early Persian missions.
At Paris the archives of the Ministries of the Colonies and of Marine are
especially important.
PRINTED DOCUMENTS
AITCHISON. Treaties, See p. 623 supra.
Fortescue MSS. (Hist. MSS Com. ) 1894-
GARDANE, Comte ALFRED DE. Mission du Général Cardane en Perse suus je
premier empire. 1865.
GAUDART, E. Catalogue des manuscrits des anciennes archives de l'Inde
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LAW, JEAN. État politique de l'Inde en 1777. Pondichery, 1913.
NAPOLEON I. Correspondance. (Especially vol. xv. )
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CAPPER, J. Observations on the passage to India through Egypt, by Baghdad,
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COSSIGNY, CHARPENTIER. Voyage au Bengale. 1789.
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HANWAY, JONAS. Historical account of the British trade over the Caspian Sea.
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CHAPTER XX
TIPU SULTAN, 1785-1802
A. ORIGINAL MATERIALS
MANUSCRIPT
Documents relating to Tipu's administration seem almost entirely to have
disappeared (but see infra s. v. Printed Documents). Our main authorities
consist therefore in the Proceedings of the Bengal and Madras Councils for
the period (Foster, Guide, p. 50, and Dodwell, Report on the Madras Records,
pp. xii-xiii and 33).
Essential private collections are the Cornwallis MSS at the Public Record
Office and the Wellesley MSS at the British Museum.
PRINTED DOCUMENTS
AITCHISON. Treaties. See p. 623 supra.
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