At the time of India's independence the Anglo-Indians outnumbered all British residents. Yet there has been little historical attention to the development of this mixed-race community, the problems which it faced and the questions which its rise posed to British authority.
At the time of India's independence the Anglo-Indians outnumbered all British residents. Yet there has been little historical attention to the development of this mixed-race community, the problems which it faced and the questions which its rise posed to British authority.
Chapter 1 British Men, Indian Women, Eurasian Children Chapter 2 Charity and Children in Care Chapter 3 Eurasian Employment Chapter 4 Eurasians in the Official Eye Chapter 5 Towards a Reluctant Community Chapter 6 Eurasians Up Country and in the Indian States Chapter 7 The Eurasian Struggle for Self Advancement Chapter 8 Political Protest
Chapter 1 British Men, Indian Women, Eurasian Children Chapter 2 Charity and Children in Care Chapter 3 Eurasian Employment Chapter 4 Eurasians in the Official Eye Chapter 5 Towards a Reluctant Community Chapter 6 Eurasians Up Country and in the Indian States Chapter 7 The Eurasian Struggle for Self Advancement Chapter 8 Political Protest
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