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Unpublished writings; Ancient Indian Commerce; Notes on Laws; Waiting for a Visa; and more

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770 DR. BABASAHEB AMBEDKAR : WRITINGS AND SPEECHES Zanzibar : 12. Zarizn : SO. Zenobia, the Queen of Palmyra : 23. Zimnum Mr.: 11. Zingiber : 20. Zorastrians : 32. Zyre : 16, 20. Act XLV of 1860 : 132. Advance Hindus : 108, 109. Afghanistan : 80. Ahmednagar : –Low class school in : 94. Alexandria : 80. Aleppo : 80. American Continent : 77. American People : 84. Anglo-Indians : 89. Anjumans : 110. Antioah : 80. Arcot : –Seige of : 84. Asia Minor : 79. Astrakhan : 79. Ati Shudras : 94. Backward Classes : 103. –Education deplorable : 109. Bagdad : 80, 81. Bajpai G. S.: 136, 139. Balkash Lake : 79. Ball, John : 78. Banerjee, Sir Surendranath : 134, 135. Basorah : 79. Beirut : 80. Bengal Army : 86. Bengal Regulation XXI of 1795 : 115-26. Bengal Regulation VI of 1802 : –Preamble of: 126. Black sea : 79, 80. Board of Education : –Reports of 1855 : 93, 94, 95. –Report for 1850-51 : 95-101. Bokhara : 79. Bombay Army : 86, 87. Bombay Committee of 1928 : 92. Bombay Education Society : 93. Bombay Govt : 92, 93, 100, 105. Bombay Native Education Society : 93. Bombay Presidency : –Education in : 93, 94, 107. Brahmins : –commutation of sentence of punishment for : 122-23. –Dhurna :123. –forfeiture of lands : 123. –Penalty for absconding : 119. –slaughtering female & children : 116-18. –to be tried on charge of murder of women & children : 121. Brahmins sitting Dhurna : –Magistrate to apprehend : 124. –Poverty of : 100. –offence of Koorh& Dhurna : 115, 117. British Army : 89. –class composition : 87. British Court : 101. British Empire : 83. British Govt.: 95, 136-38. –attitude towards social reforms : 144. –refused to give preference to the Untouchables in Education : 83, 90, 92,115. –Ban of Untouchables into Army : 87. British Parliament : 95,144. British Rule : –untouchables education under : 93. Buxer : 84. Candy, Major : 95. Cape of Good Hope : 77, 79. Carnatic : 142, 143. Candy, Major : 95. Caspian Sea : 79. Caste : 132, 137. Caste disabilities removal Act XXI of 1850 : 130, 133, Caste Hindus : 90. Catholicism : 144. Ceasar : 144. Chaldea : 79. Chamar : –prohibited in Police in U. P. : 91. Chhatre, Sadashiv Kashinath : 93. PART II

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771INDEX Chaughadh Children sacrificed : 126. Cheyney, Prof. : 77, 78(m). China : 79. Chinese Wall : 79. Chengizkhan : 81. Christians : 141. Christian Missionaries : 107. Christian Truth : 140. Civil Service : 91. Civil Service for Untouchables : –prohibited in : 89, 90. Class-composition system : 88. Clive, Lord : 85, 86. College Education : –statistics for 1881-82 : 103. Constantinople : 81. Corrie, Bishop : 141. Columbus : 77, 83. Court of Circuit : 124. –procedure for trial : 125-26. Court of Directors of East India Co. : 95 –views on educating upper classes : 96. Craddock, Sir Reginald : 135,138. Crimea : 79. Criminal Tribes, (Hill Tribes) : 108. Curzon, Lord : 82. Dadabhoy, Sir, Manekji : 133, 135, 136, 138. Damascus : 80. Depressed Classes : 91, 94, 95, 101, 103, 107, 108, 111, 112, 133, 135, 139. –Special School for : 112-13. –Denied admission to : 105. Dheds : 100. Dhuma : 116, 126. Dicey, Prof. : 144. Director of Public Instructions : –Report for (1923-24) : 108. Dogras : 88. Don the : 79. Dusads : 86. Dustruck : 119-20. Dutch : 77. –struggle with English : 81-82 Earl of Auckland : 95. East India Company : 83-86, 130-31, 140, 143. Ellenborough, Lord : 103. Elphinstone : 93, 99, 105, 107. –Observation on low caste people : 101, 107. English Labouring Classes : 86. English struggle with French : 82. –with Portuguese : 81. English Nation : 84. English People : 77, 84, 85. –Condition during India’s conquest : 84. Euphrates : 79. European Officers : –antipathy of : 103-4. European States : 81, 83, 84. European War : 84. Female infanticide : 115. French, the : 77, 85. French Revolution : 84. French : –struggle with English-Plassey : 82. Geoffrey de Montmorency, Sir : 91. George Jervis, R. E., Captain : 93. German robbers : 78. Gobi, desert of : 79. Govt, authority : –Limitations of : 144 Govt, of India : –No nomination of untouchables in I.C.S. : 90, 106. –in Governor-General in Council : 95, 141. Great War I : 88. Gurkhas : 88. Hastings, Warren : 141. Henry, Prince of Portugal : 77. Hindu (s) : 92, 95, 103, 115, 130, 133, 134, 140, 142, 143. –entry into British army : 89. –Social prejudics of : 100. –Classification of : 108. Hindu Religion : 128. Hindu Society : –Social evils of : 114. Hindu widow’s remarriage : 131. Hunter commission : 102, 107, 111, 112, 113.

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772 DR. BABASAHEB AMBEDKAR : WRITINGS AND SPEECHES Imperial Legislative Council : 138. India : –Conquest of : 83-85,95. Indian Army : 86. Indian Civil Service : 90. Indian Ocean : 80. Indian Rulers : 89. Islam : 80. Jaffa : 80. Jamdar : 89. Jayakar M. R. : 136, 139. Kaffa : 79. Kali Ghat : 140 Kathiawar : –Deptt. of education : 110, 111. Kayasthas Hindustan : 99. Khan Bahadur Kazi Shahabuddin : 110. Khotan : 79. King Emperor : –Address to Calcutta Univ. : 114. Koor : 119,120. Koorhas Dhurna : 115, 116. Koregaon, Battle of : 83. Kurdistan : 80. Lake Lop : 79. Layas : 80. Laodicea : 80. Lakharaje : 119. Levant : 79. Lindsay, Mr. Robert : 140. Macauley, Lord : 84, 85. Macpherson, Mr. Buxer : 84. Madhavrao, Raja Sir T. : 114. Madras Army : 86, 87. Mahars : 86, 87, 100. –III Mahars : 88. Mahar Boy : 138, 139. –prohibited in school : 105. Malabari, Mr. : 137. Malaya Archipelago : 82. Malaviyu, Pandit Madan Mohan : 133, 135. Manu : 94. Maratha Empire : 83. Marquess of Tweedledaie : –note of Peel Commission : 86. Marriage with diceased wife’s sister Bill : 134. Martial races : 87, 88. Massacre of Amboyana : 82. Matilda de Chaucer : 78. Menial Services : 92. Mesopotamia : 79. Military Service : –exclusion of untouchables in : 89. –Social consequences : 89. Mill, Mr. : 85. Missionaries : 142. Mohammedans : 90,108, 109, 110, 111, 130, 141. Mohmedanism : 114. Mohammedan Education : –special privileges for : 111-13. Mohommedan Law : 121. Mohan Lal, Lala : 91. Mongol uprising : 81. Mutiny of 1857 : 86-89. Napoleon : 84. Napoleonic wars : 84. Native Boys : 93. Natives of India : 85, 98. Nile : 80. Nizam Adawlut : 119, 122-23, 125, 127 130. Non-martial races : 88. Ormuz : 79. Pariahs : 87. Peel Commission : 86. Pepper : 77, 78. Peshwa’s rule : 94. –Depressed Classes prohibited from education : 94. Plassey : 84, 86. –Battle of : 83. Pope : 144. Police Service : 91. 92. Prabhus : 99. Portuguese : 77. –struggle with English : 81. Primary Education : –Statistics for 1881-82 : 102. Punjab Legislative Council : 91. Quinquennial Report on Education : –for 1892-96 : 110. –for 1902-07 : 111.

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773INDEX Rajkoomars : –procedure of trial of : 125. Rajputs : 88. RanadeM. G. : 114. Recruitment : –principles of : 87. Regulation VI of 1802 : 126-27. Regulation IX of 1793 : 117,124,125, 127. Regulation XVI of 1795 : 118, 122. Regulation XVII of 1829 : 127, 128. Roman People : 144. Sacrifice of Children : 126. –Prevention of. 126-30. Samaro, an ancient city : 79. Sanskrit Language : 95. Saracen Arabs : 80, 81. Saugar: –Children sacrificed : 126. Schools : –admission of Dep. classes : 105. Schools for Natives : 93. Secondary Education : –Statistics for 1881-82 : 102. Seely. Prof : 84, 85. Sepoy Mutiny : 144. Shaw Julleol : 141. Shenvis : 99. Shudra(s) : 94. Sikhs : 88, 143. Siraj-ud-Daullah, the Nawab of Bengal : 83. Social Reforms : –Under British Govt. : 114, 144. Spaniards : 77. Spices : 77, 78, –reasons for demand : 78, 81. Statistics of Education : 97. Subhedars : 89. Subhedar Major(s) : 89. Suttee : 128. –Practice prohibited : 127-30. –Preamble : 127. –Procedure of Conviction : 129. –Punishment for offenders : 129-30. Sumatra : –first voyage by Portuguese : 77. Syria: 79. Tabriz : 80. Tana : 79. Thopa’s forest : 77. Tigris : 80. Timur : 81. Touchables : 89, 90. Tripoli : 80. Turkish uprising : 81. Turks : 81. Untouchability : 89, 132. Untouchables : 82, 86, 87, 88, 89, 91, 92, 103, 132, 138, 139. –Exclusion from Army : 89. –fought with Clive : 86. –helped British to conquor and retain : 87. –How were they treated in Army : 88, 89. –in police service : 91. –Meritorious service in Army : 89 –Menial Service : 92. –Prohibited in civil service : 90. Upper Classes in India : 99. U. P. Legislative Council : 91. Vakeel of Govt. : 120. Vasco-Da-Gama : 83. Vellore Mutiny : 143, 144. Vernacular Schools : 93, 97. Volga, the : 79. Voodyer, Veer Rajunder : 143. Vyuvustha : 124. Wandiwash : 82. Ward, a Missionary in Calcutta : 140. Waterloo : 84. Widows : –Marriage legalised : 131. –Rights in property of deceased husband : 132. Wilcox, General : 88(fn). Willoughby, Mr. –minutes of : 97.

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774 DR. BABASAHEB AMBEDKAR : WRITINGS AND SPEECHES Act of Indemnity : 163. Act of Parliament : 160,164, 166. Acts of Union : 161. –with Ireland : 162. –with Scotland : 161-62. Affirmation : 188-89. Ann, the Queen : 166, 175. Annates : 175. Appellate Jurisdiction Act of 1876 : 182. Attorney General of the Crown : 172. Australia : 199,201. Barony : 180. Blackstone, Mr.: 161. Bradlaugh : 188-89. British Cabinet : 199-201. British Constitution : 155-57, 159. –three Principles of : 157. British Empire : 199, 200. British Government : 197. British India : 202. British Parliament : 155-57, 159-61, 202 –Effect of King’s death on : 178. –Legislative Suprimacy of : 159, 160, –161, 163. –Privileges of : 184-95. Butler Committee : 197, 198, 204. Cabinet Mission : 197, 198, 201, 204. Canada : 199,201 Catherine Swinford : 164. Chamberlian, Sir Austen : 155. Chancery : 187. Charles II, the King : 192. Charles I : 173. Church of England : 174. Civil Lists Act : 175. Clerk of the Parliament : 195. Coke, Sir Edward : 106,161. Common Law : 199. Congress Working Committee : 198 Consolidated Funds : 167, 174-75. Constitutions : 158. Constitutional Law : 198-202. County of Bucks : 188. County of Middlesex : 188. Court of High Commission : 173. Crown the : 171, 197, 200, 202-3. –Prerogative rights of : 171, 199. –Statutory rights of : 171. Delome, French Lawyer : 161. Demise of the Crown Act 1901 : 178. Dicey Prof.: 155-57. Dominions : 156. Dominion Status : 201. Duke of Buckingham : 163. Duke of Clarence : 163. Duke of Clocester : 163. Edward Sey Mour, Sir : 192. English Constitution by Dicey : 155-57, 159-60, 165. –three principles of : 157. English Constitutional Law : 173. Fortesque : 188. French Constitution : 159. Gentlemen Usher of the Black Rod : 195. Goodwin, Mr.: 188. Gosset Mr.: 189. Government of India Act of-1915-19:199 -1933 : 199 -1935 : 199 Government Law College, Bombay : 155. Governor General in Councial : 199. Grote Praseu : 174. Hall’s International Law : 203. Henry IV, the King : 187. Henry VIII, the King : 161. Holdsworth, Prof.: 198, 201 Hontessquie, Mr. : 159. House of Commons : 160, 162, 165-69, 183-84. –privileges of : 185-90. House of Lords : 160, 165-69, 179, 180, 183, 184, 188. –privileges of : 191 -92. –Veto of : 166. Hyderabad : 197. Indian Princes : 197. Indian States : 197, 200, 203. International Law : 203. Ireland : 199, 201. Irish Church Act : 162. Irish Parliament : 181. PART III