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Bequeathed by Dr (Thomas George) Percival Spear. Lecturer, St Stephen’s College, Delhi 1924-40; various posts in Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of India 1940-45; Bursar, Selwyn College, Cambridge 1945-70; Lecturer in History, Cambridge University 1963-69.
The contents of this box were previously listed as Box 49.
- Folder containing outline and specimen chapter ‘The Genesis of War’ for projected book “Merchants, Mughals, and the English in Western India, 1662-1690” by G.Z. Refai
- Folder containing photocopy of “The Socio-Political Morphology of Madras: An Historical Interpretation”
- “The Future of New Delhi – The Making of the Imperial City” by S. Chakravarty
- “The Nature of the Ocean Floor”, inaugural lecture of W.D. Chesterman, professor of geophysics.
- “A Map of XVII Century England, with Description, Chronological Tables, and a Map of London circa 1660”. Scale 16 miles:1inch. Published by Ordnance Survey, 1930.
- Book, The Wisdom of the East Series, “The Persian Mystics, Jalalu’D-Din Rumi” F. Hadland Davis
- “Leon Roth, 1896-1963” by T.E. Jessop
- ‘The World Today’, June 1964. Article: ‘India and China: Response to Challenge’
- ‘The World Today’, November 1969. Article: ‘The Crisis in the Congress Party: The Indian Presidential Election’
- ‘The World Today’, August 1971. Article: ‘Pakistan’s Disintegration’
- ‘The World Today’, April 1977. Articles: ‘China: The Politics of Succession’ and ‘Chinese Foreign Policy After Mao’
- ‘The World Today’, June 1980
- ‘Irish Unionism, 1885-1922’ by Patrick Buckland
- Book, “Modern World History” by K.C. Khanna, R. Dayal
- ‘South Asian Review’, vol.4, no.4, July 1971
- ‘South Asian Review’, vol.5, no.1, October 1971
- Curzon Press Catalogue, Summer 1980 – review of “The Nabobs”, by Spear
- Oxford University Press – ‘Oxford in India’ [1979?]
- Book, The Heritage of India Series, “Hymns From the Rigveda” A.A. MacDonell
- Book, The Heritage of India Series, “Psalms of Maratha Saints” Nicol MacNicol
- Book, The Heritage of India Series, “Bengali Religious Lyrics, Sakta” Edward J. Thompson and Arthur Marshman Spencer