Correspondence Between the India Office and the Royal Asiatic Society on the Subject of the Indian Texts and Records Series, Together With the Minutes (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781171579885)

This volume, "Correspondence Between the India Office and the Royal Asiatic Society on the Subject of the Indian Texts and Records Series," presents a collection of important historical documents. It features detailed correspondence between the India Office and the Royal Asiatic Society, shedding light on their collaborative efforts regarding the creation and management of the Indian Texts and Records Series.

Included are the minutes of council meetings addressing the same subject, offering insights into the decision-making processes and scholarly considerations of the time. In addition, the volume contains certain official letters, printed with permission, providing further context and elucidating the administrative and academic dimensions of this significant project. This compilation is an invaluable resource for researchers and historians interested in the archival practices, linguistic studies, and Indo-British relations of the period.

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