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Select Bibliography 373 SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY 373 SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY PRIMARY SOURCES: Works of Appa Rao, Gurazada English: (unpublished): Appa Rao, Gurazada, Diaries, 1895-1898, 1906, 1913 & 1914. (Micro film, State Archives, Hyderabad). Letters to and From: (Micro film. State Archives, Hyderabad). Notes, (collected from K.V.R., Nellore and also from Raminaidu, Vizianagaram). Soudamini (Novel): (Collected from Eswara Rao, Cetti, Madras). Telugu Plays (Published): Appa Rao, Gurazada. Bilhaniyam, Visalandhra, Vijayawada, 1954. Kanyasulkam (First Edition), Publisher: Konkipudi Bhadrayya, Vijayarama Mudrakshrasala, Vizianagaram, 1897. Kanyasulkam (Second Edition), Publisher: G. Ramaswami Chetti, Madras, 1909. KondubhatUyam. Ramanujacharya Vidya Samithi, Vizianagaram, 1939. 874 English Works (Published): A{^ Rao, Gurazada: Cucoo: (not available); Sarangadhara, The Indian Leisure-Hour, Editor Venkataramanayya. G, 1883, Vizianagaram. Also see Reis and Rayyet, Editor, Sambhu Chandra Mukeijee, Calcutta, August 1883. Appsi Rao, Gurazada: Beautiful are the Blue hills, Gurazada Rachcmalu, Kavithala Samputam, Visalandhra, 1984. Congress Mahasabha, Vyasacharuhika, Madras, 1908. Visalsmdhra, November, 1953 (re-print). Is there no magic? Gurazada Rachanalu Kavithala Samputam, Visalandhra, 1984. I took you for a pictiu-e, Gurazada Rachanalu Kavithala Samputam, Visalandhra, 1984. Stooping to Raise (English story is not available but Avasarala Suryarao's translation of it into Telugu is available). Gurazada Rachanalu, Kavithala Samputam, Visalandhra 1984. The Emeralds. Ramanujachari Vidyasamiti, Vizianagaram, 1958. The wonders of Ooty, Gurazada Rachanalu Kavithala Scanputam, Visalandhra 1984. The Word of long ago, Gurazada Rachanalu Kavithala Samputam, Visalandhra, 1984. Undetected Inscription, The Hindu (Essay), 6th February, 19U. Worship of the Lord Uma, Gurazada Rachanalu Kavithala &zmp«i^im, Visalandhra 1984. 375 Telugu Poems: (Published): Appa Rao, Gurazada: Daman Pithias, Andhra Bharathi, September 1910. Desabhakti, Krishna Patrika, 9th August, 1913. Dinchu Langaru, Krishna Patrika, 30th October, 1915. Kanyaka, Andhra Bharati, October 1912. Also see Sesilekha, November 1912. Kasulu, Andhra Bharati, August 1910. Lavanaraju Kala, Andhra Bharathi, May 1911. Langarethumu, written in September 1914. Manishi, Krishna PatKika, 14th December 1912. Minuguru Purugulu, Bharathi, Februaiy, 1930. ----- Mutyala Saramulu, Andhra Bharati, July, 1910. Piilala ?at3i, Viswaveena, 1st, December, 1959. Poomamma I, First Publication not known. Poomamma II, First Publication not known. Traditional Poetry: Appa Rao, Gurazada., Pushpalavikalu, Gurazada Rachanalu Kavitala Samputam, Visalandhra, December 1984. Satyavrathi Satakam, Gurazada Rachanalu Kavitala Samputam, Visalandhra, December 1984. Subhadra, Gurazada Rachanalu Kavitala Samputam, Visalandhra, December 1984. 37 r> Miscellaneous Works: Appa Rao Gura2ada, Bottu, Gurazada Rachanalu Kavitala Samputam, Visalandhra, December 1984 Korukonda, Gurazada Rachanalu Kavitala Samputam, Visalandhra, December 1984 Matala Mabbulu, Gurazada Rachanalu Kavitala Samputam, Visalandhra, December 1984. Merupulu, Gurazada Rachanalu Kavitala Samputam, Visalandhra, December 1984. Neelagiri Patalu, Ramaswami Chetty, Mudraksharasala, 1907. Ooty Chodyamemi Cheppudu, Andhra Bharathi, June, 1910. Psama Vedam, Telugu Swatantra, 13th November, 1953. Umapathi Archana, Andhra Bharathi, August 1911. Appa Rao, Gurazada, Balamani Jattu Nataka Pradarshna, Gurazada Rachanalu Kavitala Samputam, Visalandhra, December 1984. Balika Patasala, Gurazada Rachanalu Kavitala Samputam, Visalandhra, December 1984. Bha gari Abbayi, Gurazada Rachanalu Kavitala Samputam, Visalandhra, December 1984 Mari Konni Nataka Pradarshanalu, Gurazada Rachanalu Kavitala Samputam, Visalandhra, December 1984. Pillalu, Gurazada Rachanalu Kavitala Samputam, Visalandhra, December 1984. 377 PrapuUa or Rani Choudari, Gurazada Rachanalu Kavitala Samputam, Visalandhra, December 1984 Prakruti Anae Pustakam, Gurazada Rachanalu Kavitala Samputam, Visalandhra, December 1984. Sakuntala Nataka Pradarshnam, Gurazada Rachanalu Kavitala Samputam, Visalandhra, December 1984 Tamalo-tamu, Mata-Manthi, Avi-ivi. Tatvika Chintana, Mata-Manthi, Avi-ivi Vantatakka Cheppina Muchatlu, Gurazada Rjachanalu Kavitala Samputam, Visalandhra, December 1984 Prefaces, English: Appa Rao, Gurazada: Preface to the English Play Harischendra written by G.C.V. Srinivasacharyulu, 1897. Preface to the Sanskrit Play "5n Rama Vijaya Vyayogamu written by Bhagavathula Lakshmi Narayana Sastri, 1901. Reports-English: Appa Rao, Gurazada: The Minute of Dissent to the Telugu Composition Sub- Committee Report 1914. (Vavilla Rama Swami Sastri & Sons, Madras). University of Madras : Report of the Indermediate Telugu Composition Committee together with a Minute of Dissent there to signed by four members and remarks thereon by G.V. Appa Row. Remarks on the Convener's Report of the Proceedings of the Telugu Composition Committee. 378 Medical Report of Gurazada, dated 18th March, 1915 A Note on Sanskrit and Vernacular Studies and Appropriation of the Government of India grant to the University. Stories (Telugu): Appa Rao, Gurazada: Diddubatu, Andhra Bharathi, February 1910. Mathamu-Vimmathamu (Pedda Maseedu). Mee "^QxeQmitil Andhra Bharathi, April, May, June, 1910. Metilda, Vavilla Ramaswami Sastri & Sons, Madras, 1950. Samskartha Hrudayam, (Avasarala Suryarao's translation to Gurazada's English story. Essays (Telugu): Appa Rao, Gurazada, Adhunika Andhra Vachana Rachana, Madras, 1908, Visalandhra, Hyderabad, November 1953 (re-print). AkasramanrM Uttaralu. Andhra Kavitapita. Andhra Sahitya Parishat Karya Nirvahaka Sab ha. Bakimchendruni Navalaa Rachana. Bhattakalanka. Chuttuchupu Leni Vidhya. Gramyasabdha Vicharamu. Kannada Vyakaranamulu. 379 Kavithvamu: Wordsworth. Kavitvam. Kavitvamu Sradha Mantram Kaaradu. Kavyalalo Srungaram. Mruta Bhasaa? Sajeeva Bhasaa? Muthyalasaralu Lakshnamu. Ravindhrakavi. Sakuntala Nataka Patanam. Vaduka Bhashalu: Gramyamu. Vangeeya Sahitya Parishat. Vidya Samasyalu. Vidya Punarujjevanamu. Viswavidhyalayalu: Samsknitha Matrubhashalu. Contemporary Newspaper Reports: (English) Balika (date not traced). Chintamani, (date not traced). Dhinamani, (date not traced). Educational Review, July 1913. Indian Journal of Education, date not traced. 380 Indian Social Reformer, (date not traced). Reis & Rayyet, dated 14th August, 1883, 8th December, 1888, 26th July, 1890. The East Coast News: (date not traced). The Hindu, 1st February, 1911 & 29th March, 1912. 20th May, 1912. 8th November, 1912. December, 1912. 25th November, 1912. ----- I5thNovember, 1913 ----- 10th March, 1913. ----- 14th October, 1913. 27th February, 1936, ----- 28tiiFebruary, 1936. The Madras Times, 17th May, 1912 & 13th August 1913. The Mail 13th August, 1913. 13th November, 1913. The People's Friend, 21 st January, 1897. The Telugu Harp, 26th August, 1892 The Weehfy Review, 27th March, 1897. 881 Telugu: Amudrita Granda Chintamani, March 1897. Andhra Bharathi, July 1910, August 1910, Sept. 1910, May 1911. Andhra Patrika, 12th April, 1911. Andhra Prakashika, (date not traced). Aryamata Bodini, -1910. Kesari, (date not traced). Krishna Patrika, 30th October, 1915. Sarada, June, 1914. Sasilekha, dated 15th November, 1912. Manuscripts: (English) Vizagapatam District Records, Andhra Pradesh State Archives, Hyderabad Section 1769-1835, Citation: V.D.R. (Vol. pp). Telugu: Kalinga Purvottaram, Local Records-R, 1902 (Vol-17) - Andhra Pradesh State Archives, Hyderabad. Pusapati Vamsavali, Mackenzie Collections, 405-Oriental Manuscript, Library, Madras. 382 Printed Sources. Reference Works and Reports. Ananda Gajapati in, Vizianagaram Treaty of November 15, 1758 (Madras 1894) Cambridge, Richard Owen: An account of the War in India Between the English and French on the coast of coromandel (London 1761). Census of India, 1891, General Report. Census of India, 1909, Vol. XV, Madras Part I. Firminger, Walter. F., (ed): The Fifth Report from the Select Committee on the Affairs of the East India Company, Vol.11, Madras Presidency (Madras, 1866). Appendix 13: James Grant, Political Survey of the Northern Circars, pp. 131 -265. Forrest G.W., Bengal and Madras Papers, 3 volumes (Calcutta, 1928). Fort St. George Records, p. 1346 Infant Marriage and Enforced Widowhood in India, printed by the superintendent of Government Printing India, Calcutta 1886. Indian Statutory Commission (Vol.1) Simon Commission Report, 1930. Judicial Consultations, Nos 2 and 4, April 6, 1821, Nos. 11-12, July 27, 1821 (Madras Presidency). Pusapati Historical Records - Report dated 1772 to the Governor. Report of the Committee of Circuit on the Cassimcotah Division of the Chicacole Circar, 11 October, 1784, Madras, 1914. Report from Happell, W.A., No. 34, 19th October, 1884, Madras Financial Proceedings (MEP) No. 58, 10th January 1884. 38;^ Russell, George Edward: Reports on the disturbances in Parla Kimedy, Vizagapatam and Goomsoor, in 1832-1836 (Madras, 1856), in two volumes. From the Selections from the Records of the Madras Government' series. District Manuals and Gazetteers: Carmichael, D.F., A Manual of the District of Vizagapatam (Madras), 1869. Francis. W., District Gazeetteerfor Vizagapatam, (Madras, 1907). Mackenzie, Gordon: A Manual of the Kistna District, (Madras, 1883). Maltby, Thest James: The Ganjam District Manual, (Madras, 1882). Primary Works: (English): Aitchison, C.W., Treaties, Engagements and Sanads (Calcutta, 1909) in nine volumes. Ananta Rao Pantulu., On Social Reform, Ch.R & Sons, Vizianagaram,
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