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s| I GOA, DA MAI:: &. DIU; I A prelimii’Ary list ; 5j: j}:5tc ?!e 5i< sje 5|c 5j< ijcsjc s!< 5};-Jir* s!« 4 : * 5}c :tc>!c ; NIEPA DC 303339 1986 NATIOKAL SOCIAL SCIEICE DCCOTIEI'ITATION CEUTRE IKDIAK COUNCIAL OF SOCIAL SGIEN3E RESEARCH 35, FEROZSHAH ROAD NEW DELHI - 110001 Tel : 381^353 , 3815?1 Telex : 316I083-ISSR-IN Cable ! ICSORES FOR RESTBICTED CIRCUON (C) N/iSSDOC - ICSSR, I986 >)<>}£ >!<:>!<* sit* >!<*>{<* >|cs}c ^ >[cs|< I Goa, Daman & Diu; a preliminary | ^ list. New Delhi, National Social | t Science Documentation Centre % I 1986. 83p. ( N/.SSDOC Research | I Information Series ed. by $ S.P. Agrawal | I 016.915^799 3|cslc :i|csicsK5ic5te5{ $fatV?^aT' Systems U b H. j, •>■ : ^i-iUQOlS £ . J KASSDOC SERIALS 1. iicquisition Update (^fonthly) 2. Bibliographic Reprirts (Irregular) 3. Bibliographies on Tap (Irregular) Conference iU.ert (Quarterly) 5. Paging Periodicals (Bi-Monthly) 6, Samajik Vigyan Samachar (Monthly) (In Hindi) 7* Social Science News (Monthly) 8. Social Science Research Index (Irregular) Introduction The main aim of this area study bibliography is to provide a selective listing of publications in English language available in major libraries of Goa, Daman, and liu. This work is a part of a larger pro ject designed to help scholars in locating social science literature, on Indian Union’ s constituent states and territories. A bibliography on the Andaman and Nicobar Islands has already been issued. This bibliography includes 95 monographes, in cluding government publications and special issues of periodicals devoted to this area. In the main part, entries, mostly with full contents/annotations, have been arranged by authors. Subject and title indices have also been provided. VAiile this work is the culmination of collective effort, Special mention needs to be made Dr. V.T.Gune, who bears the responsibility of collecting bibliogra phical data and providing contents/annotations, and locations. Chocking of cards and assigning subject descriptors and editing work have been done by the staff of NASSDOC. It is hoped that the publication will serve the needs of scholars interested in the history, culture, and development efforts of the region on the country’ s west coast. Comments and suggestions may be addressed to the Director, NASSDOC (IGSSR), 35 Ferozshah Road, New Delhi - 110001. So P. AGRAWAL Abbreviations of Libraries ADP Reference Library, Goa io'chives Department, Panaji BIP Menezes Braganza Institute, Panaji BUP Bombay University, Centre of Post Graduate Instruc tions and Research, Panaji CLP Central Library, Panaji CMG Central Museum, Goa GAP Reference Library of Goa Gazetteer Department, Junta ^ouSG, Panaji GDP Gazetteers Department, Panaji GPC Dr. V.T. Gune Personal Collection, 'h/^o Sector 21, Yamunanag ar , Nig ad i, Pune-M+ ME/». Ministry of External Affairs, New Delhi MIC Maharashtra Information Centre, Panaji NAA Dadra and Nagar Haveli Administration Library, Goa SAB State Archives, Bombay GOA, DAMA.N & DIU A pre-liminary List Alden, Dauril ed, Assays concerning the socio-economic history of Brazil and Portuguese India/Ed, (by) Dauril Alden and Warren Dean. Gainesville, University of I^orida, 1977- 15+ 2^7p. Contents : Preface p.6; Glossary p.13; The people and politics of Portuguese India during the sixteenth and early seventeenth centurirfs “* M.N. Pearson p.1; The Portuguese tobacco trade and tobacco growers of Bahia in the late colonial period - Catherine Lugar p,26; The Brazilian recruit during the first empire: Slave of soldier - Michael C, McBeth p .71; Women and work in Brazil, 1850-1920 : A preliminary investigat ion - June E, Hahner p .87; Lighting the city ; A case study of public service problems in Sao Paulo, 1885-1913 - Gerald Michael Greenfield p .1l8; Immigra tion and abolition : The transition from slave to free labour in the Sao Paulo coffee zone - Thomas H, Holloway p.l50; The immigrant and the Brazilian la'hour movement, 1890-1920 - Sheldon L. Maram p.1?B; The nation in arms 5 Obligatory military service during the old rep ublic - Prank D, McCann p.211; Index p.2^5 BUP Birch, Walter de Gray The commentarier of the Great Afonso Dalboquerque second Viceroy of India/tr. from the Portuguese edition of 177^ with notes and an introduction/Walter De Gray Birchp F .R .S .L ., Vol.3 . ~ London printed for the Hakli^t Society, I 880. -^9+265p., map, Portraits, Pedigree ill. Contents ; Portrait of_Dom Vasco da Gama, sixth Viceroy of India from Ms. Sloan^T97 p.lB; Introduction p.1; Chronology of part 3 P*^3; Title to the edition of 177^ part 3 p«^7; Titles of the Chapters contained in the third part p .^9; Commentaries of Afonso Dalboqu- erque-part ^ p«1; Letter which the great Afonso Dalboquerque wrote to the Hindalcao as soon as Goa had been taken p.2o5; Speech of the Great Afonso Dalboqu erque before the second storming of Malaca p .1l5; Instructions to the Portuguese Ambassador setting out to Siam p ,l5 6 ; Oration of Camillo Portio to Leo X, Birch, Walter de Gray Cont^., upon the conquect of Malaca p .172: Letter of the Great Afonso Dalboquerque to the king of'Portugal concerning the maintenance of Portuguese power in Goa p,258; Art icles which the king sent to Afonso Dalboquerque con cerning Goa p . 263 CLP Boxer, C.R. The Dutch seaborne empire/G.R. Boxer. - Nev7 York, Alfred, A. Knopf, 196^0 - 326p ., i l l , maps. Contents : The eighty years war and the evolution of a nation p .1 ; Burgher-oligarchs and merchant-advent urers p .3 1 ; Sedentary workers and seafaring folk p ,5^; Mare-liberum and mare clausum p .8^f; Gain and godliness (a) at home (b) abroad p .113; Pallas and mercury p .1 ? 5 “, -^ort and factory p .l 87; Assimilation and apartheid p.215; The tavern of two soas p.2^-2; The ’ Golden Century’ and cao x^eriod’ p .268; Appendices : I - Chronology 1568-1795 pc295; II - Some salary scales of seafaring and overseas personnel 1645-1700 p .300; I I I - A note on the principal coins, weights and measures mentioned in the text p.30^; Select bibliography p.307; Index p.3l5 BUP Boxer, C.R. Four centuries of Portuguese expansion, 1^l5-1o25 : A succinct survey/C.R, Boxer, - Johannesburg, Witwater- srand U niversiV Press, I96I. - I02p., ill, map, pits. (Publication of the Ernest Oppenheimer Institute of Portuguese Studies, Witwatersrand, Johannesburg) Contents ; From the Maghreb to the Moluccas, 1U-15-1521 p , 1 ; The clash of colour, caste, and creed in the six teenth century p.23; The struggle for spices,^ sugar, slaves and souls 'in the seventeenth ccntury p.^5; The golden age of Brazil in the eighteenth century p.71; Bibliographical note p.9^; Index p.97 DAP - 2 - Boxer, C.R, A glimpse of Goa Arc hive s/C. R. Boxer. - BSOAS, 195"2. - 32fp. ( Article on information of historical records in the Goa Archives, Panaji (Goa). CLP Boxer, C.R. The Portuguese seaborne empire/1V15-1825/C,R. Boxer. - London, Hutchinson of London, I969. - 26-4f06p., i l l , maps. Contents : Preface p.11; Introduction by J.H. Plumb p .13; Prologue - The western rim of Christendom p .1 ; Part I : Vicissitudes of Snpiro - Guinea gold and pre- ster John (l^lj-99) p.l5; Shipping and spices in Asian seas (1500-1600) p.39j Converts and clergy in monsoon Asia (1500-1600) p.o5; Slaves and sugar in the South Atlantic (1500-1600) Th^ global str uggle with the Dutch (I600--63) p.'iQb; Stagnation and contraction in the East (1663-1750) p*128; Revival and expansion in the West (l663-175o) p.l50; The Pombaline dictatorship and its aftermath (1755“1825) p. 177; Part II : Characteristics of Empire - The India fleets and the Brazil fleets p.205; The crown patro nage and the Catholic missions p.228; ’Purity of blood* and ’contaminated races’ p.2^9; Town counci llors and brothers of charity p.273* Soldiers, sett lers, and vagabonds p .296; I'ferchabits, monopolists and smugglers p .318 ; The ’Kaffirs of Europe’ , the renaissance, and the enlightenment p.3^0; Sebasti- anism, messianism, and nationalism p .3 67; Appendices - Outward-bond Portuguese East Indianmen, 150I-I800 p.379; Monarchs of Portugal, 1385-1826 p.38l; Imports of Brazilian gold and diamonds and of English goods into Portugal, 1711-50 p .382; Ships trading between Bahia and West Africa, I68I-I7 IO p .383; Slave exports from Angola and Bengaela, 1710-^8 p .3^8; Values of Portu guese manufactures exported to the colonies, 1795-1820 p.385; Glossary p.386; Bibliography p.392; Index p A l 5 CLP - 3 - Boxer, C.R, Portuguese society in the tropics : The Municipal Coun cils of Goa, Macao, Bahia, and Luanda, 1510-I800/C Boxer. - Madison, University of Wisconsin Press, 196?* 16+2^0p . Contents : Foreword; Preface; Introduction p .3? The Municipal Council of Goa p .12; The Municipal Council of Macao p .^2; The Municipal Council of Bahia p.72; The Municipal Council of Luanda p.110; Conclu sion p,lM; Appendix p.l53; Bibliography p.219; Index p .232 BUP Boxer, C.R. The tragic history of the sea, 1 5 5 9 - 1 (Translation- of original Portuguese)/C.R, Boxer. - Cambridge Uni versity Press, 1968. -I65p., ills., maps. (Published for the Hakluyt Society). Contents ; Preface p .5; /iCknowlcdgoiTicnts p .6; Illustrations and maps p.8; Abbreviations p.lO; Introduction - A, Diogo do Couto and the loss of the Aguia and Garca p .1 ; B, Henrique DLas and the loss of the Sao Paulo p .^ ; C. Jorge d ’ Albuquerque Coelho and the misadventures of the Santo Antonio p . 12; Narrative of the loss of the i*guia and Garca, 1559-60, by Eiogo do Couto p .25; Shipwreck of the Sao Paulo and itinerary of the survivors, by Henrique Dias^ P*57; Misadventures of the Santo Antonio and Jorge d ’ Albuqu erque, by Afonso Luis p.109; Bibliography - A, Texts translated in the present work p.l58; B. Fuller titles of selected authorities quoted in the footnotes p.161; Index p .1 65 CLP Braganza, iilfred The discovery of Goa/Alfred Braganza. - Bombay : Books Publications, 196^. “ 1l6p,, ill. Contents : Land and people p.1; Ancient names for "Goa” p.7; History of Goa p. 10; Lan.guage p.28; Proverbs p .33; Songs and music p . M ; Eminent Goans p.5^; Churches, temples and mosques p.62; Seminaries p.77; Carnival p.84; Good ’’J^iday p.90; Dowry system p.9^+; Printing press p . 101; Goans and Portuguese language p.lo6 CLP Braganza^ Berta M. Meet Menezes Braganza : Translation of selected arti cles/Berta M, E-’aganza and Antonio da Cruz. - Bombay, Menezes Braganza Memorial Committee, -5'^ ?8p. Contents ; Biographical notes p.1; The 'civilizing mission p.1; Freedom of thought p,5; Ou-i' rights p.7; The new spirit p.12; Philips resucitated p.18 And now ? p,26; A self-portrait p.31; The duty of the hour p .32; 1835-10th January -1935 P*3^; The wrong perspective p.^O; The wrong perspective p.^ 7 ; Motilal Nehru p.55; Francisco Luis Gomes p.60j A lesson in dignity p.62; Our glorious past p.6b HLP Chacko, C*J. The world court’ s judgement on Dadra and Nagar Ea’^eli case/C,J. Chacko. - New E)elhi, Indian Society of Inter national Law, 1960. - lOp. ( It contains comments on the judgement delivered by the International Court of justice at the Hague in a case concerning night of passage over Indian territory joining the Portuguese pockets of Daman and Nagar HaveH (District Surat). MICA Correia-Afonso, John Indo-Portuguese history sources and problems/John Correia-Afonso. - Bombay, Oxford University Press, 1981. - 12+ 20lp. Contents : Introduction p .7; Church and missionary works on Indo-Portuguese history, A. Mathias Mundadan p ,1 ; Source material from the Goa Archives, V .T. Gune p . 19; Archives and libraries in Rome concerning Pc,rtuguese India, Joseph Wicki p .3^; The monsoon codices at the National Archives of the Torre do Tombo, A, da Silva Rego p.5l; Indian history in the Cartorio dos Jesuitas John Correia-Afonso 10.72; Portuguese i' documents on sixteenth century India, Genevieve Bouch^n - 5 - Correia-Afonsoj John Contd, p .86; Portuguese sources on sixteenth century Indian Economic History, Luis Filipe Thomr.3 p.99; The voice less in goan historiography , Teotonio R. De Souza p. 11^; Some second thoughts on Indo-Portuguese histo riography, C.R. Boxer p .132; The Portuguese empire in India. 15^0-16505 /^nthony Disney p.1^8; Indigenous assistance in the establishment of Portuguese power in the Indian Ocean, G.V, Scammell p . 163; Some problems of reconstructing the history of India’s West Coast from European sources, Ashin Das Gupta p .17^ ; Some possible fields of research in the history of Portu guese India (I6th-l8th Centuries), C.R* Boxer p ,l83; Contributors p.195; Index p.197 CLP Da Cruz, i'*ntonio See Berta M. Braganza Dadra and NagarBaveli Administration Report of the Review Officer on Dadra and Nagar Aveli/ Dadra and Nagar Aveli Administration. - Bombay, Unity Printing Press, i960. -V9p»> map. Contents ; Introduction - General - People, attitudes and political influences - Survey ^f administration - Land reforms - Planning and development - Financial position - Administrative reorganization - Conclusions p.1; Appendices p.^2 NAA Da Fonseoa, Jose Nicolau An historical and archaeological sketch of the city of Goa, preceded by a short statistical account of the territory of Goa written by the authorisation of the government/Jose Nicolau Da Fonseca. - Bombay^ Thacker, 1978. - 11+332p., plates, maps, plans. Contents : Preface; Part I : A short statistical account of the territory of Goa - Position and area- - 6 - Da Fonsenca, Jose Nlcalau ^'ontd, - Boundaries anc. divisions ~ Physic .1 features - Rivers - Harbour - Islands - Climate - Mnerals - Trees and Forests animals p .1 ; Population - Classes and castes - Births, marriages, and deaths - Immigration and Emigra tion - Houses and furniture - Language - Food dress and ornaments - Amusements and games - Daily life - Village communities p .8 ; Commerce and industry - Agriculture - Coins, weights, and measures - Roads and means of commu nication - Conveyances - Money lending, wages, and prices - Telegraph and post offices p.23 5 Naval and military establishments - Fortresses p.37; Education - Printing - Presses, newspapers, and literary associations - Hospitals, charitable and other institutions p.56; Religion and religious institutions - Archbishops and BishoiDS of Goa p.63; History - List of Viceroys and Governors p .83; The City - Towns - Polymetrical table showing the distances of several important places from the capital and from each other p .9 7 5 Part II s An Historical and Archeological sketch of the City of Goa - The Island of Goa - Its aspect from th^ i^'^’^bour - Derivation of its name - Its name as known to the ancient Hindu - Its name as known to the Greeks and Arabs - The ancient Hindu city of Goa, capital of the Kadambas - Its capture by the Yadavas of Devagiri - Invasion of Goa by the Muhammadans - Its conquest by the King of Vijaya- nagara - The foundation of a new city in the north of Islan' p .111; Conquest of Goa by the B^hmani kings - At tempo 01 the liindus to recover the city - Decline of the Bahmani kingdom and revolt of Goa - Its subjugation by the king of i^ijapur - Its flourishing conditions and comLiorcial importance p,127; The advent of the Portu guese to India - Conquest of Goa by Albuquerque - His expulsion from the city by the king of Bijapur - Second . invasion of Goa by the Portuguese and final conquest of the city - Policy of Albuquerque p.136; Material progress of the city after the death of Albuquerque p .1^5; The social manners and customs of the Portuguese during the prosperity of the city p .1 6 1; The decline and fall of the city p.1 68; Description of the princi pal quarters and buildings of the city - Qua.y of the Viceroys and Ribeira das Gales - Quay of St. Catherine - Arch of the Viceroys - Palace of the Viceroys p.191; Rua direita - The cathedral - Archiepiscopal p^aoe - Senate - House - Palace of the inquisition and Auto da fe - Convent and church of St. Francis of assisium “ 7 - Da '^onsenca, Jose Nicalau Contd. p. 198; The Chapel of St. Catherine-Chapel of St. Martin - The royal hospital - Aljube or the Archbishop's prison - The Arsenal - College of St, Bonaventure p .226; Santa Casa de Mr'.sericordia - The Church of Nossa Sonhora de Serra - Retreats of Nossa Senhora de Serra and Santa Maria Magdalena - Square of the old Pelourinho p .2 ^ ; The convent and church of St., Cajetan - Convent and church of St. Domnic - Church of Santa Diizia and the Sub urb of Daugim - Church of Nossa Senhora de Monte - Convent and church of the carmelites p.2^8; The college and church of St. Paul - Chapel of St. Francis Xavier - Hos pital of St. Lazarus - Church of St. Thomas p,.260; The church of St. Alexius - Hospital of All Saints - Church of holy trinity - Convent and church of the Cruz dos ItLlagres - Church of l^Jossa Senhora da Luz p .273; The house and church of Bom Jesus - Chapel and Tomb of St. Francis Xavier p .279; . The Holy hill - Church of Nossa Senhora do Rozario - Chapel of St. Anthony - Convent and church of Santa Monica - Convent and church of St. Augustine - Convent and church of St. John of god - Nnw college of St. Paul or St. Roch p .302; The suburb of Sao Pedro - Fountain of Banguenim - College of St. Thomas - Church of St, Peter - Palace of the Arch bishops at Pr..nelim - C ^sa de Prlvora - Ribandar - Hospital of the poor - Church of Nossa Senhora de Ajuda - Retreats of Nossa Senhora de Serra and Santa Maria Magdelena at Chimbel - Causeway of Ribandar p .321 GDP Danvers, Fredrick Charles The Portuguese in India, being a history of the rise and decline of their eastern empire/Fredrick Charles Danvers. - London, W.H. Allen, I 89U-. 2 Vols. 13+11?2p., maps, plans, plates, port. Contents % Volume 1 - Introduction d.13; Chapter 1 to 20 - (1^81 to 1571) p .572; Volume 2 - Chapter 1 to 17 - (1571 to 189^) p .579 CLP Danvers, Fredrick Charles The Portuguese in I'^.dia, being of the rise and decline of their eastern em'oire/Fredrick Charles Danvers. - London, W.H. Allen, 189^. 2 Vols. - 13+1l52p., plates, maps. Contents ; Chap. I - Early history of the development - 8 - Danvers, Fredrick Charles of the Iberia: Peninsula and Spain p.1; II - Rise of the Portuguese Kingdom; Discoveries of Prince Henry the navigator; Early traders with India; State of India at the end of the fifteenth century p. 13; III^ Discoveries of Dom Joao-II; Search for Prester John; Voyage of Bartholomeu de Ed.az; Discoveries of Christo pher Columbus; Bull of Pope Alexander-VI; Treaty of Tordesillas; Death of Dom Joao-II and succession of Dom Manoel to the throne of Portugal; Voyage of Vasco da Gama and discovery of the sea-route to India; Meli- nde Calicut p ,29 ;ii/-Expedition under Pedro J^varez Cabral; Discovery of Brazil; Arrival at Calicut, where a factory is established; The factory attacked and death of Ayres Correa; Bombardment of Calicut; Cabral proceeds to Cochin and establishes a factory there; Pieturn of Cabral, to Lisbon; Expedition under Joao da Nova; Defeat of the Zainorin’ s fleet; Visit to Cochin and Cannanore; Discovery of S. Helena; Expedition under Dom Casco da Gama; Quila made tr i butary; Submission of the king of Bhatkal; Arrival at C?nnanore; Bombardmont of ^ Visit to Cochin; Message from the Qeen of Quilon; Defeat of the Zamorin's fleet; Factory at Cannanore; Attack on Cochin by the Zamorin, and defence by Duarte Pacheco; Expedition under Affonso de Albuquerque and others; Treaty with the Zamorin; Expedition under Lopo Soarez de ALgabaria p .65; V - Success of the Por Aiguese affects of i.'ie trade of the Moors; Threat by the Solaan ox Cairo, who constructs a fleet to attack the pctuguese; Appointment of Dom Francisco de i\lmeida as first viceroy of India; Erection of a fort ab Quiloa; Attack on Mombassa; Erection of a fort at iinjediva and its subsequent abandonment; Attack on Onor; Erection of a fort at Cannanore; Attack on Quilon; Crowning of the King of Cochin; Cochin constituted the seat of government; Erection of a fort at Zofala; Attack on Zofala fort; Com bined attack of the Zamorin and turks on Cannanore; Discovery of Ceylon; Attack on DLu by a Turkish fleet and death of Dom Lourenco de i^lmeida; Mutiny amongst Albuquerque and his assumption of the government p . 117; VI - Expedition under Tristao da Cunha and Affonso de Albuquerque; Discovery of Madagascar; Sack of iingoza; Destruction of Braboa; Capture of the Fortress of Socotra; Establishment of Portuguese settlement there; Departure of Albuquerque for Ormuz; Attackson Kuriyat and Muscat; Subjection of Sohar; Attacks on Ormuz; Establishment of a faetory there; - 9 - Danverse, Fredrick Charles Contd. Insubordination of certain captains; Attack on Kalhat; iirrivr 1 of Albuqerque in “"ndiaj Expeditions under Jorge de Mello Pereira, Jorge de Aguiar, and Dom Fernando Coutinho p .1^9; VII - Assumption of office by Affonso de iUbuquerque; Expedition against Calicut; Death of Marshal Dcm Fernando Coutinho; Proposed expedition to the Red sea, subsequently d i verted to an attack on Goa; Caputre of Goa; iimbass- ador sent to Sheikh Ismael; New currency for Goa; Attack on Goa by the Adil Khan’s forces; Recapture of Goa; Death of Dom Antonio de Noronha; Revolt of captains against the execution of Ruy Diaz; Rebellion in the state of Cochin; Second capture of Goa; Ambassador from the king of Cambay; Letter to the Adil Khan» Defeat of the Adil Khan’s troops; Embassy from the Zamorin; Increase of trade at Goa; Marriage of Portuguese with native women at Goa; Proposed expedition to Malacca p.182; VIII - State of the forts in India; Visit of the Portuguese fleet to Pacem; Arrival of the fleet before Malacca; Negotiations with the king; Opposition by the Moors and Guzeratis to a peace with the PcrtuguGse on waj_acca; Des truction of part of the cjLcy^ Second attack on Mala cca; The city sacked; Death of the king of Malacca; Attempted revolution in Malacca; Execution of Utemut- araja, the ring leader; Embassies from the kings of Campar and Java; Settlement of Malacca; Portuguese embassy to the Pope; Wreck of Albuquerque's vessel; Return of tr India; Prepar .tions for an expedition against Mecca p.220; IX - Attack on Goa by Pul ad Khan; Treachery of Rass^.l Khan; Arrival of reinforcements; Reported advance of the Rumes from Suez; Arrival of Albuquerque at Goa; Attack on Banestarim; Advance of Rassel Khan on Goa; His repulse; Capture of Banestarim fort; Punishment of Renegades; Proposed expedition to Aden; Blockade of the Calicut ports; Arrival of ambassadors from vari ous kings and from Prester John; Negotiations for a fortress at Calicut; Albuquerque’s letter on the importance of Goa 2^2p,; X - Expedition to Aden and the Red sea; Attack on Aden; Repulse of the Portu guese; Entrance of the Portuguese fleet into the Red sea; Projects for diverting the waters of the Nile and for carrying off the Boddy of Mohammad; Despatch of a messenger overland to Portugal; Renewed attack on Aden; Destruction of some Moorish ships; Return of iilbuquerque to Diu; Ambassador from the king of Cambay; Failure to obtain a site for a fort at - 10 - Danvers, Fredrick Charles Cor.td. Calicut; Tlie Zamorin poisoned by his brother; Treaty with the new Zc.. lorin; Erection of i fortress at Cali cut; Ambassadors from Sheik Ismael, and from "Pesu and Siam; Abortive expeaition against Malacca; ihbassy to Cambay; Negotiations with the king of Ormuzs iirr- ival of -Ambassadors from Narsinga and from the ^^dil Khan p.26^; XI - State of affairs at Aden and in the Red sea; Defective arms and weapons supplied to the army; Letters from Jilbuquerque to Dom Manoel on the state of affairs in India; Despatch of Jorge do Albuquerque to Malacca; Expedition to Ormuz; Position of affairs at Ormuz; Surrender of the Portuguese fort to Albuquerque; ilrrival of an iknbassador at Ormuz from Sheik Ismael; Death of Reys Hamed; Commercial arrangements with Sheik Ismael; Departure of Albuquerque from Ormuz; His illness and death; State of India at the time of Albuquerque’s death p.30^; XII - Departure of Lopo Soares de Albergaria from Lisbon ; Ambassador to Prester John; Character of Lopo Soares; Expedition to Aden and the Red sea; Offer of the Commander of Aden to surrender the city; Capture of Zeila; Treaty with the queen of Quilon; Attack on Ponda; Siege of Goa by the Adil Khan; Attack on Malacca by the ex- King; Portuguese expedition to China; Establishment of factories at Shangch’wan and Ni'^gpo; Expulsion of the Portuguese from China; Appointment of surveyor of the royal revenues in India; Treaty of peace with Siam” Eiogo Lopes de Seoueira appointed governor of In dia5 Treat-^^ with the x'.j.ng of Pegu; Capture of Rachol; Erection of forts at racem and Ternate; Unsuccessful a: ’:ack upon Diu; Rec ”_1 of Diogo Lopes de Sequelra pv332; X III - Dc'"i Duarte de Menezes assumes the government; Dabhol reduced to pay tr i bute; Relief of Chaul; Destruction of Sohar; Treaty with the king of Ormuz; Attack on Pacem by the king of Achin; Abandonment of Pacem by the Portuguese; Repulse of the Portuguese at Quang-Tung; Defeat of the king of Tidore; Dom Vasco da Gama appointed viceroy; Letter from the chamber of Goa to the king; Treaty with the king of Aden; Dom Duarte de Menezes sent home a prisoner; Death of Dom Vasco da Gama; Dom Henrique de Menezes appointed governor; Destruction of Coulete; Abandonment of the fort of Calicut; Attack on Bintam; Death of Dom Henrique de Menezes p.353; XIV - Lopo Vaz de Sampayo installed as governor; Revolt at Kalhat and Muscat; Attack on Tidore; Pero Mascarenhas proceeds to Goa to assume the government, but is imprisoned; Rival claims of Lopo Vaz de Sampayo - 11 - D.irvers, Fredrick Charles Contd, and Pero Mascarenhas to the Government; Expedition to the red sea^ Capture of Purakk Arrival of * ;r, Ovnjcj fi op-ho ‘'‘ord' of Thana irade tribut.:,ry to Por'Gugal; Tidore made tributary to Portugal; Sale of the Moluccas Islands to Portugal; Treaty of Sara gossa; Imprisonment of Lopo Vaz de Sampayo; Land revenue settlement of Goa; Banishment of Lopo Vaz de Sampayo to Africa p.380; XV - Departure of Nuno da Cunha for India; Attack on Mombassa; Arrival at Goa; Attack on Mangalore; Destruction of various towis; Treaty \i±th the king of Aden; Expedition against Diu; Capture of Daman, Gogo, and other towns; Erection of a fortress at Chaul; Capture of Bassein and other towns; Bassein made over to Portugal by treaty; Construction of a Fort at Diu; State of India; Treaty with Sunda; Conspiracies at Tornate; Death of the Adil Khan; ' A.ttack on Rachol; Capture of Repelim; Extension of Portuguese influence in Bengal; Troubles at Malacca; Eiscovery of Satigam; -Progress at Ternate; Expedition of a iMrkish fleet against Diu; Death of Nuno da Cunha p ^95; XVI - Arrival of Dom Garcia de Noronha as Viceroy; Siege cf Diu by the Turks; Attack on Bao.'^e?’^ w -'^he King of Cambay; Removal of the Remains of Dom Vasco da Gama to Lisbon; Assistance sent to the kinj of Ceylon; The k'\ng of Pegu assisted against the King of Burma; Treaty >n.th the Zamorin; DeaT:h of Dom Garcia de Noronha; Dom Estevao da Gama appo" ^ted viceroy; Trea'^' with the king of Porqua; Dofpn-:- Qf '-.vp ^■^ir.g of C'^o.^oy’ s forces; E^.pcdition to the red see; Suakim burnt; Arrival, at Suez; Enco unters with Pii-^tes; Tombs at Cal^ _jpluy robbed; Pori I ‘ ^ of ' iiffonso de Sousa as Governor; ^ Death of Dom Estevao da Gama p,o^31; Xyi-I. - Assumption of the government by Martim Affonso de Sousa; Expedition to Bhatkal A ■tLAssignment of the customs duties of Ormuz to the king of Portugal; Discovery of Japan; Invasion of ternate by Spaniards; Amboina taken possession of; Treaty regardirg Tidore and Ternate; Conspiracy against the Adil Khan; Arrival of Dom Joao de Castro as governor; Defeat of the Spaniards at Tidore; Unsuccessful attack on Gilolo; Attack on Diu by the king of Cambay; Treaty with the iidil Khan; Defeat of the Adil Khan's forces; Treaties with the king of Bisnaga and with king Iniza Moxa; Capture and destruction of Broach; Defeat of an Achinese fleet; Death of Dom Joao de Castro; Garcia de Sa appointed governor; Agreement with the queen of Bhatkal; War between Pegu and Sifun; Death of Garcia de Sa p A 6 0 ; Nuno da Cunha as Governor - Dcstruc - 12 - Danverse, Fredrick Charles Cpr^td_. XVIII - Jorge Cabral appointed governor; League against the king of Cochin, who is aided by the Portuguese; Return of Jorge Cabral to Portugal* Dorn iifionso de Noronha appointed governor; Insti tution of a Council to assist and advise the governor; Expedition to Bussora; Attack on Gilolo; Attack on Malacca” Disturbances in Ceylong; Capture of Muskat by the Turks; Defeat of the Turkish fleet» /j?rival of Luiz de Camoens in India; Treaty with the King of Pimienta; Appointed of Dorn Pero de Mascarenhas as Viceroy; Return of Dorn Affonso de Noronha to Idsbon; Death of Dom Pero de Mascarenhas, who is succeeded by JVancisco Barreto as governor; Meale Khan proclaimed king of Visapur; Ilsturbancos in Ceylon; Expedition to Sind; Destruction of Dabhol; Deposition of the Commander of Ternate; Francisco Barreto succeeded by Dom Constantino de Braganza as Viceroy p.^ 88; XIX - Death of King Joao I I I ; Arrival of Dom Constantino de Braganza in India; Caputre of Daman and Bulsar; Attack on Cannanore; Relief of Bohrein; Abandonment of Bulsar; Treaty with the Laccadivc Islanders; Sub jection 01 the king of Jafanapatam; The sacred tooth of Buddha- Death of Dom Diogo de Noronha; ilssumption of sovereign rights over Ternate; Retirement of Dom Constantino de Braganza; Appointment of Dom Francisco, Coutinho as viceroy; Treaty with the Zamorin; ilmboina ceded to Portugal; Seige of Colombo and Cotta; The Moluccas ceded to Portugal; Joao de Mendoca appointed governor; Commencement of the Malabar war; Dom Antonio de Noronha appointed viccroy; Attack on Cannoro; Attack on Colombo and Cotta by the Raju; Despatch of an Embassy to Constantinopole; Attack on Mangalore; Attack on Malacca by the Achinese; The caves of Salsette; Expulsion of the Portuguese from Jimboina; Death of Dom Antonio de Noronha; Return of Luiz do Camoens to Portugugal p.?11; XX - Dom Luiz de Ataide appointed viceroy; Differences with Rustum Khan» Caputre of the Stronghold of Parncl; Capture and abandonment of the fort of Barcelor; Expe dition against Cole and Sarceta; Capture of Onor and Barcelor; Destruction of towns on the Coast of Malabar; Attacks on Amboina and Ternate; Combination of powers against the Portuguese; Attack on Goa" Destruction of an Aahineso fleet; Attempt to murder the ;^ i l Khanj Siege of Onor; Siege of Onor; Siege of Chaul; Attack on Chale by the Zamorin; Abortive attempt against Malacca; Return of Dom Luiz de Ataide to Lisbon p.5^2 - 13 - Danvers, Fredrick Charles Contd Volume 2 - Chap. I - Formation of three government in the east; Arrival of Ai'tonio c '3 N-*rorha as Viceroy: Surrender of Cbale to the Zamorin; Daman 'threatened by the Mughal; Its relief and treaty with the l^tighal; Defence of Barcelor; Attack on Malacca by the King of Achin; Relief of Ternate; Deposition of Dom Antonio de Noronha, and appointment of Antonio Moniz Barreto as Governor; Renewed attack on Malacca by Achin and Japarra; Rial and execution of Dom Jorge de Castro; Critical position of the Portuguese in the ^bluccas; Loss of Ternate; Appointment of Francisco Barreto as Governor of ^fonomotapa; His death; Termination of the Portuguese government of Monomotapa; Ruy Lourenco de Tavora appoin ted Viceroy of India; His death on the voyage thither; Dom Diogo de Menezes succeeds him; Treachery of the Thanadar of Dabhol; Arrival of Dom Luiz de Ataide as Gcvcrnor; Death of king Dom Sebastiao; Dom Henrique succeeds him as king of Portugal; Expedition against Dabhol; Fernao telles de Menezes appointed Viccroy; Death of the Adil Khan; Sack of Muscat; Arrival of Dom Francisco Mascarenhas as Vioeroy; N.^,tive historian on the Portuguese in India p .1 ; II - Iritrigues of King Philip II of Spain to obtain adherents in Portugal; Victory of the Spanish arms at Alcantara; Subraission of Portugal to the king of Spainj Dom Francisco Mascar enhas viceroy of India; The Por-ouguese possessions in India swear fealty to King Philip; Destruction of towns on the coast of India; Appcarance of Mughal forces before Daman; Single combat bet\veen the Mughal General and a Portuguese officer; Attack on Sarceta; Rise of Raja Singha to power in Ceylon; Siege of Ormuz by the king of La,ra; The king of Ormuz assisted by the Portuguese; Capture of the fort of Xamel; Attack on Malacca by the king of A^hin- Departure of i\ntonio de Mello de Castro for India; Expedition against the king of Coles; Chale made tributary, and erection of a fort there; Destruction of Pagodas in the Island of Salsette; Catholic Churches wrecked; Revolution in Adil Khan’s dominions; Insurrection in Ceylon; Expe dition against the Kaik of Sanguicer; Appointment of Dom Duarte de Menezes as Viceroy p.3^; III - Expedi tion against the Naik of Sanguicer» Expedition against Ternate; Expedition by a Turkish force against Tauris, in Persia; incursion of Caffres into the Portuguese Territory of Mozam.bique» Capture of Verara by the Mughal; Weakness of Dom Duarte de Menezes; Expedition against Ponani; Erection of a Fort there; Defeat of Portuguese - 1^ - Danvors, "Hedrick Charles £pntd_._ by the Nia^uilus Capturo of Portug'^se vessels by a Turl'ish ship; Capture of GonsaT^ by the Turks: War bu Gwoen Tidore and 'I'ernaLe; /irnicabie agreemenc be'cwcen the Portuguese ojid king of Ternatc; Murder of the king of Ternate; Defeat of a Portuguese fleet by one of Johore; Defeat of the king of Angola; Suspension of diplomatic relations between England and Spain; Cap ture of the "San '^illippc” carrack by Sir Francis Drake; Capture of the "Madre de Dios” ; Portuguese expedition to East Africa; Erection of a Portuguese fort at Muscat; Hostilities by neighbouring chiefs against Malacca; Insurrection at A^hin; Attack on Malacca by the king of Johore» Unsuccessful attack by the Portuguese on Johore; Subsequent capture of the place; Attack by Raja Singha on Colombo^ Death of the Viceroy Dom rXiarte de Menezes p.5o; IV - Government of Manoel do Souza Coutinho; Attack on Mir Alibet and on the Moors of Mombassa; Caputre of Mir ALibetf Naval engagement \i±th Castamuza; Arrival of Mathias de Albuquerque at Goa us '^/iceroy; Great loss of vessels trading to India; PeT^secution of Christians in Ceylon; Attack on Cotimuz and capture of all his fleet; Cap ture 01 hariar; Treaty with the Zamorin; Engagements with Caff res at Tete and Send; Failure of an attack on the Muzimbas; The Muzimbas marcii against Melinde, but are aefeated; Attack on Chaui by Moors; Capture of th^ enemy's position bv the Portuguese; Revolt in Kandv, death of the kinr, and assumption of the lihronc by Dom Juan under the title oi vvjimaia Dharma” Ficti tious ’’dalada" or Sacred Tooth of "^uddha; Deposition of Don Jv.an in fc^-oir" o'"’ a;i.oen Catharina; Subsequent deieac of the Portuguese uy i>om Juan ana re sump cion by him of the throne” /irrival of Dom Luiz Coutinho at Goa with the "Bull of the Crusade” ; Engagement with an English fleet near the Azores; Loss of a rich Portuguese ship from China; Defeat of a Malabar fleet” Internal diss ensions of Colombo; Erection of a fort at Solor; Ere- cution of priest in Japa,n; Molestation of Portugues vessels by pirates from the port of Pudcputam or Kunhale; Joint attack by the Portuguese and Zamorin on Kunhale p ,8l ; V - Dom Fro,ncisco da Gama assumes office as vice roy; Subjection of the king of Orissa by the Mughal; Attack on the P -rtuguese by the king of Kandy; King Philip of Spain proclaimed king of Ceylon; Bequest by which the Sovereignty of the Island was made over to King Philip; Arrival of the Dutch in India; The causes and circumstances which led the Dutch to go to India; Preparations by the merchants of England for embarking in a direct trade with India; Early voyages of the English to India and Chj.na; Squadron fitted out against - 15 .. Danvers 5 I^^cdrick Charles Contd. the Zamorin and the RLrate Kunhalo; War with the king of Kandy; Engagements with Dutch vessels in the East ern seas; Joint expeditions by the Zamorin and the Portuguese against the Kunhale; Attack on the fort of Kunhale; Repulse of the combined forces by the Kunhale; Renewed attack on the fort; Surrender of the Kunhale; riis sentence and execution; Critical position of the Portuguese in Ceylon; Death of king P’-ilip; Fight between Portuguese and Dutch ships at St. Helena; ^ r i v a l of Ayres de Saldanha at Goa as viceroy; Return of Dorn Francisco da Gama to Lisbon p.9^; VI - Demon stration against the king of lafanapatam; Expulsion of the Dutch from Anboina and Sunda; The P Ttuguese obtain a position in Arakan; Carreer of Salvador Ribeiro de Sousa and of Jilippe de Brito-e-Nicote; Ca.pture of Siriam, and defence of that place against the king of Arakan” Filippe de Brito-e'-Nicote Proclaimed king; Expedition for the discovery of "Great Cathay” ; Preaching of the Catholic religion in China; Arrival of Dorn Martin Alonso de Castro at Goa as Viceroy; Hostility of the IXitch and natives in the Moluccas^ Expulsion of the Dutch from Ternate and Tidoro; Attack on Malacca by thG Dutch and soine neighbouring kings; Unsuccessful attack on /iCliin; /irrival of the Viceroy at Malacca; Destruction of a Portuguese fleet by the Diatch; Death of the Viceroy; He is succeeded by Dom F. Alexius de Menezcs as governor; Grant of the Silver mines of Monomotapa to the C'^own of Portugal; Attack on Mozam bique by the Dutch; Dom Joao Pereira Frojas, Conde de Feyra, appointed Viceroy; His deatli on the voyage to India; Andrew Furtardo de Mendoca succeeds as governor until relieved by Ruy Lourenco de Tavora as Viceroy; Siege of Siriam by the kings of Arakan and Taungu; Treaties of peace concluded with the kings of Taungu and Martaban; Career of Sebastiao Gonzales Tibao; Attack of the Mughal on Balna; Conquest of Kandy by Dcm Hj.erome de Azevedo; VJar with Chaul p. 122; VII - Arrival of Sir E, Mn.ddleton off Surat; His landing obstructed by the Portuguese; Capture of a Portuguese vessel by the English; Engagement between the English and Portuguese off Surat; Dispatch of reinforcements to Malacca; Dcm Hierome de Azevedo appointed Viceroy; Arrival of Antonio Pinto de Fonseca as "Visitor and proveditor of the forts in India"; Return of the Persian ambassador from Spain; Foral of - 16 - Danvers, Fredrick Charles Contd* Ceylon; The commander of the Fort Ccranja murdered by the M-ors; Siege of Af;ashi and Manora» Siriam besieged by the king of Ava and captured; Nicote made prisoner and impaled; Siege of Daman by the M-ghal; Attack on Bandel"by the Shah of Persia; Repulse of the Portuguese before Pore; Siege of Bassein and Manora; Defeat of the enemy; Advance of the Mughal against Daman; Repulse of the enemy; Dispatch of an Aiiibassador to the Adll. Khan; Cranganor atta.cked and relieved; Violent behaviour of the Portuguese in Ceylon; State of the Portuguese in Ceylon; State of the Portuguese at Mombassa; Prepara tion of a Portuguese fleet against the Dutch and Erglish; Engagement with the English off Swally; Defeat of the Portuguese; The Fort of Kamoran besieged by the Shah Abbas; Kamoran captured by the Persians; Disordered state of the internal affairs of the Portuguese in India; Appointments put up to Sale; Treaty v/ith the Mughal;, Spanish and Portuguese forces unite to drive out the Dutch; Fight with an Achincse fl^ct; Defeat of the Portuguese by a Dutch fleet off Ma.lacca; Treaty with king Choutia at Drjnan; Incursions into the terri tories of Kandy; The Viceroy sends aid to Tibao at Sindiva; Capture of Sundiva by the king of Arakan p .1^2; V III - Dispatch of a fleet to the north under Ruy Freire de Andrade; Relief of Cranganor; Imposture of Nicapeti in Ceylon» Nicapeti proclaimed emperor of Ceylon; The fort of Sofragan captured on behalf of the king of Kandy; Capitulation of the fort of Balane; Arrival of an Ambassador from Siam at Goa; Dispatch of a fleet from lisbon under Dom Manoel de Menezes; Fight \^T±th English vessels near ^4adagascar; Capture of Sohar* Ambassador from the king of Ava; Guerilla VJarfare in Ceylon; Treaty with the king of Pandar? Dis-patch of an E bassy to Persia; Uncertainty as to whether the Ambassador ever proceeded thither; Dispatch of an expedition of Madagascar; Arrival at Goa of Dom Joao Coutinho, Conde de Redondo, as Viceroy; Return to Lisbon aad imprisonment of Dom Hlerome de Azevedo; Vi.otory of the Portuguese aoms at Mangalor; Their repulse at Olala; Ambassador to the Mughal; Capture of a Portuguese ship by the English off the Cape of good hope; Destruction of native towns near Jambi; Victory of the Tartars in China; Dispatch of Portugueise troops to assist the emperor of China» Expedition in Ceylon aga,inst Madune; Defeat of Portuguese vessels by the Kunhale; Capture of the king of Jafanapatam; Death of the Conde de rtedondo; Ferdinao de Albuquerque appoin ted governor; Attack on the Portuguese at Jafanapatam; - 17 - Danvers, Fredrick Charles . Contd. Agreement between Abbas of Persia and the English; Attempt to captare Sir Robert ShirJ.ey; The English to be prevented trading \d.th Persia; Engagement between Portuguese and English fleets off Jask; Attack on Ormuz by combined English and Persian forces; Surrender of Ruy Ereire de Andrade to the English; Capture of Ormuz; State of Macao; Attack by the Dutch on Macao; Defeat of the Dutch p .182; IX - A-opointment of Dom Affonso de Noronha as Viceroy; Capture of Bahia by the Dutch; Death of Philip III of Spain; End of Truce with Holland; Dccay of Spanish Greatness; Appointment of Dom Francisco da Gama as Viceroy; Fight >/ith Dutch ships off Mozambique; Condition of the fortresses in India; Establishment of a one per cent consulate; Numbers of ecclesiastics in India; Blockade of Goa by English and Dutch vessels; Attempts to destroy the trade of the English and Dutch in India; Establishment of a place of trade at Buss ora; Fight with E’^>giish and Dutch vessels off Ormuz; Orphan girls sent to India to obtain Husbands; Letters of Marque issuod to private persons in India; Revenues absorbed by the maintenance of numerous priests; Limits placed on t'ac numbers of MoncLstic Institutions; Malacca reduced to a second rate dependency; Defeat of a Dutch fleet off Mocao; Return of the Conde de Vidigueira to Portugal; Defeat of the army of the king of Kandy; Siege of Malacca by the king of Achin; Defeat of the ik^hinese; Dom Michael de Noronha nominated Viceroy; Defeat of the Portuguese at Uva, Attack on Colombo b/ the king of Kandy; Establishment of a company of commerce; Objec tions to the E_.glish trading with India; Courr.en’s association; Attempt to recover Ormuz; Portuguese victories in Ceylon; Treaty with the king of Kandy; Arrogance of the Jesuts in India; Expulson of the Portuguese from B_ngal; Ch:.rter of an English ship for a voyage to China; Expeditions against Paliacate; Condition of India p.217; X - Arrival at Goa of Pedro da Silva as Viceroy; Engagements with Dutch vessels; . Critical condition of Malacca; Persecution of Christians in Japan° Voyage of captain Weddel to China; Sale of appointments in India; Srrious compe tition of the English in trade; Preparations by the Dutch to blockade Malacca, Ceylon, and Goa° Defeat of the Portuguese in Ceylon by Raja Singha; Capture of Baticaloa; Law against youths under thirteen years of age being sent to India; Critical condition of the Portuguese in India owing to want of funds; Blockade of Goa by a Dutch fleet; Death of Pedro da Silva; - 18 ~ Danvors, Fredrick Charles Contd. Assumption of tho Government by the i^rchbishop of Goa; Att^.ck on Malacca by Diitch and -^-hinose; Arrival of Joao da Silva Tello as Viceroy; The P'^rtuguese recover their Independence; Treaty between King Dorn Joao IV, and the United Provinces; Cr.ntinued attacks by the Dutch on the Portuguese possessions in India; Treaty of peace and commerce with King Charles I of England; Alliance by the king of Kandy with the Dutch; Capture of Batecaloa and Trincomale; Capture of the fort of N . .-^umbo; Capture of Galle» Recovery of Negumbo; Capture of Malacca by the Dutch; Refusal by the Dutch Commissioner to publish the Armistic in India; Defeat of the Dutch at Gallc; Recapture of Negumbo by the Dutch; State of India p.256; XI - Don Filippo Masca- renhas appointed Viceroy; The English and Dutch trade at G^a“ Publication of the T"r-.c.ty of June, 16^1, at Goa; Division of Certain lands in Ceylon between the Dutch and Portuguese; Embassy to Japan; Tho Portuguese Ambassador ordered to leave; Trade opened from Macao with the Tartars; Attemps to turn the native kings against the Dutch; Attack by the D„itch on Tuticorin; Genoese expedition to the East; Capture of Muscat by the iirabs; Expeditions by various nations against the Brazils; Trouble caused to P-rtugrO. by tho Parliamentary fleet; Decay of the Portuguese power in India- Death of the condo de Avoiras on his way to India; Dom Vasco MascEirenhas, Conde de Abidos appointed Viceroy; Capture of Cambolin by Shivappa Revolt, and deposition of the Viceroy; Dom Eraz de C stro assumes the Gcvnrn- ment; Engagement between the Dutch and English fleets off Sind; C ".pture of caliture from, the Dutch; March of the Adil Khan against Bardes and Goa; Attack on Colombo by the Dutch; Trea.ty of r'eace betx^oen the En.^rlish and Portuguese; T""caty with the Adil Khan; Ai"r.-:.val of D'^^. Rodrigo Lobo da Silvcira as Viceroy; Encounters with the Dutch and with Raja Singha in Ceylon; Surrender of K:\litura to the Dutch; Co.pture of Colombo by tho Dutch p,287; XII - Death of Dom Rodrigo Lobo da Silveira; Manoel Mascarcnhas Homem succeds him; C"^nr’o dc Villa Pouca de Aguiar a-n'pointed Vl.coroy” Capture of Tuticorin, Manar, and Jafanapatam by the Dutch; Occupation of Negapatam by the Dutch; Defeat of the Adil Khan’ s forces; Capture of Quilon and Cranganor by the Dutch; Repulse of the Dutch at Cochin; Antonio de Mello-e-Castro appointed Governor; - 19 - Dajivers, Frodrick Charles Contd. Capture of Cochin and Cannanore by the Dutch; Treaty of p^acv. betwoon the King of Portugal and the states; General; Cession of Bombay to King Charles II of England; Refusal by the Governor of Bombay to surrender the Island to the English; Protest by the Viceroy against the surrender of Bombay; Surrender of Bombay to the English and conditions of the same; Quarrels between the Portguese and English relative to Bombay p .319; X III - Joao Nunes da Cunha appointed Viceroy; His death; He is succeeded by the Conde de Lavradio; Treaty with the King of Kanara; Death of the Conde de Lavradio; Dom Pedro de ^^meida appointed Viceroy; His death; He is succeeded by Francisco do Tavora; Anjedica taken possession of by the Portuguese; Rise of the Mah- ratta power in India; Collision between the Mahrattas and Portuguese; Siege of Chaul; Return of Francisco de Tavora to Lisbon, and appointment of Dom Rodrigo da Costa to succeed him; His death; K is succeeded by Dom Miguel do Almeida; Treaty with the Bashaw of Bussora; Defeat of an Arab fleet off Surat; Death of Dom ^^Lguel de Almeida; Dom Pedro Antonio de Noronha appointed Viceroy; Despatch of an Ambassador to Persia; Treaty of pecu^e with the Zamorin; Establishment of a company of commerce; Treaty with the king of Sunda; Antonio Luiz Goncalves da Camera Coutinho appointed Viceroy; His death; Portu guese commerce destroyed by Corsairs; Caetano de Mello de Castro succeeds as Viceroy; Capture of Bicholim; Administration of Dom Rodrigo da Costa; He is succeeded by Vasco Fernandes Cesar de Menezes; war with the King of Kanara; Account of the Mughal eiupire; Engagement with -Irabs off Surat; Capitulations with the Governor of Bombay' Incursion of the Mahrattas into Salsette; Dom Luiz de MDnezes appointed Viceroy; Attack on Por- Patan; Capture of Ormuz by the Turks; Portuguese fleet sent to the Persian Gulf; Portuguese priests expelled from Bombay; Francisco Jose de Sampado-e-Castro appointed Viceroy; Combined attack on the Angria by the Portuguese and English; Death of the Viceroy, who is succeeded by Dom Luiz da Costa p .363; XIV - Nomination of Joao do Saldanha da Gama as Viceroy; Invasion of the Karnatic by the Peishwa; Advance of the Mahrattas in the North; Defence of Salsette by a united Portuguese and English - 20 - Danvers5 Fredrick Charles Contd. force; Attack on Manora; Treaty with the; Mahrattas; Trcachery of ^uigoria; Dorn Pedro Mascarenhas appointed Viceroy; Defeat of Portuguese by the Bounsulo; D iff erences between the Portuguese and Angria; Capture of Salsette by the Mahrattas; Siege of other Portuguese forts by the Mahrattas; Treaty of peace with Bagi Rao Pradane; Capture of Bassein by the Mahrattas; Capture of Karanja by Sumbhanji ^^gria; Attack on Chaul; Offer of Chaul to the English; Invasion of Bardes by the Bounsulo; Chaul handed over to the Mahrattas; Appoint ment of Dorn Luiz de Menezes as Viceroy; Defeat of the Mahrattas and recapture of certain forts; Death of the Viceroy; He is succeeded by Dorn Pedro Miguel de Almeida- e-Portugal» Recovery of more fortresses from the Mahra ttas; Capture of Alorna p .39?; ^ - Francisco de Assis, Marquez de Tavora, assumes the Government; Acco unt of the state of India; Administration of the Marquez de Tavora; His return to Portugal after handing over the Government to Dom Luiz Mascarenhas, Conde de Alva; Treaties with the Bounsulo and with the king of Sunda; Death of the Viceroy; India Governed by a commission until the arrival of Manoel de Saldanha de AibuquGrque, Conde da Ega, as Viceroy; War with the Bounsulo; Trea ties with the Bounsulo and with Balagi Bagi Rao; Occu pation of Janjira and Kansa by the English; Capture of Mandangor from the Mahrattas; Rise to power of Hyder Ali Khan; Decadence of tae Portuguese power in the East; Removal______L- of the seat of _ o Government______—______i_ _Lto mv Panjim;_____•• ____ Return of India; Death of Dom Joao Jose de Mello; Appointment of Dom Jose Pedro da Camara as captain; General of India; Census of Goa, Bardes, and Salsette; Return of Dom Jose Pedro da Camara to Lisbon; He is succeeded by Dom Frederico Guilhorme de Sousa; Treaty with the Pesi- shwa Madhow Rao” Capture of Bicholim .and Sanquelim from the Bounsulo; Capture of the Island of Sa,lsette by the English; Rebellion in Daman; Report on the state of Goa; Establishment of a department of agriculture; Dom Frederico Guiljerme de Sousa hands over the Government to Francisco da Cunha-e-Menezes, and returns to Portugal p .^22; XVI - Assumption of office by Francisco da Cunha Menezes; The fort of Piro made over to Tipu Sultan; Treaty with the Bounsulo; Occupation of Purnem by the Portuguese; Attack by the Raja of Kolhapur; Treaty with the king of Sunda; Capture of Piro from the Mahrattas; Defeat of Tipu Sultan and capture of Seri- ngapatam by the English; Destruction of the factories - 21 - Danvers, Fredrick Charles Contdo of the Portuguese, Banes, and French in Calicut; Ret urn of Franciscj da Cunha-e-Meneze. to Portugal; He is succeeded 7rancisc~- 'ntjiio da Veiga Cabral; Capture of the provinces of Ponda and Pumem; The French revolution; Close alliance between Napoleon and Tipu Sultan; Goa garrisoned by British troops; Appointment of Bernardo Jose de Lorena, Conde de Sarzedas, as eaptain-General^ /account of the Churches in Goa; Abolition of the tribunal of the inquisition in Goa; Dorn DLogo de Sousa, Conde de Rio Pardo, appointed Captain- General; Eisturbances in Portuguese India’; Deposition of the Conde de Rio Pardo; Appointment of Dorn Manoel da Camara to succeed him; His death; Dorn Manoel de Portugal-e-Castro appointed Governor; Restoration of the monarchy in Portugal; Appointment of Bernardo Peres da Silva as prefect in India; Fresh revolution; Expulsion of the prefect from Goa; Mil itary revolt in Goa; Simao infante de Laeerda, Bara,o de Sabrosa appointed Governor; Title changed to Governor- General; Death of the Barao de Sabrosa; Manoel Jose Mendes, Barao de Candal, appointed Governor-General; His death; Arrival of Francisco Xavier da Silva Pereira, Conde das Antas, as Governor-General; He is succeeded by Jose Ferreira Pestana; Macao and Timor made a separate government; Insur rection at Sawantwari; Arrival of Jose Joaquim Januario Lapa, Visconde de Villa-Nova de Ourem, as Governor-General; Encouragement of educa,tion in Goa; Antonio Cesar de Vascon- cellos Correia, Visconde de Torves Novas, succeeds as Gov ernor-General; Introduction of the electric telegraph into Goa; Ecclesiaotical Patronage in the East; The Visconde de Torres NoVas is succeeded by Jose Fnrreira Pestana; Aboli tion of the arsenal at Goa; Abolition of slavery in Port uguese dominions; Revised InJlian Tariff; Return of Jose Ferreira Pestana to Lisbon p.U^?; XVII - Janua,rio Carreia de Almeida appointed Governor-General; Military revolt in Goa; Joaquim Jose de Macedo e Conto appointed Governor- General; C-mmerical privileges at Surat; Anglo Portuguese treaty; Joao Tavares de Almeida succeeds to the Government; His death; ilntonio Sergio de Souza nominated Governor- General; His death; He is succeeded by Caetano Alexandre de Almaida e ^ilbuquerque; Harbour works at Marmagao; Railway from Marmagao to Hubli; Carlos Eugenio Correa da Silva appointed Governor-General; He is succeeded by Fran cisco Joaquim Ferreira'da A'O.ral; Augusto Cesar Cardoso de Carvalho appointed Governor-General; He is transferred to the Cape de Verde, and is succeeded in India by Vasco Guedes de Carvalho-e-Menezes; Termination of the Goa treaty; Francisco Maria, da Cunha appointed Governor-General He is succeeded by Francisco Teixeira da Silva; Raphael Jacome Lopes de Andrade appointed Governor-General pA?"! CLP - 22 - Danvers/ Fredrick Charles Report to the secretary of state for India in Council on the Portuguese records relating to East India, contained in the Archive da Torredo Tombo, and the public libraries at Lisbon and Evora/Fredrick Charles Tanvers. London, 1892, -ll+209p, SAB De Chunha/ Joseph Garson The Konkni language and 1iterature/joseph Garson De Chunha, Bombay, Goveimment Centre Press, 1881. -50p. GDP Desai/ Pandurang Bhimrao Goa, an integral part of Kamatak/Pandurang Bhimrao Desai. Mysore/ Director of Publicity Govt, of Mysore, 1965. -22p. Argues that Goa should become a district of Karnataka; gives geographical, historical and cultural facts, CLP D e s a i , s . S. Goa, Daman and Diu, Dadra and Nagar Haveli/s.s. Desai. New Delhi, Publications Division, 1976. -61p. ill., maps Contents : The land and the people p .1; History p.8; The economic scene p.25; People's institutions p.35; Social services p.39; Art and culture p.44; Places of interest p.54. CLP D^Souza, Bento Graciano Goan society in transition : A study in social change/Bento Graciano D'Souza. Bombay, Popular Prakashan, 1975. -8, 364p. Contents : Preface; Introduction p.l; Ecological and historical matrices of Goan society p .8; Nature of pre- Portuguese Goan society p .20; Conquest of Goa by the Portuguese p.84; Changes in the political system of Goan society under Portuguese rule p .102; Introduction of Christianity in Goan society p .119; Introduction of modem educational system in Goan society during Portuguese rule p .155; Changes in the economic system of Goan society under Portuguese rule p .175; Off shoots of Goan village communities p.200; - 23 - D^Soaza, Bento Graciano (C o n t d .) Dnergence of the new media of mass com-^.unications in Goan society under Portuguese rule p .218; Changes in the social sysiem of Goan society under PorLuguese rule p.241; Changes in the value system of Goan society under Portuguese rule p. 256; Goan freedom struggle and the liberation of Goa p .27 4; Some post liberation changes in Goan society p.306; Summary and conclusions p.33 8; Bibliography p.3 55; Index p.363, GDP De Souza, Robert Goa and the continent of circe/Robert de Souza. Bombay, Wilco Pub. House, 1973. -215p. Contents : Chap. I. Introductoryp.; motives, Nirad C. Chudhuri’s charges against the Goan p .1; II. Communal discrimination and co-existence in India, p .17; III. Culture : Indian and Goan p.32; IV. Race, caste and half caste p.42; V, Genetic admixture p. 56; VI. Glimpse of early histoiry of Goa the Goan race p.71; VII. The Luse Indians p.96; VIII. Political consciousness among the Goans p .103; IX. Loyalties p.120; X. Infamia Goan womenfolk in Bombay p. 129; XI. History of the Goan emigration p. 141; XII. Prominent Goans in British India p.166; XIII. English spoken and written of the Goans and of the "The continent of Crice" Literacy critisim in general and of the continent of crice p .173; XIV. Pl~ce for the Goans p .184; XV. Prosnectivr effccts of N, Chcudhuri's "The continent of crice" p .194; Glossary p. 211; bibliography p. 213. CLP De Souza, Teotonio R. Medieval Goa ; A socio-economic history/Teotonio R. De Souza. New Delhi, Concept Publishing Company, 1979. - 315p . Contents : Foreword p. 7; Preface p.91; Acknowledgements p. 13; Maps and diagram p. 16; Abbreviations p. 17; - 2^ - De Souza/ Teotonio R. (Contd.) Rivals and neighbours p .19; Tart I. Rural economy and corporate life; The Goen rural heritage p,51; Agrarian organization and praxis p«69; Rural social life p.91; II, Urban economy and municipal organization; Urban topograohy and demography p .109; Municipal organizatir^n and policies p. 132; Urban economic life p .152; Overview and preview p .184; Bibliographical essay p.188; Appendices p.215; Glossary p.288; Bibliography p.294; Index p.310. BUT Disney^ h.R. Twilight of the pepper empire : Portuguese tra^'’e in south west India in the early seventeenth century/A.R. Disney, LorTdon, Harvard University Press, 1978- -7 + 222p. Contents : Treface p. 5; The '"ortuguese in Kanara and Malabar p. 1; Goa and, Portuguese trade p. 16; The structure of the pepper tra^'^e p. 30; Crisis in the early seventeenth century p.50; A company conceived p.71; The c.ompany b o m p. 86 ; The Goa Lisbon trade under company administration p .101; Company shipping p .123; Failure and compromise p .137; Appendixes p .159; Notes p. 179; Glossary p. 199; Bibliography p. 201; Index p.213. BUP Dr. T, ET.Cunba Memorial Committee - Bombay. Goa's freedom struggle/T.3. Cunha Memorial Committee Bombay. 1961. -55Ip. Contents s Message from J. Nehru, Prime Minister of In^^ia; Treface, Biographical note p. 1; Tart I. Pamphlets p.3; II. Press articles; Sect. I. The Goa problems and its solution p.303; II. Salazar and pr6;^ngenaii p. 399; III. Salazar and Vatican p. 473; IV. Jesuits, foreign missioniaries and their anti- Indian propaganda p. 4 85; V. Miscellaneous articles and notes p. 523; /Appendix; Portuguese fanaticism judgement delivered by M.C. Chagla in the "Penationalization off Goans” case) p.547. GDP - 25 - - E - ESteves, Sarto Goa and its future/sarto Esteves. Bombay, Mantakal, 1966. -7 + 140p. map. Contents ; Preface; Nature and geographical location p .1; Goa from ancient times p.6; Goa under the Portuguese p.11; The mother tongue of the ^oan p.20; Culture and customs p.30; Resources and economic viability p.60; Goa and Goans since 19 47 p.03; Liberation and after p.90; Goans and politics p,96; Union territories act and election s p. 101; I^ntanomy p. 109; Index p. 141. CLP _ F « Fernandes/ Newman I.P. St. Francis Xavier and old Goa (A historic guide)/l.P. Nev/man Fernandes. Panaji-Goa, 1974. -50p.; plates. Contents : St. Francis Xavier 1500-1552 46 years at a glance p.l; Tomb of St. Francis Xavier p.4; Old Goa; Ol--'’’ Goa yester^'^'ay p. 13; Old Goa today historical monuments p .15; The paintings and gilt wood work p.45 GDP - 26 - George, ragrio The Goa case/Evagrio George, New Delhi National Campaign committee for Gca/ 1961. -32p. Contents : Introductory note by Aruna Asaf Ali p .1; The Goa case p .1; im . Ghantkar, Gajanana An introf^uction to Goan Marathi records in Halakannada script/Gajanana Ghantkar Panji-Goa, Srinivas S.B. Caculo Margao - Goa, 1973. ~94p, ill. 0 Foreword; Introduction p.1; Notes p.8; Texts; Sec. 1. Records of the old conquest p .11; 2. Records of the nev7 conquest p.65; 3. Political correspondence p.75; 4. Domestic correspondence p.79; Appendix p.84; Glossary p. 87; Errata p.94. CLP Goa, Daman 6c Diu, Director of Census Operations, Panaji Census of Ir'dia 1971 series 28. Part I-A. General report/ S .r-andhe. r B ^ l h i, G o n tro llcr o f p u b l ic a t io n , 1977 • -222p, Contents : Preface p.iii; Introductory p.i; Appenc X p.ii; Size dist.j’ibution an^ density of population p.49; Growth rate or population p.65; Rural and Urben population p.83; Sex ratio and age -tmct’jrG P^103; Literacy and education p. 119; Ps£iija-c.n p .143; Schedule caste schedule tribes p. 157; Distribution of population by main activity p .171; Conclusion p.207; Statements p .1; Maps graphs and diagrams* CLP Goa, Daman & Diu, Director of Census Operations, Panaji Census of India 1971 series 28, Part I~B. .General report/ 'S.K.Gandhe'." Delhi, Gonlroiia^^r of pu^lic^ion, 1^79- Contents : Age & marital status p.3; Educational levels p.25; Mot||fer tongue p.56; Migration p.67; Workers and non workers p .101; statements p.5; Maps and charts. CLP - 27 - Goa, Daman Sc Diu, Director of Census Operations Panaji census of India. 1971/ S e n x e s 2 8 , Part II -A. General popula;fcion tables/S.K.Gandhi. Delhi, Controller of T)ab3-ication, 197^* - 1^^‘P* Contents : Introciuction p.iii; Area, houses and populetion p,9; Decadal variation in population since 1500 p.33; Villages classified by population p. 45; Towns and urban agglomerations classified by population 1971 with variation since 19 50 p .55; Standard urban area p.65; Primary census abstract p.73; J^nexture p.101; Maps, CLP Goa Daman & Diu, Director of C:msus Operations, Panaji Census of India. 1971, series 28, Part IV. Housing reports and tables/S.K.G-\rdFie. -Delhi, Co'-troller^ of poblicatlon, 197V . -287p. {Cciksnh of India I 9 7 I) Contents : Introductory p. 287; Uses to which census houses are put p. 291; Material of wall and roof of houses p .299; Households and number of rooms occupied p.313; Tenure status p.3 21; Subsidiary tables; r rhotography p .3 25. CLP Goa Dc.men £•; Diu, Director of Census Operations, Panaji Census of I: dia 1971 Series 28 Part IX Census atlas/S .K.Gandhe, Delhi j Controller of rublication, 1978. -178p. Contents r Foreword; Treface p.iii; Map p.v; I orientation; Administrative division p. 13 ; Changes in administrative boundary p .14; II. Physiography Annual rainfall p .17; Annual temperature p .18; III. Demographic structure and trends; Distribution density and growth character p .21; Sex and age structure p.25; Urbanisation p.44; IV. Economic aspects; /igriculture p. 53; Pooulation employed in cultivation, forestry, fishing, hunting and plantation, orchards and other activities p.72; Population employed in manufacturing processing servicing and repairs p.77; Electricity p .84; Transport and communication, p. 85; Tra^'^’e end commerce p. 87; V. Social and cultural aspects; Castes and tribes p.91; Religion p.93; Housing p.94; Health p.99; Explanatory notes p. 105. CLP - 28 - Goa, Daman & Diu District, Director of Census operation, Panaji Census of Jnr’ia 1971, District census Hand B 'ok/SX'Gafidhe. Panaji, Governrnent Printing Press, 1972. -279p. Contents ; Preface p.i; Figures et a glance p.iii; Tart A. Town and village (directory; Introductory note to part A of the district census hand book p. 1; I. Background- II. Brief history of census in India - III. Urban areas -IV. Urban agglomeration - V. Standard urban areas - VI. Town director - VII. Village directory its contents and brief analysis of data. Town directory and its anpendices. Statement I. Status grown and functional catagory of town p. 20; II, ^h^;sical aspect p.22; III. Municipal finance 1968-69 p.24; IV. Civil and other amenities 1969 p.25; V. Medical educational cultural facilities in 1969 p.26; VI. Trade commerce industry and banking 1969 p.30; VII. Population by religion and schedule caste anr'^ schedule tribes 1971 p. 32; J^ -^pendix I to III p. 34; Village director of district of Goa Daman & Diu Goa district p. 3 8; Daman p. 88; Diu p.92; .Appendix TV Talukawise abstract of educational medical and other ameninties p.94; V. (a) Schedule castes classified by literate and illiterate p.96; (b) Tribes classified by literate and illiterate p .110; VI. Distribution of population by sex religion, mral/urban category of Goa, Daman & Diu. 1960 ane' 1971 census. Part 13« Village and townwise primary census abstract p. 127; Appendix p.238; Maps. CLP Goa, Daman £< Diu District, lirector of Census Operation, Panaji Census of India 1971, Saries 2 , Goa, Daman & Diu : A' p c r t r a it of population/S.iv,Glrdfec i -3'r'l86p; • map, charts, figs, tabs. Contents : Preface; Chap. I. Introduction p.1; II. How many are we? How are we distributed and by how much are our numbers growing? p.13; III. Village dwellers and town dwellers p. 43; IV. Are the number of men and women balanced? How old are we? p. 65; V. How many of us can read and write p. 89; VI. The religions we follow p.Ill; VII. Scheduled castes and tribes p. 125; VIII. Our main activities p. 147; Ix. Summing up *p. 177. CDP Goa, Daman and GLu ; Finance Department Budget papers/Finance Department of Goa Daman and DLu. Panaji (Goa), 1962= , SLP - 29 - Goa, Daman and Diu s Legislative Department Reports/legislature Department of Government of Goa, Daman and Diu. Vol. I to XVTII (196^-1980) SLP Goa, Daman and Diu, Superintendent of Census Operation Panaji, Census of India I96I, Vol. XXVII Part II-A 1 General population tables/J.C. Almeida. Delhi Controller Publication, I 91U-. - 1^9p» Contents ; Introduction p.1; A«-I. Area, house and population p.27; A-II. Variation in population during sixty years p.^?; A-III. Village classified by popu lation p.5'j A-IV. Towns and towns groups classified by population in I 960 with variation since 190O p*5^9; Primary census abstract p .67; Annexures p.117 CLP Goa, Department of Information and Tourism (publication unit) Goa, Daman & Diu : A reference annual/Department of Information and Tourism, Panaji, 196^ . - 123p. Contents : Structure of democracy p .1 ; Administra tion p .7 “^ Agriculture p. 11; Animal husbandry p .1 7 ‘, Forests p.23; fisheries p.25; Education p. 29; Adult education and social welfare p.35; Medical and public health services p«37; Industry p .^2; Mining p .^9; P’.'.blic works p .53 5 Power p .59; Community development and co-operation p .65; Labour and employment p .70; Land reforms p .75; Trade p.7B; Civil supplies and housing p .8l ; Ar'chives and Archaeology p .8 3 ; Information and tourism p .8 7 ; Summary of draft plan p.93; Appendices p.99; Tables p.119 CLP Goa freedom publications - Nehru ,on Goa/Goa Freedom Publications, New Delhi. - ^2p. Contents : Introduction; Idttie Goa offers its own problems p*1; It is of our organic essence all forms of colonialism p#9 ; ^ test for all nations p*5; Peaceful liberation of Goa d.6; NATO and Goa p . 1^5 They are there because we are patient p . 13 - 30 - Goa froedom •... Contd. Goans scntoncod p .1^; Goa must bocome part of Ir^di?^n union p .l5 ; The Pope agreed that it is not a religious issue p . 16; Portuguese treaty with BritrAn p. 17; NATO and the treaties with Britain p . 19; Before and after messacre of 1955“33 - We won’ t impose ourselves on Goa p .37; The Portuguese should quit p .38; A picture of I 6th century p .^0 ; On Soviet leader’ s statements pAl; On Dulle’ s statement p.^2o CLP Goa Institute for Historical & Cultural Research Colloquium - Semi - annual research journal/Ed.(by) P.P. Shirodkar. Goa Institute for Historical & Cultural Research for the Institute. I978. The research journal is devoted to historical & cultural research of Goa, Daman & Diu. CL? The Goa Lca-e, London Report of the new administration on the conditions in -igar Haveli and Dadra before and af cer libera tion from Portuguese colonisaciun/The Go a. League. London, 1957* - 3^p« Cc^itonts ; Preface; Introduction geographical position, Portuguese occupation, the treaty, B30- nomic and Social conditions tov/ards liberation new administration p.1 ; Social and Economic develop- ■ ment, Introductionj Education, Public health services, land reforms5 postal services, agriculture and animo.l husbandary roa.ds forests abkari cultural centre the future Appendix p.17 - 31 - G une, VoT. A ncient "-brines of Goa : A r'ictorial survey/v.T. Gune. Panaji, Dcpar of Xafunnation Goa^ Daman and DiU/ j. 1964. -26p. 72 plates. Rctr.-jpect Pel; Bibliography p.26; Pictorial survey olates p.l; CLP Gune, V .T , /Vssentos do conselho da fazenda (Proceedings of the revenue Council at Goa) (1613-162l)/v.T. Gune. Pnnaji Govc'i^ent Printing Press, 1979. -3+ 125p. Contents ; Introduction p .1; Table of contents in english of documents in Portuguese p.l; Documents in Portuguese p.l; Footnotes p.99; Index p.111. CLP Gune, V .T . Assentos do conselho do estado (Proceedings of the state Council at Goa) supplementary series. Vol. 1 Part 1- A detailed subject index and table of contents in brief. Vol. 1 to 5 (1618-r750 A.D.) in english/v.T. Gune, •"anaji - Goa. 1972. -30, 140p. Contents : Foreword p. 5; '^reface p.7; ‘introduction p-11 ■ ria.'^o r^r-r.Qs p. 15; Bibl iogra’^hy p. 19; A detailed subject index to assentos do conselho do estado, Vols. 1 to 5 (161& 1750) p.l; Vol. 1, 1618-1633 p.l; Vol, 2, 153 4-1643 n,19; Vole 3, 1644-1658 p.51; Vol. 4, 1659-1695 p.92; Vol. 5, 1696-1750 p.119; E rrata. CLP Gune, V .T . Gazetteer of the Union Territory Goa, Daman and Diu/ V.T. Gune, Panaji Goa, 1979. -3 pits.; m aps; p lates. Contents : Preface, Acknowledgements, General Introduction p.11; Chap. I. General p.l; II. History p.57; III. People p.207; IV. Agriculture and irrigation p.273; V. Industries p.323; VI. Banking trade and commerce p.377; VII. Communications p.421; l-- ' ■ - 32 - Gune, V.T. (Contd. ) VIII. Miscellaneous occupations p.455; IX. Economic trenf^s p. 479; X. General administration p. 539; XI. Revenue administration p. 547; XII. Law, or'^er and justice p.571; XIII. Other departments p.597; XIV. Local self Government p.655; XV* Education and Culture p.6 87; XVI. Medical and public health services p.711; XVII. Other social services p.735; XVIII. Public life and voluntary social services p.747; XIX. a law of interest p.765; A^nendices-Directory of villages and towns p.941; Index p .1009; rlates-Goa Daman and Diu; Abbreviations; Select bibliography. CLP Gune, V .T . Gazetteer of the Union Territory, Goa, Daman a n d D i u / V.T, Gune, Panaji-Goa, 1979. -3pt. maps; plates Contents : Chapter p.1; Chapter headings same as of Goa p.l; Appendices p.125; Directory of villages and towns p. 129; In^^ex p. 13 5. CLP Gune, V .T . Gazetteer of the Union Territory, Goa, Daman and Diu/ V.T. Gune, Panaji Goa, 1979. -3pts; maps; i^lates. Contents : Chapter 1 p ,1; Chapter headings same as of Goa p.l; Appendices p.113; Index p.123. CLP Gune, V .T , ii guide to the collections of records from the Goa Archives, TanaJl/v.T. Gune, Panf,ji, iH.'storlc3al Archives Cf Goa, 1973. -10,+ 73p. Contents : Foreword; Introductory; Main political events (1498-1961) p.l; The developnent of the adminis trative institutions of the Portuguese state of India (Estado da India Portuguese) and their records p .5; Description of collections of records p .35; Alphabetical index to the collections of records in the historical archives of Goa p.43; A list of treatise agreement etc., published in the "Boletim do Govemo" p. 57; The development of the Portuguese central administrative institutions for their overseas possessions and their archives in Portugal p .62; Abbreviations and reference notes p.69. CLP - 33 - Gune, V.T. An outline of the administrative institutions of the Portuguese territories in India and the growth of their central archives at Goa - I 6th to 19th century A.D./V.T. Gune. (Reprinted from Studies in Indian History, A,G. Pawar, Felicitations volume ) 1968. -Ifi+9ip. GDP - H - History and administration of Dharampur State (Prant Ramnagar) from 1262 to 1937/p^blished by President State Council Dharampur (Dist. Surat), 1937* - ?6p. i l l , maps. Contents ; Chap. I - Geographical introduction p.1; II - Ancient history p,8 ; I II - The new capital p.20; IV - The modem period p.36; V - The modern period (contd.) his highness Maharana Vijayadevi p.^ 6; VI - The modern period (contd.) his highness Maharana Vijayadevji p .66; VII - Admini stration p •76 GPC Illustrated Guide to Goa/Panaji, Singbal Book Department. Ccntents : Publisher’s note p.1; Introduction p.5; People p.7; Country p .8 ; Commerce p.10; Capital ~ 3 ^ - Illus trated Guide... Contd. p .11; Cabo p*27; jrom Pangim to old Goa p .28; Old Goa in its present state p .32; Other interesting places in Goa p.^ 6 ; The city of Goa p .50; Margao p .52; Marmagoa harbour p .53; Vasco da Gama p . 55; Mapuca p,555 Ponda p .57; Sanvordem p .59; Rachol p.59; Valpoi p.6o; Hindu temples of Goa p .60; Harvalem and Duhsagar p .6^; Travelling conveniences : Landways of Goa p .66; The railway in Goa p.72; The waterv/ays in Goa p .72; The springs of Goa p.75; Forts & fortresses p.78; Grottos and under ground temples p .79; Periodicals in Goa p .8o CLP India. . Ministry of External Affairs Government of India New Delhi, Goa and the charter of United NationsAtLnistry of External iiffairs. New Delhi, i960. - 25p. map. Contents : Paragraphs ; ^^om colonies to provinces Portugal’ s provinces, fundamental freedom in Portugal, special statute for Goa, alternative open to colonial people, different pattern of legislation for colonics, political satatute 1955 “ Geography religion customs, cultural influences the ’’assimilados" and discrimi nation bid for freedom nationalist movement liberation of Dadra and Nagar Aveli Satyagraha 1955 Goa and the factors a travesty of truck appendix. MEA Sub. Natirtinl Systems Untt, N'ltionil Institute of Educational Pi nning and Aministration 17-B,SnAurbmdo ]SjMg,J^\jDelhi-11001€ DOC. No.*. “ 35 - International Courts of Justice Pleadings oral arguments documents. Case concerning riglit of passage i^ver Indian Territory (Portugal v« India}/ International Court of Justice, Pleadings, oral arguments/ documents* Volume 1« /yoplication memorial preliminary objection, observations", the Hague. 1960. -3 5+ 802p. (General list Mo. 3 2 judgement of 26 November 1957 and 12 April 19 60 sales no. 243). Contents : Part A. Application (of Portugal) p.1; B. Pleadings; Memoir of the government of republic of Portugal p. 11; Annextury (r''ocuments) p.34; Map of Daman; Preliminary objection of Government of India p.97; Map of part o f state o f Bombay (not pro^-'uced), map o f Nagar Havel i and surrounding Inr^ian r^istrict; Annextury p .190; Maratha period (1774-1818) p.224; British period (1818-19 47) p .29 5; Post British period (1947 upto date) p.538; Obervation of the government of Portugal p.565r 4. Counter-memorial of the’GovT'mment of India the Geographical and general facts Historical facts analysis of the Portuguese claims presumption against restrictions upon the exercise of territorial soverignty absence of any restrictions on sovereignty with regard to right of passage Maratha period treaty local custom British period the impact of the passage claimed conclusion etc. p.5; Maps of Bombay state. Daman Nagar Haveli annextury p.158; 5. Reply of Portugal p.397; Annextury (Documents) p.5 80; 6. Rejoinder of the Government of India; Introduction p.1; Part 1. The historical facts p.7; The Maratha period p.7; The British period p.147; The post independence period p. 211; 2. The right claimed by Portugal p.255; 3. The law appli cable to the Portuguese claim p.266; 4. The alleged Portuguej right of transit is not exercisable in the circumstances of the insurrection p.289; 5. Conclusions p.310; Annextury to the rejoinder of the Government of India (Documents); Maratha period p .312; British period p.505; Post independence period p.609. A. Oral arguments concerning preliminary objection 23 Sept. to 11 Oct. 19 57 and 26 Novembter 19 57- Minutes 4-27 5; B. Oral arguments concerning the merits of the case, 21st September to 6 November, 1959 minutes 276-868. ADP International Court of Justice Reports of judgements advisory opinions and orders. Case concerning right of passage over Indian territory (Portugal V. India) I.C.J. pleadings. Merits judgement of 12 April 1960 the english text of the judgement reproduced by ministry of external affairs. Government of India, New Delhi 1960 p .13^ MBA - 36 - - J - Jorge, Evcigrio Goa*s awaikening reminiscences of 1946 civil r’isober!ience mov€2ment/Evagrio Jorge. Tenajd, 1197^1 • (Goan revolution day) Silver Jubillee celebrations) 90p. Contents : Forev/ord; Chap. I. The 18th June 1946 p. 1; II. On the eve of the 18th June p.8; IIIc The 19th June p*13; IV- The end of june p.17; V, The first fortnight of July p.23; VI, Our visit to Bombay p.26; VII. Visit to Gandhi at Panchagani p.31; VIIIc A discussion on teachings of chirst p. 35; IX. Gr-ndhiji's opinion p. 39; X. Our return to Goa p. 42; XI., Famous court trials p. 45; XII. Trial of Kako^'’kar p»50; XIII. The conference of Lon-^'^a p. 54; XIV. The second visit of Lohia p.57; XV. The fighting committes p.60; XVI. The arrest of J.I. De Loyla p.65; XVII. Preparation for satyagraha p.69; XVIII. The Satyagraha at cuncolim p.74; XIX. Fran the lock up to the gaol p. 79; XX. Epilogue p.02; Appendix p.85. CLP - K - Katre, Sumitra Mangerh Formation of Konkni-Poona/Sumitra Mangesh Katre. roona, Deccan College Postgraduate Research Institute, 1966. - 12, 183p. CLP Kol, Joaquim Jose Cicilia A general statistical and historical report on Portuguese India/joaquim J~se Cicilia Kol (attached to Memoir of Sav/ant waree state by W. Courtney and J.W. .Auld selection from the records of Bombay government new series No. 10. 1 8 5 5 ). Contents ; Statistics of the old and new conqiaests-Classified divisions of each district with assessment of taxes paid by each village and its distance from the sudder p.3; - 37 - Kol/ Joawuim Jose Cicilia (Contd.) Census of the districts comprised in the Portuguese possession in India taken in the year 1848 p.3 25; Account of the extinct contents in 1835 their foundation, edifices, funds a n d rents p.338; Distance in polymetrical table p.3 39; Quality of soil p.340; Mountains Eivers Ports Winds Inhabitants languages religion houses^ Population and law average of births marriages human vigour agricultural products forests reptiles Goan birds manufactures external commerce internal commerce imnorts p .341; Treaties, agreements between great Britain and Portugal 1661 to 1850 p.3 47. SAB Kunte, B.C. Source material for a history of the freedom movement : Goa freedom struggle vis-a-vis Maharashtra 1946-1960/ B,G. Kunte. Gazetteer Department Bombay, 19 7 8. -3, 2 84 lOOp., V. 8, 2pts. Preface 1 to 3. (Documents collected from the Maharashtra Government R e c o r d s ). GDP - M - Mankekar, D. The Goa action Bombay* Popular Book Depot, 1962, 51p, Gives brief account of the action of liberation of Goa, 18th, 19th December -1961, W f Mascarenhas, Lambart Goa freedom struggle/Mambart Mascarenhas, freedom fighter's Association, ?anaji-Goa. 1972. -81p, Contents ; Preface p.l; Freedom fighters association p.3; - 38 - Masccrrenhc':.s>- L/embart (C o n t d . ) Role of honour p.7; Chronology p.8; Freedom movement down the years p .17; National congress (Goa) p.27; The Goa liberation Council p.31; The Azad Gomantak Dal p. 37; When Jifrican and Goan came together p. 44; The verdict of the Hague Court p. 47; Nehru and Goa p. 52; The Afro-Asian solidarity movement p .59; The Goan people’s Party p»62; The Goa liberation army p.64; The quit Goa organization p.68; The territorial military court p*70; CLP Mascarenhasy Lambart St. Francis Xavier exposition number/Lambart Mascarenhas. Goa today/ November 1974, Tanaji-Goa-1974, -60p. ill. Contents : Editorial comment p.6; St. Francis Xavier- his life and death the Basilica of Bon Jesus Churches of the Goa arch^iocess is St. Francis’s body miraculously preserved? The apostle of the orient what man was he? Old Goa and its religious monuments ancient history of Goa fasi^n oul-^iircs fi.rst visit to Goa matter of factly generally speaking "^ortugal revisited short story the coconut tree' curse religion and secularism p.7. CLP Menezes, Juliao Freedom struggle/juliao Menezes. Bombay, 1947. -126p. Contents : A word in preface; h glimpse into Gomantak’s history p .1; Background of Gomantak's freedom struggle p. 10; Cross and sworr"^ of Portuguese imperialists p. 24; chronicle of events p. 40; The Goan political scene p. 108; B r it is h suppc^rt to S c l a z a r ’ s fascism p. 121. CLP Me non 5 K. Portuguese pockets in India/K. Menon. New Delhi, 1953* - 80p. map, ill, pamphlet. Contents ; Gives history of the rise and fall of the Portuguese power in India, the circumstances that led to the occupation and retention of Goa, Daman and Eiu and an account of the conditions then prevailing in these areas - 39 - Moraes, George M. The Kadamba Kul a/George iM. Moraes» Bombay/ B. X. Furtado and '^931 , -i6 -^.SOA-o^ J.ll, mapS/ pedigrees. Contents : Prefac p. 7; Introductir \ p.9; Contents p. 11;'~ T11,1.1 strations p. 14; Maps p. 15; Pedigree p. 15; BibliograiDhy p«l6; Part I. Historical introciuction p. 1; Chap. I. Pre-Kadainba history of Kuntala p. 3 ;jl. Origin of the~Kadainba Dynasty p.7;]IE-The early Kadambas p. 13; IV. Dsr..aveji under foreign domination p.73;¥ The Kadambas of Hangai p.91;'VIoThe Kadambas of Goa p. 165; \~II« MinGr Kadamba dvnasties p, 217 ;VDLIntemal history d .2 4 5 ; I X . Kadamba geography p. 319; Appendix p.377 CLP - N - Nambiar, O.K. The Kunjalis : Admiral of Calicut/o.K. Narnbirir. Bangalore, Bombay-, r.Lia ; 1963 (F ir s t p-ub".iLhed -undei Lhc •; itle s Portuguese pirates and Indian seamen 1955) Second revised and enlarged edition 1963. -10 + 155p.; maps, ill. Contents : Preface p. 7; Introductory p. 1; Ihe quest p.3; Calicut p.14; Fepoer poiotic s po 19; A tale of tv70 cities p. 28; Piracy p.35; Pacheco's defence „f Cochin -0,43? St .11 they come jj«“i 6; A milanese spy in Calicut p.49; The b a t t le of cannonore p. 54; Cartaz p. 5"^; The battle of chi.we p*6C; Cutinho’s comm and o ^ s 6 5 ; T roubl ed wate rs p . 69 ; “Ihe exploits of capcaiii Kutti /!kli p«76; Indian seamen in Ceyicn p. 81; The Indo-Egyptian axis p . 9 7 ; The doom of the dons p .107; The fall of Icatta p. 116; A triumph p. 135 sequal p,142; Names cf descriptions of vessels p .147; B ibliography p, 149; Index D .151, CLP Nunes, Judilia The iron”"’rnt? in rid Goa/Judilia Nunes, Delhi,. Agam Kala Prakashan. 1979. -16 + 128p. Contents Preface; p.' c.ication p. 5; Preface -Do7; - ^0 - ISIunes, Judil5_a (e o n t d . ) Acknovjledgeinents p. 8; List of illustrations p. 11; List of plates p .13; General background p .17; Art in relation to old Goa p. 25; Monuments p. 33; Church of our lady of rosary p.33; Chapel of st. Anthony p.41; Chapel of St. Catherine p*44; See cathedral of Goa p.49; Archiepiscopal palace p.62; The senate house p.62; Palace of inquisition p.62; Church of st, Francis Assisi p.64; Church and contents of the /^ustinians p.74; Church and content of st. John of God p .80; Church and convent of st. Monica p .82; The minor basilica of good Jesus p.88; Church and convent of st. Cajetan p.102; Church and college of st. Paul p .110; The arch of Viceroys p .112; The arch of immaculate conception p .115; References p.116; Bibliography p. 119; Index p. 121- CLP - P - Pattee^ Richard Portugal and the Portuguese v/orid/Richard Pattee, the Bruce Publishing Company, Milv/aukee. 1957. -3 50p. ; map. Contents ; Introduction p.5; Lusitania • The land p.l; How poiLa<^ai came to be p. 15; The path of empire : Portu guese expansion beyond the seas p.75; Stress and strain ; The decline from greatness p .129; Th„ national revolution antonic Oliveira salazar/ the man p .196; Salazar and the Estado Novo : Corporativism p .213; Portugal and the empire : A contemporary survey p. 238; Goa, Portugal, and Nehru p. 263; Portugal and its place in the world p, 296; Church, State, and religion p.315; Bibliography p.330; Index p.347. HJP Pearson, M.N. Coastal western India/M.N. Pearson. New Delhi : Concept. 1981. -28, 148p.; maps. Contents ; Introduction p.7; Preface p.9; Acknowled gements p.27; List of abbreviations used in the foomotes p.31; - - Pearson, M.N. (Contd, ) The Goa archives a. 5 Indian history p. 1; Corruption and corsairs in sixteenth-century Western India : A functional analysis p .18; The crowd in Portuguese India p.41; The Port City of Goa : Policy and practice in the sixteenth century p.67; Banyas and BrahminsTheir role in the ]^ortuguese Indian economy p.93; Indian seafarers in the sixteenth century p .116; Appendix details of some passes granted by the Portuguese in 1618-22 p .145; Index p .148. BUP Pearson, M.N. Merchants and rulers in Gujatat : The response to the Portuguese in the sixteenth century/M.N. Pearson, University of California Press Berkeley, 1976. -12, 17 8 p .; m ap. Contents : /abbreviations used in footnotes p.9; /Acknowledgements p. 11; Introduction p, 1; T]-^.e setting p.7; The Portuguese p.30; The state p.57; The merchants p.92; Merchants and their state p .118; Rulers and subjects p .133; Appendices : Money and values p .155; Glossary p .157; Bibliographical essay p,l6l; Index p. 175. BUP Pereira, Gerald A. An outlines of pre-Portuguese history of Goa/Gerald Pereira, Vasco - Da - Gama-Goa. 1973. -151p.; maps, charts. Contents ; Text p.5; Maps and dynasty charts p. 8; Abbreviations p*9; Introduction p .11; Preface p. 1; Prologue-historical sketch, geographical features p.7; Chap. I. The origin of Goa and the early settler p .12; II. The Bhoja Kingdoms p. 19;HLThe Konkan Mauryas p. 25; IV, The West coast shilharas p*28;V. The Kadamba dynasty p.39;VI[. Goa under Vijayanagar empire p.72;VICrhe mahomedar rule p.So*; VTII. The Portuguese sail eastwards p.93;]X*The Portuguese on the V7est coast p. 106;XoThe conquest of Goa p. 128; XI, Epilogue p .141; Acknowledgements p .143; Select bibliography p. 145. CLP - ^2 - Pereira# Rui Gceies Goa : Hindu temples and deities/Rui Gomes Pereira £ng±isii ■cx'anslaoioa oi; the Portuguese by /iotonio Victor Couto, Panaji (G^a), Printwell Press, 1978. - 32 + 24^p, Contents ; Introduction; Preliminary notes; Mazanias and comunidades-definition the curvaddis-Foundation of temples activities of temple in village p« 1; The temples of Goa in the vast gallery of Indian art p*5; The seizure of the old conquests and new conquest the religious persecutions legislative rneasurea inquisition tribunal the fall of Portuguese empire the decline of ecclesiastical power the temple of new conquests, escaped destruction at the hands of Portuguese missionnaries p.7; The brahmins opposition to the missicnnaries the spirit of tolerance in the Hindus-system of castes obstacle to conversion p ,14; The work of Christianisation in masses the slaves and their emancipation classes condition of married women and widows the best p o l l u t i o n the profanation of temples p .17; Re-establishment of villages reaction of neo converts and the missionaries the regulamentos (Rules) of the mazanias and the compro- missos (statutes) p .18; Ethnographical da ta p . 2 0 ; The most important deities o Goa , J • t-i -1 .V p. 3 7 ; Bardez p.61; Salcets p.82; Bicholim p .114; Canacona p.145; Pernem p.154; Ponda p 173; Quepem p.208; Sanguem p.216; Satari p.227; References p .232, CLP Pohekar, G.S. Is Goa Portuguese -A symposium on Gor^G.S. Pohekar. United Asia, Number 5 of 19 57. -305-378p. Contents : Editorial p,307; The Portuguese record in India p.315; Are goans Portuguese p.323; Freedom struggle in Goa p.327; Goan economy p.330; Mahatma Gandhi's directive to Goan people p.333; Spark that lighted the fire p.335; Conteniporary str^jggle in Goa p. 337; Epic of non-violent struggle p. 339; Achievement in liberated territories p.350; Goa at the United Nations p,353; Real issue before the v/orld court p.358; Portugal as champion of Christianity p.361; India’s stand p.365; Solution to Goa-problem ; A symposium p.369; Books on Goa p.375; Goan organizations p.376; Book reviews p.377. BUP - 1+3 - P r io lk a r # h.K. The Goa inquisition/A.K, Priolkar. Bombay^ Bombay UniversitY PresS/ 1961. —12 + llOp* ill. Contents ; Dedic tion p.7; Introduction p.9; The Goa inquisition p. 1; Chap. I. The Spanish inquisition p.3; The Portuguese inquisition p.11; Advent of the inquisition in India p.22; Dellon's account of the inquisition of Goa p.35; Conversions from conviction, for convenience or by force? p .50; Evolution of the policy of religious persecution in India p.60; Organisation and procedures of the inqui sition of Goa p .87; Anti-Hindu laws in Goa p .114; Use of forture bv the inquisition and the palace of the ^oa inquisition ’ p .150; The jurisdiction and authority of the inquisition of Goa p .163; Accounts given by Dellon and Buchanan of the inquisition at Goa p .1; Dellon’s account of the inquisition at Goa p.3; Buchanan's account of the inquisition at Goa in 1808 p. 86; Select bibliography p. 105; Index p.'105; Errata p ,110. MIC Priolkar, A.K. Goa, re-discovered/A.K. Priolkar, Bombay^ Bhatkal Books International, 1967. -137p. Contents : Who is a Goan p .1; Goan pioneers in Banbay p .13; Centenary of the Bombay association p.29; Hindu ratholic integration p.34; An appraisal of Govc-rnin^i.o^b p.^llcy tovvardd Goa p. 43; The Portuguese language in India p.61; Marathi Christian literature of the sixteenth ^nd seventeenth cen aries p.73; Old litercture in various dialects of Marathi p .124- CLP Priolkar, A.K. The printing press in India ; The beginnings and early developnent/A.K. Priolkar, Bombay^ Marathi Samshoc5hana Mandal, 19 58. -11, 3 64p, ill. Contents ; Frontispiece foreword introduction p. 1; Part I. The printing press in India p .1; Chap. I; The printing press in Goa : 1556 p .1; The printing press in Bombay 1674-75 p .28; The printing press at tranquebar (Madras) 1712 p.36; The printing press in Bengal 177 8 p. 51; The printing press in Bombay 17 80 p. 71; - - Priolkar/ A.K. (Contd. ) Opposition to the rinting press p . 1 0 5 ; appe nd i X : Rule, ordinance and regulation of 1825 p . 1 3 1 ; Part II. An historical essary on the Konkani la n g u a g e p o 1 4 1 ; A l i f e sketch of J.K. da Cunha Rivara p .143; Translator’s note p. 148; Part III. Extracts from books printed in _Goa in the 17th century p. 237; IV. Reproduction of specimen pages from early printed books p.297; Index p.357; Errata p.364, MIC - R - Rajagopalan, S. O l d G o a /s . R a ja g o p a la n Archac'- >1 o- U/-- I n d i a , New Delhi-1975. -50p.ill. map. C o n te n ts General information p .1; Introduction p.3; A. Short history E. Art and architecture C. Paintings D. Sculptures p3; Monuments p13; Se cathedral. The convent and church of St. Francis of assisi. The chapel of St. Catherii The professed hoi se and the basilica of bom Jesus/ The church of Si:» Cajetan, The gate of the palace of Adil Shah, The viceroy’s arch. The gate of the college of St. Paul, The church of our lady of ti.e rosary. The tower of the church of St. augustine. The chapel of St- Francis, Xavier, The chaoel of our lady of the mount. The churcli of the Carmelites, The church and convent of St. monica. The convent and the church of St. John of god. The Royal chapel of St. anthony. The convent and church of the cross of Miracles, The Pillory, The statue of camoes p .13; The archaeological museijm appendix : St. Francis Xavier glossary select bibliography p.37. c m . If? - R a o , R . P . rortuguese rule in Goa, 151C—196l/R .?• Rao, New York/ Asia Publishing House, 1903. -241p. map. Contents : Preface; Right to use force p.1; Physical geography p.9; Early history p,20; Spread of Christianity p.41; Economic dependence on India p.51; Freedom struggle p.60; Satyagraha gains momentum p.71; Patience unrewarded p .84; Massacre of 1955 p.93; Dadra wins freedom p .140; Economic blockade p .131; U.S.U.N, and Goa p.141; 36 hour action frees Goa p .148; Cheers and rebukes for India p .173; Integration of Goa in India p*188; Appendices p.209; Index p.235. CLP Rebello, Fenelon Some of the rarer specimens in early Indo-Portuguese coinage/Fenelon Pjebello. Margao Goa, 1970. -49p. p la t e s 4, Contents : Index; introduction p.5; Bibliography p.9; The trees towers p. 13; The crowned Y and the sphere p. 17; The crowned Y and the cross p*21; The dated xerafin of 14th century/ p. 25; The coinage of a count p. 29; The saints and symbols amen p.35; Annexe p.47; Errata p.49; Plates p,51, /\DP "W Rego Antonio Da Silva Portuguese colonir^ition in the sixteenth century : A study of the Royal Ordinances (Regimentos)/Antonio Da Silva Rego. Johannesburg, Witwatersrand University Press# 1959. -84'119p. Contents : Preface; Introduction to the history of Por tu g u e se colonization (16th century) p .1; The beginnings of Portuguese colonization in India and Brazil, 1500-1514 p ,23; The Portuguese colonization of the Congo, Nest Africa and India in the earlier part of the 16th century p . 4 2 ; The c o l o n i z a t i o n o f I n d i a , South E a st /-ifrica and Brazil from 1526-1534 p .59; The colonization of India and Brazil in the middle of the l6th century p.7 8; The colonization of 7ingola, 1560-1591 p.97. ?JDP - ^6 - Report of the Archaeological Committee. MSS7 Tanaji, 1963. -124p. Contents ; Forwarding letter to Lt. Governor; Part I. Preparatory notes on the archaeological history of Goa, Daman & Diu p. 2; II. Recommendations p*7; III. Annexturies. Text of notification 11th April 1913 p. 18; Records of meetings p .20; Revised list of ancient monuments Goa# Daman & Diu p .30; List of Mpnuments to declare as of national importance survey of India p.3 4; Text of ancient monuments and archaeological sites and remains act 19 58 p.35; Report of the archaeological committee for Goa, Daman & Diu; IV. Appendices; Description notes on important ancient monuments and archaeological sites and remains of Goa, Daman & Diu p .52, ADP Rivira, J.H. da Cunha Konkni language/j«H. da Cunha Rivira. Translatiai of essary in Portuguese, Published A.K. Priolkar in his book on the Printing Press in India,,Bombay, 1959. -237-295p. CLP Rubinoff, Arthur G. India's use of roce in Goa/Arthur G. Rubinoof. Bombay, Popular ^rakashan, 1971. -13 4p. Contents : Introduction p .1; The nature of Indian foreign policy p.7; The problem of Goa; The policy of peaceful methods p. 47; The departur. from peaseful method p.73; Conclusions p.105; Bibliography p.115; Index p. 131. CLP - S - Saksena, R.N. Goa ; Into the mainstream/R.N. Saksena. Nev; Delhi, Abhinav Publications^ -1974. -8, 147p. - if7 - Saksena, R.N. (Contd*) Contents : Preface p ,1; Chap* I. The setting and and sample p. 1;II,Historical background p'l/.f.T!. View points on language p. 33 ,*IV,reople ' s reaction to economic reform p. 57 ;v. The politics of vote p. 93 Viewpoints on the merger issue p. 119; Bibliography p,143; Index p .145, CLP Salazar/ Antonio de Oliveira The invasion and occupation of Goa by the Indian Union/ Antonio de Oliveira Salazar, Lisbon, 1962. -?3p- Speech delivered by Salazar Trime Minister of Portugal d u r in g the s e s s io n o f the N a t io n a l i-issembly h.old on Ja n u a r y 3 r d , 19 6 2 , CLP Saldana, Jerome A. Origin and growth of Konkani or Goan communit.'.es and 1 anguage/Jerome /*. Saldana, Mangalore , The author, 1930. -131p. Conten^'^ : Preface; Intrc iuctory remarks p->l; Gaud Ijj-ci'iiniciiito p. 18; Connection with Psngal p*30; Origin of the sub caste d . 4 0 ; H o u s e h o ld act;-'.on of Goa p. 47; Marriage ceremonies p. 5'^; Fusion and fussion p*59; Konkani non Brahman Hindus p.64; Origin of Konkani, Christians of Kanara, Malbar and 'S'oorj p. 75; Konkani or Goan language p. 83; Aryan settlements in India p .112; Growth of Konkani p,117; Exorbust from Goa p .123. GDP Saldanha, C.F. h short history of Goa/c.F. Saldanha. 2nd ED, Goa, Imprensa Nacional, 1957. Contents : Preface p.159; Chap. I. The land and its people II. The village communities and language p.9; III. The old capitals of Goa p. 18; IV. Goan kings in olden times p.27; V. Xadamba kingdom of Goa p*37; VI. Darkness and cnnfusicn p.47; - ^8 - S9lc^9.nho./ • F • (Contcl» ) VII. The birth of the new state of Goa p. 53; VIII. Albuquerque the founder of the state of Goa p.59; IX. Golden Goa p.65; X. Great men and g r e a t deeds p.73; XI. Great men and great .deeds p,83; XII. The decline of golden Goa p.91; XIII. The church in Goa (1540-1640) p.98; XIV. The acquisition of the new conquests p .105; XV. The marques de Pombal and Goa p .114; XVI. The eve of constitutional reforms (1779-1821) p .122; XVII. The constitutional regime in Goa p. 130; XVIII. Goa and Portuguese expansion p .137; XIX. The rane revolts and the amy risings p. 144; XX. The 20th century : Revolution and counter revolution p . 1 5 2 . CLP Sen, Surencra Nath A preliminary report on the historical records at Goa/ Surendra Nath Sen. Calcutta, Calcutta University rress. 1925. -2+ B6p. Contents : Preface; Historical records at Goa ; Treaty with the Raja of Balcla p. 2; Son of the kind of Busna p.7; Shivaji's treaties with the Portuguese p.8; The origin of Chauth p .12; How the Maratha envoy was receivet. p. 25; Naval acti vities under San phaji p. 26; Rajaram p.Ji; ii'resh troubles p.37; Sovereignty of the sea, as exerc3 -?ed' by the Portugue.'-’e and the Marathas p. 41; The angrias p*58; The Peshwas army p.79. BUP Stevens, John English translation of the Portuguese s i a by Mr*nual de Faria-e-Souza 1590-1649 )/Cap. John Stevens. London 169 5 3vol. Abstract under the title "The Portuguese annals in Asia", from that book published in Vol. Ill 500-528 p. of h i s t o r y of the Mahomedan Powers in India/tr. from original P e r s i a n of Mahomed Karim Ferishta/Cap. John Briggs. CLP - 1+9 - - T - Telkar^ Shridhar Goa-1and & people : h pictorial survey/shridhar Telkar# Associate editor, Prema T e l k a r , Bbnrlm3r,LiPcatt S t r e e t , 1966. -82p, ; map, plates. C o n te n ts Introductions p.5; List of historical temples, churches and monuments in Goa p.7; Picturesque beaches p.9; Historical dates p.10; Facts about the union territory p.11; Plates p.12. CLP Telkar, Shridhar Goa yesterday and today/shridhar Telkar. Bombay, 19 6 2 . - 160p. ______C o n te n ts Preface; Facts about Goa before liberation p*1; Man of Goa p .8; Land marks of the Goan freedom struggle p.9; Short history with mythological background p. 11; I invade Goa p. 29; Seven days of hell a.n Portuguese cell p. 35; The Portuguese army p. 43? Terror of the cross and the sword p.49; The economic trend in Goa p. 55; Face to face with governor general p.65; The faith of the Goans p.71; The fascist patriarch of Goa p.77; Freedon knocks at the gate of Goa p.83; Goa through Cadeth’s eyes p.91; What freedom means to G^ans p .103; Fate lifting of Goa p .113; Truth behind anti-Hindo campaign p .123; Battle of languages p. 131; The new challange ')• 141; Freedom brings new hope p. 147, CLP Tribunal Relacao de Goa Code of the usages and customs of the Hindus of Goa/ Tribunal Relacao de Goa. Panjim^ 1953. -27p. About usages and customs of the Hindus of Goa. BUr - 50 - - u Usgaokar, Manohar sin..i Lc?,.w of uses and customs of gentile Hindus of Goa/tr of Portuguese text/Manohar Sinai Usgaokar. Mapusa, Goa, 1978. -6p. Contents : Sections p.I; About marriage p.IX; Adoption p.XVI; Definition of Hindu joint family p.XVII; About the duties of the Karta or head of the family p.XXI; Dissolution of joint family p.XXIII; Right of succession p.XXVII; Form of oath p.XXVIII; Ecommuni- cation p.XXIX; Provisions of the law applicable to non catholics other than Hindus p.XXX; May opt by agreement civil code of the Kingdoms p.XXXI; Extension of this law to both old and new congress areas p.XXXII. CLP - W - Whiteway, Richard Stephen The rise of the Portuguese power in India, 1497-1550/ Richard Stephen Whiteway. Westminister, A constable, 1899. -16+ 337p. map. Cnnt^nt,^ ; Trefpce pel* Bibliography p.l; Chap. I. Introductory p.l; n . pcrtu^ueso'mala’^^r n^l4; lit. Arms c-^nd met ^''s ^f wrrfare V'^yrges piracy land journeys p.33; IV. Religion coinage remuneration of officers p.58; V. 1497-1501 p.77; VI. 1502-1504 p.90; VII. D. Francisco D ’Almeida, Viceroy, 1505-1509 p. 104; VIII. Afonso D^'Albuquerque, Governor 1509-1515 p .128; IX. Lopo soares. Governor diogo lopes de sequiera. Governor 1515-1521 p. 179.; X. D. Durate de menezes, G''vernor D. Vasco da Gama Viceroy-D. Henrique de meneses. Governor lopp vaz de samnayo. Governor, 1521-1529. Appendix 1 : Successions Appendix II; Revenue Settlement of Goa p .199. XI. Nuno Da Cunha, Governor, 1529-1538 p.221; XII. " d . Garcia De Noronha, Viceroy D. Estavao da Gama, Governor 1538-1542 p .261; XIII* Martin Afonso de Sousa, Governor, 1542-1545 Simao Botelho, Comptroller of revenue p .279; Appendix. Malacca the Molucas China p.326; Index p.341. BUP - 51 - GOA/ DAMAN AND DIU Subject Index ANTIQUI'IIi.S Feimandes/ Newian I.P. ' , St, Francis Xavier and Old Goa (A historic g u i d e ) / I.P . Newman Fernandes, -Panaji^ Goa, 1974. -50p/ plates, Fonseca^yJose Nicolau da An historical and archaeological sketch of the city of Goa/ preceded by a short statistical account of the territory of Goa written by the authorisation of the government/Jose Nicolau da Fonseca. -Bombay: Thacker^ 1878. -ll,332p, plates, maps, plans. Rajagopalan ;5. Archaeological Stir^/ey of India/S. Rajagopalan. ~lSiew Delhi, 1975. -50p, ill. map. CM2 C ■ ■ Report of the Archaeological Committee, -124p (Memiographed MSS;^ Panaji, 19 63. ARCPilTECTURE See a ls o Monuments' ARCHIVES Boxer/ C.R. A glimpse of Goa Archives/C.R, Boxer (Reprint from BSOAS/ 1952/ 14/2) . p299-324, (Pontaiins o information of historical records in the Goa Archives/ Panaji (Goa), Gune, V. T. An outline of the administrative institutions of the Portuguese territories in India and the growth of their central archives at Goa- 16th to 19th Century A.p./V.T, Gune, (Reprinted from studies in Indian Hi story/Dr, A.G. Pav/ar, Felicitations Volume 19 68, P 4 1 - 9 1 ) ,' - - ARCHIVES ; INVENTORIES Gune, V . T . A -tc the collections Df''-records from the Goa Archives^ Panaji/ V,T« Gune, -Historical Archives of Goa,. Panaji^ 1973. -10^73p. BOOKS s HISTORY See a ls o Printing s History BUDGET Goa^ Daman and Diu, Finance Department. Budget papers, -Finance Dept., of Goa Daman and Diu^ Panaji, Goa, 196 2. CENSUSj REPORTS Census of India 1961, Scries 27 Part II-A General population tables/J.C. Almeida. -Delhi Controller of Publication, 19 64. -149p. Census of India 19/1, Series 28, Goa, Daman & Diu s A portrait of population/S.K. Gandhe. -Panaji;’ Controller o f Publif;ations> 1975, *3,196p, map, charts, figures, tables. CDP Census of India, 1971, Series 28^^ Part I-A, General report/s.K. Gandhe. -Delhi Controller of Publication^ 1977* -222p. Census of India 1971, Series 28^ Part I-B. General report/s.K. Gandhe. -Delhi Controller of Publication, 1979. -204p. - 53 - CENSUS ; REPORTS, Contd. 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Report of the ^^eview Officer on Dadra and Nagar H a v e l i /D a d r a & N ag ar H a v e l i , A d m in i s t r a t io n . -'Bombay; Unity Printing Press, 1960. -49P/ maps. - 5^ - DADRA. AND NAGAR HAVELI s ECONOMIC CONDITIONS, Contd. The Goa Leagae, London Report of the new administration on the conditions in Nagar Haveli and Dadra before and after liberation fror Portuguese coloniZ'"'tion/The Goa League. -London, ^he a u t h o r , 1957. -34p. DADRA AND NAGAR HAVELI s POLITICS AND G0VERNI4ENT Dadra and Nagar Haveli, Administration. Report of the Review Officer on Dadra and Nagar Haveli/Dadra and Nagar Haveli Administration. -Bombay -Unity Printing Press, 1960. -49p, map. The Goa League, London. Report of the new administration on the conditions in Nagar Haveli and Dadra before and after liberation from Portuguese coIonisation/The Goa League. -London, The author, 1957. -34p. DALBOQUERQUE, AFONSO Birch, Walter de Gray The commentaries of the Great Afonso Dalboquerque^ Second Viceroy of India/-^r. from the Pcrrtuguese edition of 1774 with noteo and an introduction/ Walter de Gray Birch, F.R.S.L., Vol.3. -London printed for the Haklyut Society, 1 30. -49,265p, map, portraits, pedigree ill. DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL See General Works ECONOMIC CONDITIONS i Goa, Daman and Diu s A survey Commerce 119 (3059) December, 1969. -48p. - 55 - ECONOMIC CONDITIONS, co n td , Pearson, M.N, Coastal Western India/lyi.N, Pearson. -Nev. Delhi Concept, 1981. -28,148p, maps. Priolkar^ A.K. Goa, Re-discovered/A.K. Priolkar. -Bombays Bhatkal Book International, 1967. ECONOMIC HISTORY Souza, Teotonio R. De Medieval Goa ; A socio-economic history/Teotonio R. De Souza^ -New Delhi*Concept, 1979. -18,315p. ETHNOLOGY See a ls o G o a n s , The FREEDOM FIGHTERS IN GOA See a ls o Telkar, Shridhar g a z e t t e e r c i n e , V . T . Gazetteer of the Union Territory Goa, Daman and Diu/ Dr. V.T. Gune. -Panaji, Goa, 1979, maps., plates, 3 p t s . - 56 - GEMERAL ^'^OEKS Braganza, Alfred The discovery o.^ Goa/Alfred Bragan£ - Bombay ; Bombay Books Fiiblications5 196^* -116p, il l . Desai, Pandurang Bhimrao Goa, an integral part of Kamatak/Pandurang Bhimrao Desai, Director of Publicity, Govt, of % s o r e , 1965* -22p. De s ai , S . S. Go a 5 Daman and Diu, Dadra and Nagar Haveli/S.S. Desai. -New Delhj 5 Publications D?,vision, 197^. -6lp. i l l . , map (::Itac.es 01 our union; 2 1) Esteves, Spxto Goa and its future/Sarto Esteves. -Bombay, Manaktalas, 1966, ^7 , 1^8p , map. An illustrated Guide to Goa/Panaji, oingbal Book Depot. Saksena, R.N. Goa : Into the mainstream/R.N. Saksena. -New Delhi, Abhinav Publications, 197^* -8,1^7p. T e l k a r , Shridhar Goa-land & people; A pictorial survey/ed. Shridhar Telkar, Associate Editor, Prema Telkar. -Bombay, Fort Street, ^^66. -82p, maps, plates. - 57 - GOA CHURCHES St. Francis Xavier exposition number Goa today/ed. by Lambart Mascarenhas/ November 1974. -60p, GOA, DAMAN & DIU ; CENSUS REPORTS See Census:Reports GOA INDEPENDENCE MOVEMENT Goa Freedom Publication Goa freedom publications/ Nehiru on Goa/Goa Freedom Publications, -New Delhi^ The author. -42p, Jorge/ Evagrio Goa's awa^^ening reminiscences of 1946 Civil Disobedience Movement/Evagric Jorge. -Panaji/ 1971 (18th June/ Goan Revolution Day, Silver Jubillee Celebrations). -9Op. K u n te E , G . Source material for a history of the freedom movements Goa freedom str^aggle vis-a-vis Maharashtra 1946-1960/ ed. by B.G. Kuixte. -Bombays Gazetteer Department/ 1978/. V8-2pts. -3,284/lOOp. Mankekar/ D. The Goa action/D. Mankekar. -Bombays Popular Book Depot/ 1962, -51p. Gives brief account of the action of liberation of Goa, 18th/ 19th December, 1961. Mascarenhas/ Lambart Goa freedom struggle/ed. by Lambart Mascarenhas. -Panaji-Goa; Freedom Fighter's Association/ 1972. - 81p. - ? 8 - GOA INDEPSIJDSNCE MOVEI^lENT, Contd. Menezes, Juliao Freedom struggle/Juliao Menezes. -Bombay, 19^7 . -126p, Rubinoff, Arthur G. India’s use of force in Goa/Arthur G. Rubinoof. -Bombay; Popular Prakashan, Salazar, Antonio de Oliveira The invasion and occupation of Goa by the Indian Union/Antonio de Oliveira Salazar, -Lisbon: Secretariado Nacional da Informacao, ^^62, -23p • Speech delivered by Salazar Prime Minister of Portugal during the session of the National Assembly held on January 3rd, ”^962. Dr, T.B, Gunha Memorial Committee, Bombay. Goa’ s freedom struggle/Dr, T.B, Cunha Memorial Committee, Bombay, The Author, I96I, -5?1p» Telkar, Shridhar Goa yesterday and today/Shridhar Telkar. -Bombay, 1962. -l6op. GOA QUESTION George, Evagrio The Goa cases/Evagrio George, -New Delhi; National Campaign Committee for Goa, I96I . -32p, - 59 - GOA q u e st io n ^ Contd, India. Mnistry of_Extemal^ Affairs* Goa and the Charter of United Nations/Ministry of External Affairs, New Delhi, The author, 1960. -25p, maps. Pohekar, G.S. United Asia~Is Goa Portuguese-A symposium on Goa/ ed. by G.S. Pohekar. -United Asia, Number 5 o f 1957 -P305-378. See a ls o Jntemational Court of Justice, The Hague GOANS, THE De Souza, Robert Goa and the continent of circe/Robert de Souza. -Bombay; Wilco, 1973. -215p. GCMANTAK FREEDOM STRUGGLE See Goa Independence Movement HINDU TEMPLES See Temples HINDUS IN GOA s SOCIAL LIFE AND CUSTOMS Code of the usages and customs of the Hindus of Goa/ Panjim, Tribunal Relacao de Goa, 1953. -27p. About usages and customs of the Hindus of Goa. Law of uses and customs of gentile Hindus of Goa/tr. of Portuguese text by Manohar Sinai Usgaokar* -Goa: Mapusa, 1978. -6p. - 60 - HISTORICAL,- MONUMENTS See Monuments HISTORICAL RECORDS See History : Sources HISTORICAL RECORDS : PRESERVATION See Archives HISTORICAL SITES S ee a ls o Apt ti q u i t i e s Monumen ts HISTORY De Souza^ Robert Goa and the continent of circe/Robert de Souza -Bombay: Wilco^ 1973. Fonsenca^ Jose Nicalau da^ An historical end archaeological sketch of the city of Goa^ preceded by a short statistical account of the territory of Goa written by the authorisation of the government/Jose Nicolau da Fonseca. -Bombay: Thacker, 1878. -ll/332p^ plates, maps, plans. History and administration of Dharampur state (Prant Ramnagar) from 1262 to 1937/published by President State Council Dharampur (Dist., Surat), 1937. -76p, ill., 51 map. Saldanha C.F., S.J. A short history of Goa/C.F. Saldanha, 2nd edn. -Goa: Imprensa Nacional, 1957. See a l s o Goa Independence Movement Merchant Marine ; History - 61 - HISTORY : SOURCES Correia-Afonso, John. Indo-Portuguese history sources and problems/John Corr-?ia--Afonso. S,.J, -Bo.abay: Oxford University Press, 1981. -12,201p. Danvers/ Fredrick Charles, Report of the Secretary of State for India in Comcil on the Portuguese records relating to East India, contained in the Archivo da Torredo Tombo, and the public libraries at Lisbon and Evora/Fredrick Charles Danvers, -London, 1892, -ll,209p. Ghantkar, Gajanana, An introduction to Goan Marathi records in Halakannada scri pt/Gajanana Ghantkar. -Goa: Panaji, Srlnivas S,B, Cacuio Margao,^ 1973, -94p, ill. Gune, V, T. Assentos do Conselho da Fazenda (Proceedings of the Revenue Council at Goa) (1613-1621)/ed. by V,Gune, -Goa: Panaji, Government Printing Press. 1979, 3 ,1 2 5 p , G u n e , V . A guide to the collections of records from the Goa Archives, Panaji/V,T. Gune, -Panaji: Historical Archives of Goa, 1973, -10,73p, Kunte, B,G. Source material for a history of the freedom movement: Goa freedom struggle vis-a-vis. Maharashtra 1946/ed, by B„G« Kunte, -Bombay: Gazetteer Department, 1978, V, 8, 2 pts, -3,284,100p, preface 1 to 3, (Documents collected from the Maharashtra Government Records) , Sen, Surendra Nath, A preliminary report on the historical records at Goa/ Surendra Nath Sen, -Calcutta: Calcutta University Press, 1925, -2,86p. - 62 - HISTORY, ANCIENT Pereira^ Gerald A. An Cm ■*-:'’ o:^ prd-Port.Uf_ aese history of Goa/Gerald A, Pereira. -Goa; Vasco-Da-Gama, 1973, -151p, maps, c h a r t s e See a ls o Kadamba Dynasty H ISTOR Y, M0DSR1"T Boxer, C,R„ The TXitch seaborne empire/C. R. Boxer, 1600-1800. London,.- -New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1965, -326p, ill.^ maps. Dr. T, B, Ciinha Memorial Commit tee-Bombay. Goa ^ '3 f reedoin struggle/Dr, T. B, Cunha Memorial Commi-cuee, -Bombay^ 19 61. -55Ip. Mankekar, D. The G o 3 action/D. Mankekar. -Bombay: Popular Book Depo-’,. .^5 Ip... Gives brief account of the action of Liberation of Goa, 18th^ 19th December, 1961, See a l s o Goa Question Portu^’usja Rule in India INQUISITION Priolkcir,. A,K. The Gca inquisition/A.K, Priolkar. -Bombay : Bombay University Press, 196 j., -12,189, IlOp, i l l . - 63 - INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE, THE HAGUE Intern"' ' Cov.rt of Justice, The Hague Pleadings oral arguments documentss Case concerning right of passa a over Indian terr:’ :ory (Portugal v. India) /'‘international Court of Justice, pleadings, oral arguments, documents. Volume 1 - Application memorial-preliminary objection. Observations^ -The Hague, I960. -35,802p. (General list No.32-judgement of 26 November 1957 and 12 April 1960 sales No.243). International Court of Justice, The Hague Pleadings oral arguments, documents? Case concerning right oJ passage over Indian territory (Portugal V. India)/International Court of Justice, pleadings, oral arguments, documents. Volume 2 - Counter memo rial -reply. -The Hague, 1960. (Sales No. 248). Inteimati onal Court of Justice^ Pleadings: Case concerning right of passage over Indian territory (Portugal v. India)/International Court of Justice, pleadings. Volume 3 - 1960, -16,941p. (Sales No. 258). International Court of Justice, The Hague Pleadings; Case concerning right of passage over Indio.i uc^rritory (Portugal v. India)/International Court of Justice, pleadings. Volume 4 - Oral arguiTients (Preliminary objections and merits) . -The Hague, 1960. (Sales No. 271). -8,868p. Intematiuonal Court of Justice, The Hague Reports of judgements advisory opinions and orders: Case cor.cerning right of passage over Indian "territory (Porci jal V. India)/International Court of Justice, pleadings. Merits. Judgement of 12 April 1960-The English text of the judgement reproduced by Ministry of E<''“ernal Affairs, Government of India, New Delhi# I960. -136p. - 6^ - INTERNATIONA^ LAW See a ls o International Court of Justice, The Hague jurisdiction ( international l a w ) s c a s e s See a ls o International Court of Justice, The Hague k a d a m b a d y n a s t y Moraes, George M« The Kadaniba Kula/George M. Moraes. -Bombays B.X. Furt:-.dn S o n s. 1931c -l .'j,504p, i l l . max s . p e d i g r e e s . k o n k a n i l a n g u a g e De Cunha, Joseph Garson. The Konkani language and literature/Joseph Garson de Cunha, -Bombay; Printed at the Government Centre PresS/ 1881. -50p. Katre, Sumitra Mangesh. Formation of Konkani-Poona/Sumitra Mangesh Katre. -Poonc.; Deccan College Postgraduate Research Institute, 1966. -12,183p. - 65 - KONKANI LANGUAGE, Contd. Rivira^ J.H. de Cunha. Konkan,'- ? de Cunha Rivira/translation of essay in Portuguese, published by A.K. Priolkar in his book on th Printing Press in "ndia. -Bombay, 1959. -P237-295. Saldana, Jerome A. Origin and growth of Konkani or Goan Comm.unities and language/Jerome A, Saldana, -Mangalore, The author, 1930. -ISlp. KONIC'iNX LITERATURE De Cunha, Joseph Garson de. The Konkani language and literature/Joseph Garson de Cunha. -Bombays Government Centre Press, 1881. -5Op. ( Contributed to the Bombay Gazetteer > LANGUAGE AND LANGUAGES See a ls o Konkani Language LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY Goa, Daman Sc Diu iLegislative Assembly; Reports/Legislature Department, Government of Goa, Daman and Diu, Vol.I to XVIII (1964-1980). MARATHI LANGUAGE S ee a ls o Konkar.i Language - 66 - MERCHANT KARINE s HISTORY Boxer, ~oR. The -craq±c nistory of tlie sea 1559-1565 (Tr, from..the origincJ in Po'-tuguese)/C.R. Boxer. -Cainbridge, 1968, published for uhe Hakluyt Society, at the University -15Spy i l l s . , m a p s. MERCHANTS 2 HISTORY Pearson, M,N. Merchants and rulers in Gujarat: The response to the Portuguese in the sixteenth century/^.N. Pearson^ -Bp-kn? TT'^lverFity of California Press, 1976. -12,173p, map. MONUMENi’S F em ande s ^ Newinan I . P . St. Francis Aa^^ier and Old Goa (7^ nistoric guide)/ I.P . Nev/man Fernandes. -Panaji-Goa, 1974. 5Op, p l a t e s . Nunes :.n. The monuments in Old Goa/Judilia Nunes.-Delhi; Agam Kala Prakashar 1979. -16,128p. Rajagopaliin, So Old Gc-:i/S. Rajagopalan. -New Delhis Archaeological Survey of Irdifv. 1^75, -50p, ill., map. PERSECUTION See al so Inquisi cion - 67 - PIRATES s HISTORY Narr.bi?.r, O r K . The Kunjalis s Admiral of Calicut/O.K. Nambiar- B a n g a l o r e . -Bon-'ays A s ia ^ 1963 (F i r s t p u b l is h e d under the title Portuguese Pirates and Indian Seamen 1955) Second revised and enlarged edition, 1963. -10,155p/ m aps, i l l . PORTUGAL s COLONIES Rego, Antonio de Silva. Portuguese colonization in the sixteenth century: A study of the Royal Ordinances (Regimentos)/Antonio da Silva Rego. -Johannesburg; Witwatersrant University Press, 1959. 8^119p. PORTUGUESE RULE IN INDIA Alden, Danril. Essays concerning the socio-economic history of Brazil and Portuguese India/ed. by Dauril Alden and Warren Dean. -Gainesvilles University of Florida, 1977. 15,247p. Boxer/ C.R. Four centuries of Portuguese expansion, 1415-1825; A succinct survey/C.R. Boxer. -Johannesburgs Witwatersrant University Press, 1961, -102p, ill., map, pits. (Publication of the Ernest Oppenheimer Institute of Portuguese Studies, Witwatersrand, Johannesburg). Boxer, C.R. The Portuguese seaborne empire 1415-1825/C.R. Boxer, Londons Hutchinson of London, 1969. 26,406p, ill., m aps. - 68 - PORTUGUESE RULE IN INDIA^ Cnntd... Boxer, ' Portuguese society in the tropicss The Municipal Councils of Gc , Macao, Bahia and 'juanda, 1510-1800/ C.R. 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"-Nev/ Delhi, 195 3. -80p, map, ill., pamphlet. - 69 - PORTUGUESE RULE IN INDIA, Contd, Nambiar 0,K. T h e s i^aitiJLXcLj. or Calicu.t/O -Bangalore; As.i^ Publishing House^, 1963 (First published under the title Portuguese pira'ctjs ciid Indian seamen 1955) Second rcvi.T0d and enlarged edition 1963, -10,155p, maps, illc Pattee, Richard Portugal and the Portuguese world/Richard Pattee, Milwaukees The Bruce Publishing Company, 1957, -350p; map. Pearson, M.N. Coastal V'lestern India/M.N. PearsoHo -Naw DeThis Concept Publishing Company, 1981. -28,148p^ map; Pearson, M.N, Merchants and rulers in Gujarats The response to the Portuguese in the sixteenth centuryA^-N, Pearson. Berkeleys University of California Press,- 1976* -12,178p, map. R ao , R . P . Portuguese irule in Goa 1510~1961/RoP. Rao., -New Yorkj Asia Publishing House, 1903. -241p.. mapo Rego, Antonio Da Silva, P o r t u g u e s e c o l o n i z a t i o n i n th e s ix te e n t i. cen-curys A study of the royal ordinances (Regiment03)/Antonio Da Silvc. Rego. -Johannesburg 2 Witwatersrand University Press, 1959. -8,119pc - 70 - PORTUGUESE RULE IN INDIA, Contd. Stevens/ John. English translation of the Portuguese As-i.a by Manual de Faria-e-Souza (1590-1649)/John Stevens. -London, 1 6 9 5 . 3 V . Abstract under the title "The Portuguese annals in Asia", from that book published in Vol.Ill 500-528p of history of the Mahomedan powers in India/tr. from original Persian of Mahomed Karim Ferishta/John B r ig g s . Whiteway, Richard Stephen. The rise of the Portuguese power in India, 1497-1550/ Richard Stephen IVhiteway. -Westminister; A Constable, 1899. -16,337p, map. See a ls o Dalboquerque, Afonso PORTUGUESE RULE IN INDIA ; CENSUS Kol, Joaquim Jose Cicilia. A general statistical and historical report on Portuguese Indi VJoaquim Jose Cici.'^ ia Kol (attached to memoir of S ay^/ant Waree state/W. Courtney and J.W. x^uld, selection from the records of Bombay government new series No.10, 1855). PORTUGUESE RULE IN INDIA s SOURCES Danvers, Fredrick Charles. Report to the Secretary of State for India in Council on the Portuguese records relating to East India contained in the Archivo da Torre do Tombo, and the public libraries at Lisbon and Evora/Fredrick Charles Danvers. -London, 1892. -ll,209p. - 71 - PORTUGUESE RULE IN INDIA : SOURCES, Contd. Gijne, V. T, A sse n co s do Conselho do Estado (Proceedings of the State Council at Goa) : Supplementary Series. Vol.l parti - A detailed subject index and table of contents in brief, Vols, 1 to 5 (lbl8-1750 A.D.) in English/ed. by V. T. Gune, -Panaji, Goa, 1972. - 3 0 ,1 4 0 p . PORTUGUESE SOCIETY Boxer, C.R, Portuguese society in the tropics : The Municipal Councils of Goa, Macao, Bahia, and Luanda, 1510-1800/ C.R. Boxer. -Madison : University of Wisconsin Press, 1965. -16,240p. PRINTING ; HISTORY Priolkar, An ant Kakaba. The printing press in India : The beginnings and early development/An ant Kakaba Priolkar, -Bombay; Marathi Samshodhana Mandal, 1958. -11,364, ill. PUBLIC RECORDS : PRESERVATION See Archives RELIGIOUS HISTORY Priolkar, Anant Kakaba. The Goa inquisition/An ant Kakaba Priolka^^ -Fort Bombay ; Bombay University Press, 1961, -12,110p, i l l . R E L IG IO U S L I F E AND CLT:.TURE Mascarenhas, Lambard. St. Francis Xavier exposition number, Goa today, November 1974/ed, by Lambart Mascarenhas. -Panaji, Goa, 1974, -60p, ill. - 72 - REVENUE COUNCIL C30A : PRCXHEEDINGS Gune^ V . T . Assentos do Conselho da Pazenda (Proceedings of the Revenue Counci'' at Goa) 1613-1621/ed. by Dr, V.T. Gune. -Panaji^ Goa; Government Pri^xiting Press, 1979 -3, 1 2 5 p . SHRINES Gijne^ V .T * Ancient shrines of Goa; A pictorial surveyA.T*Gune, -Panajis Department of Information/ Goa, Daman and Diu, 1964. -26p, 72 plates. SOCIAL CONDITIONS Braganza, Berta M. Meet Menezes Braganzas Translation of selected articles/Berta M, Bragani_a .^rici aa Cruz. -Bombay; Menezes Braganza Memorial Cornrrvittee, 1963, - 5 ,7 8 p . D'Souza, Bento Graciano. Goan society in transition: A study in social change/Bento Craciano D*Souza. Be bays Popular, 1975. -8,364p. LGD Priolkar, A.K, Goa, re-discovered/A,K. Priolkar* -Bombay; Bhatkal Books International, 1967. -137p. - 73 - De Souza, r ■ Medieval Goa; A socio-economic history/Teotonio R* De Souza.-^Jew L^lhis Concept# 1979 -315p. S T . FRJJSfCIS X A V IE R Mascarenhas/ Lambart. St. Francis Xavier Exposition Number, Goa today/ed. by Lambart Mascarenhas, November 1974. -'SOp. ill. i STATE CXDUNCIL s PROCEEDINGS (1618- 175 0) G u n e , V . T . Assentos do Conselho do Estado (Proceedings of the State Council at Goa)s Supplementary series^ Vol.l Part 1 - A detailed subject index and table of contents in brief- Vols. '' ^ '1"^ - .^,) in English/ed. by Dr. V.T. Gune. -Panaji-Goa, 1972, - 3 0 ,1 4 0 p . TELKAR, SHRIDHAR Telkar, Shridhar. Goa yesterday and today/Shridhar Telkar. -Bombay, 1962. -160p. TEMPLES Pereira, Rui Gomes- Goa : Hindu temples and deities/Rui Gomes Pereira, English translation of the Portuguese/'intonio Victor Couto. -Panaji, Goa; Printwell Press, 1978. - 3 2 ,2 4 0 p . VIEWS OF JAV7AHARLAL NEHRU Goa, Freedom Publications. Goa freedom p u b lic a'^.ions.. j.. iru x-j-eedom Publications, The author. -New Delhi. ~’42p. - 7^ - TITLE imEX (For complete bibliographical details and c ontents/ aiiriotations See Author Index) Ancient shrines of Goa ; A pictorial survey/(by) V.T.Gime, Panaji, Department of Information Goa, Daman and Eiu, 196^ . Assentos do Conselho da Fazenda ; Proceedings of the Revenue Council at Goa (1613/1621)/Ed. (by) V.T.Gune. Pana.ji Goa, Govornment Printing Press, ^979 * iissentos do Conselho do Estado j Proceedings of the State Council at Goa (1618-17?0 A.D.)/Ed. (by) V.T. Gune. Panaji-Goa, 1972. . K Budget papers/ (by) Finance Department of Goa., Daman and Eiu, Panaji-Goa, I962. Census of India I 96I, Vol. .W II^ Part II~A s General population tables/(by) J.C. Almeida, Delhi, Controller of Publication, 191^ , Census of India 1971? Series 28 : General report/(by) S.K, Gandhe. Delhi, Controller of Publication, 1977. Census of India I9 71, Scries 28, Part I-B : General report/(by) S.K. Gandhe. Delhi, Controller of Publication,1979• Census of India, Series 28, Part II-A ; General Popula tion tables/(by) S.K. Gandhe. Delhi, Controller of Publication, 197^. Census of India 197'1 ? Series 28, Part IV ; Housing reports and tables/(by) S.K . Gandhe, Delhi, Contro ller of Publication, 197^-. Census of India I97I, Series 28, Part IX : Census Atlas/ (by) S.K. Gandhe, Delhi, Controller of Publication, 1978. - 75 Census of India I9 71, Distri-ct' Census Handb o!: /(by ) S.K. Gandhe. Panaji, Government H ’intins Press, 1972. . Census of India I 9715 Series 28, Goa, Daman & Eiu : A portrait of population/(by) S.K. Gandhe. Panaii, 1975. Coastal Western India/(by) M.N. Pearson. New Delhi, Concept, 1981. Code of the usages and customs of the Hindus of Goa/ Panjim, Tribunal Relacao de Goa, 1953- Colloquium - Semi - /innual Research Journal/3d. (by) P.P. Shirodkar. Goa Institute for Historical & Cultural Research, I978. The commentaries of the Great Afonso Dalboquerque Second Viceroy of India/tr. from the Portuguese Edition of 177^ with notes and an introduction/(by) Walter De Gray Birch, London, T^ondon Pointed for the Hakluyt Society, I 880. The discovery of Goa/(by) jilfred Braganza. Bombay, Books Publications, 196^. The Dutch seaborne empire/(by) C.R. Boxer. London, /^Ifred. Knopf, 196?. English translation of the Portuguese ^j.sia/(by) Manual de Faria-E-Souza (1590-16^9)/(by) John Stevens, London, I695. Essays concerning the socio-economic history of Brazil and Portuguese India/Ed. (by) Dauril Alden and Warren Sesis Dean. Gainesville, University of I^orida, 1977. Formation of Konkni-Poona/(by) Sumitra Mangesh Katre. Poona, Deccan College-Postgraduate Research Institute, 1966. - 76 - Four centuries of Portuguese expansion, 1^1^-1825 : A succinct survey/(by) C.R, Boxer. Johannesburg, WLtwatersrand University Press, 196i. Free Goa/(by) A. Furtado. Bombay, 1953-1961^ Senii" ’ Monthly Freedom struggle/(by) Juliao Menezes. Bombay, 19^7* Gazetteer of the Union Territory ; Goa, Daman and Eiu/Ed (by) Dr, V.T. Gune. Fanaji-Goa, 1979• A general statistical and historical report on Portuguese India/(by) ' Joaquim.Jose Cicilia Kol. 18?5. A glimpse of Goa archieves/(by) C.R. Boxer, Panaji-Goa, 1952. Goa : Hindu temples and deities/(by) Rui Gomes Pereira. English translation of the Portuguese by jlntonio Victor Couto, Panaji-Goa, Printwell Press, 1978. Goa : An integral part of Karnatak/(by) Panaurang Bhimrao Desai. Director of Publicity Govt, of ^tysore, 196?. Goa : into the mainstream/(bv) R.N. Saksena. New Delhi, Abhinav Publications, 197 >-• Goa-Land & people : A pictorial survey/Ed. (by) Shridhar Telkar. Bombay, I966. Goa, Daman & Diu s A reference annual/(by) Department of Information and Tourism. Panaji, The Author, Goa, Daman and Diu, Dadra and Nagar Haveli/(by) S.S.Desai. New Delhi, Publications Division, 1976* The Goa /^tio n / (by) D. lyiankekar'-. Bombay, Popular Book Depot, 1962. - 77 - Goa and •^he Chaxter of United Nations/(by) Ministry of K:tcrvr.l Affairs. New Delhi, I960. Goa and the continent of circe/(by) Robert de Souza. Bombay, Wilco, I973. Goa and its future/(by) Sarto Esteves. Br:;mbay, Mantalcal, 1966. ’ The Goa case/(by) Evagrlo George. Hew Delhi, National Campaign Committee for Goa, I96I. Goa freedom publications, Nehru on Goa/(by) Goa Freedom Publications. New Delhi, n.d. Goa freedom struggle/Ed. (by) Lambart Mascarenhas. Panaji Goa, Fi'oedom 5j.ghtcr’ s Association, 197^. The Goa inquisition/(by) A.K, Priolkar. Bom^bay, Bombay University Press, I96I. Goa re-discovered/(by) A.K. I'riolkar. Bombay, Bhatkal Books International, I967. Goa today/Ed. (by) Lambart Mascarenhas. Panaji-Goa, 1965. Goa yesterday and today/(by) Shridhar Telkar. Bombay, 1962. Goa’s awaikening reminiscences of 19^6 Civil Disobedience Movement/(by) Evagrio Jorge. Ponaji, I 97I. Goa’ s freedom struggle/(by) Dr. T.B . Cunha Memorial Committee. Bombay, I96I. Goan Society in transition ; A study in social change/(by) Bento Graciano D’Souza. Bombay, Popular, 1975* Goan Tribute/(by) Lambart Mascarenhas. Bombay, Aloysius Soares, ^^feekly, 1956-1963. Goan World/(by) Indo Portuguese Publicity Bureau. Bombay, 192^+^1939* - 78 - A guide to the collections of records from the Goa Archives, Panaji/Cby) Dr. V.T. Gune. Inaji. Historical iirchives of Goa, 1973. An historical and archaeological sketch of the city of Goa, preceded by a short statistical account of the territory of Goa written by the authorisation of the government/(by) Jose Nicolau da Fonseca. Bombay, , Thacker, I 878. History and administration of Dharampur state (Prant Ramnagar) from 1262 to 1 9 3 7 )/(by) President State Council Dharampur. Surat, 1937* /m illustrated guide to Goa/Panaji, Singbal Book Depot, n .d . India’s use of force in Goa/(by) /irthur G, Rub in 00 f . Bombay, Popular Prakashaji, I97I. Indo-Portuguese history ; Sources and problems/(by) John Correia-Zifonso. Bombay, Oxford University Press, 1981. iVn introduction to Goan MaratVii records in Halakaimada ScriptAby) Gajanana Ghantkar. Goa, 1973* The invasion and occupation of Goa by the Indian Union/ (by) /intonio de Oliveira Salazar. Lisbon, Secretari- ado Nacional da Informacao, I962. Is Goa Portuguese : A symposium on Goa/Ed, (by) G.S. Pohekar. Unit-'d Asia, 1957* The Kadamba Kula/(by) George M. Moraes. Bombay, B.X. Furtado & Sons, 1931- Konkni language/(by) J,H. de CiJinha Rivira. Bombay, A.K. Priolkar, 1959- The Konkni language and literature/(by) Joseph Garson de Cunha. Bombay, Government Centre Press, I 88I. The Kunjalis ; Admiral of Calicut/(by) O.K. Nambiar. Bombay, Asia, 19^3• Law of uses and customs of gentile Hindus of Goa/(by) Manohar Sinai Usgaokar. I4apusa-Goa, 1978. - 79 - Medieval Goa ; A socio-econon.^c history/(by) Teotonio R. De Souza. New Delhi^ Concept/ 1979. Meet Menezes Branganza : Translation of selected articles/ (by) Berta M. Branganza and T^ntonio da Cruz. B'^Tnbcy, Menezes, Branganza Memorial Committee,i I 9 6 3 . Merchants and Rulers in Gujarat : The response to the Portuguese in the sixteenth century/ (by) M.N. Pearson, Berkeley, Unlvorsity o f California PrnsSv 1976. The Monuments in old Goa/(by) Judilia Nunes. Delhi, Agam Kala Prakashan, 1979. Gov" New ora / /Government of Goa Daman & Diu Panaji. January 1965 to December 1971 monthly (in english, marathi & Konkani, superseded by Nave P. rva. Old Goa/(by) S. Rejagopalan. Iw^/ ^ol.jl, ^i.rchaec-logici51 of I n d i % , 1 9 7 5 -' ■ Origin and growth of Konkani or Goan Con.nunities and language/(by) Jerome A. Saldana^ Mangalore. The author, 1 9 3 0 . An outline of the administrative institutions of the Portuguese territories in India and the growth of their central archii^es at Goa 16th to 19th century A.D./(by) V.T. Gune. Reprinted from Studies in Indian History A.G. Pawar, Felicitations Volume 1968. An outlines of pre-Portuguese history of Goa/(by) Gerald A. Pereira. Vasco Da Gama Goa, 1973. - 80 - pleadings oral arguments documents. Case concerning right of passage over Indian territory (Portugal V. India)/ International Court of Justice, Pleadings/ Oral arguments, documents. Volume 1, ADolication Memorial Preliminary objection. The Hague, 19 60, Portugal and the Portuguese world/(by) Richard Pattee. Mtlwcuikee, Th. iBrucc Publishing Conpuny, 1957. Portuguese colonization in the sixteenth century : A study of the royal ordinances (Regimentos)/(by) Antonio Da Silva Rego Johannesburg, witwatersrand University Press, 19 59. The Portuguese in India, being a history of the rise and decline of their eastern empire/(by) Fredrick Charles Danvers. London, W.H. Allen, 1894c 2 V o l s . Portuguese India, news bulletin/Nova Goa, Government of Portuguese In^li, 1951-19^1 . Portuguese pockets in India/( 'jy) K. Menon. !.ew Delhi, 19 5 3 . Portuguese rule in Goa 1510-19 6 l/(by) R.P. Rpo. New York, Asia Publishing House, 1903. The Portuguese seaborne empire 1415-1825/^by) C.R. Boxer. London, Hutchinson 5 1 9 6 9 . Portuguese society in the tropics : The municipal councils of Goa, Macao, Bahia, and Luanda, 1510-1800/(by) C.R. Boxer. Medison, University of Wisconsin Press, 1965. A preliminary report on the historical records at Goa/(by) Surendra N.th sen. Calcutta, Calcutta University Press, 1 9 2 5 . - 81 - The printing press in India : The beginnings =ind early develcpment/(by) /.nant r.akL-oa Priolkar. Bombay^ Matathi Samshodhana Mandal, 19 5 8. Report of the archaeological committee for Goo.- Daman and Diu/ Ponaji^. GtoTornment of Goci/, 1963n Report-/(by) Legislature Dept., of Govt., of Goa Dainan and Diu Vol., I to XVIIl’ (1964-19 80) ^ Report' of judgements advisory opinions and orders ; Case concerning right of passage over Indian territory (Portugal v. India), I.CoJ. Pleadings. Report of the new administration on the conditions in Nagar Haveli and Dadra before and after liberation from Portuguese colonisation/(by) The Goa League^ London, 19 57. Report of the review officer : On Dadra and Magar Haveli/ (by)Dadra and Nagar Haveli administr^-^'O'^. tv-,.:,-.,. Printing Press, Bombdy, 1960. Report to the secretary of state for India in council on the Portuguese records relating to East India^ contained in the Archivo da Torredo Tombo.: and the public libraries at Lisbon and Evoro/(jjy) Tx.u;dricK ^.harles Danvers. London. 1892. The rise of the Port guese power in Ind. i, 149 7-1550/(by) Richard Stephen l^iteway Westminister : A constable/ 1 8 9 9 . A short history of Goa/(by) C.F. Saldanha^. 2nd ed,- Goa, Im.prensa N a c i o n a l , 19 5 7 . Some of the rarer specimens in early IndO"Port.iguese coinage/(by) Fenelon Rebello, Margao Goa, ,1970. Sources material for a history of the freedom .novement : Goa freedom struggle vis-a-vis Mrharashtra 1946”'1960/(by) B.G. Kunte, Bombay, Gazottcr Dcna^-^tTicrro, 19 7 8,. - 82 - St. Francis Xavier expositi:-n number*/Ed. by L^bart Mascarenhas, Goa Tociay/ November 1974, ??naji Goa, 1974. St. Francis Xavier and ole? Goa historic guide)/(by) I. P. Newman Fernandes* Panaj i, Goa, 197 4. The tragic history of the sea 1559—1565 (Translation of original rortuguese)/(by) C.R. Boxer. Cambridge, UnB.Vcr- sity Press, 1 9 7 o« Twilight of the pepper empire : “wrtuguese trade in south west India in the early seventeenth century/(by) A.R.Disney, London, Harvcxd Univ.rsity Press/ 1 9 7 ^* The world courts judgement on Dad re end Nagar Havel i case/ (by) C.J. Chacko, New Delhi, Indian society of Inter n a t io n a l law/ 19 60, Sdb. National Systems Unit, National Institute of Educational Planning and Aminiftrction 17-B, Sri A ui biridp^M^g„^gPelbi-11001€ Date.. - 83 - SERIALS ON GOA. DAM M AI^ DIU GoUoquim - a research journal (Semi annual). 1978-^ Goa Institute for Historical & Cultural Research. The research journal is devoted to historical & cultural aspects of Goaj Daman & Diu. CLP Free Goa (Semi monthly). 19^3-1961. Devoted to liberation movement in Portuguese India. CLP Goa, Daman & Diu ; A reference annual (Annual). Department of Information and Tourism, Panaji. Contains information on structure of democracy, administration, agriculture, animal husbandry, forests, fisheries, education, adult education and social welfare, medical and public health services, industry, mining, public works, power, community development and co-operation, labour and employment, land reforms, trade, civil supplies and housing, hi VOS and archaeology, Information and tourism, Summary of draft plan. Appendices and Tables. CLP Goa Today (Monthly). I965- Devoted to the history & culture of the territory. CLP Goan Tribute (Weekly). 1956~’^963* Devoted to the freedom movement in Goa. CLP - 1 ~ Goan World (Monthly). 192^-1939. Indo-Portuguese Publicity Bureau, Bombay. CLP Nave-Parva (Monthly). 1972- Department of Information, Goa Daman & E>iu, Panaji Gives information about government activities and the history of the area. 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