Bibliography Prisons in Colonial India1 This bibliography covers colonial prisons in India, foremost in the North-Western Provinces/United Provinces. References for other Provinces and related topics are not researched systematically. This bibliography does not claim to be exhaustive. I am grateful for additions, corrections, suggestions. Please send those to: [email protected] GENERAL SOURCES: Adam, Hargrave Lee (1909): The Indian criminal. archive.org. Carpenter, Mary (1868): Six months in India. I: Longmans, Green, and co. (I). Carpenter, Mary (1868): Six months in India. II: Longmans, Green, and co. (II). Carpenter, Mary (1877): East India (Prison Discipline). Report to Marquis of Salisbury by Miss Carpenter on Prison Discipline, and Female education in India. Online: GIPE. Clark, Stewart (1868): History of the Central Prisons of the North-Western Provinces. Compilation of report and replies: a) Report No. 127, 1860 by Stewart Clark Inspector- General of Рrisons, North- Western Provinces, tо George Couper, Esq. C.B. Secretaгy to Government, N. - W Provinces dated Nynee Tal, the 3rd September 1860 b) Reply No. 2175А. оf 1861, from Sir George Couper, Baronet, Secretary to Government, N.- W. Provinces, to S. Clark Esquire, Inspector- General of Prisons, North- Western Provinces. Dated Nynee Tal, the 20th August, 1861. c) Letter from Sir George Couper, Baronet, Secretary to Government, N. W. Provinces, tо W. Grey, Esquire, Secretary to Government of India, Home Department., dated Nynee Tal, 25th July 1861 d) (COPY.) No. 2048. Extract frоm the Proceedings of the Right Honorable the Governor-General of India in Council, in the Home Department, (Judicial), under date the 21st April, 1862. e) No. 1265А. of 1862, General Department, N.-W. Provinces, dated Nynee Tal, the 9th of Jay, 1862. Received, 1th May 1862. British Library (IOR/L/PJ/6/726, File 185; V/27/170/8). 1 I am grateful for the generous report of the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG). MICHAELA DIMMERS 17.12.19 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF PRISONS IN COLONIAL INDIA GENERAL: SOURCES, CONT. Cross (1889): Memorandum on some of the results of Indian Administration during the past thirty years of British Rule in India. London. Lundgren, Egron (1872): En mlares anteckningar; utdrag ur dagböcker och bref: Indien. Stockholm: P.A. Norstedt. Mullaly, Frederick S. (1892): Notes on Criminal Classes of the Madras Presidency. Delhi University Library, Online. Nehru, Jawaharlal (circa 1933): A window in prison & prison-land. Allahabad. Nehru, J.L (1988): An Autobiography. 6. Aufl. Delhi: Jawaharlal Nehru Memorial Fund. Nehru, Jawaharlal: Selected Works of Jawaharlal Nehru. Unter Mitarbeit von general ed.: S. Gopal. New Delhi: Indraprastha Press. Volumes pertaining to his incarceration. Online: https://nehruportal.nic.in/writings?page=1 Pullan, A.G.P (1945): Indian Prison Reform. Review. In: Journal of Comparative Legislation and International Law, Third Series 27 (3/4). Punjab (India). Jail Dept. (1978): Socio-economic background of prisoners in Punjab jails: [Chandigarh : Inspector-General of Prisons. Spry, Henry H. (1837): Modern India; with illustrations of the resources and capabilities of Hindustan. Vol. I.. London: Whittaker. Spry, Henry H. (1837): Modern India; with illustrations of the resources and capabilities of Hindustan. Vol. II.. London: Whittaker. Starte, O.H.B. (1933): Reformation of Offender in India. A Handbook for the use of Workers amongst Delinquents in India: Bombay: Government Central Press). Tarapore, Lt Col P.K (1936): Prison Reform in India: Humphrey Milford. Temple, Richard (1881): India in 1880. Gokhale, Pune. Thornhill, Mark (1899): Haunts and hobbies of an Indian official. London: John Murray. Times of India (July 3rd, 1889): By Paths of Crime in India: I.--Some Jail Birds. In: Times of India, July 3rd, 1889 (4). 2 MICHAELA DIMMERS 17.12.19 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF PRISONS IN COLONIAL INDIA GENERAL: SOURCES, CONT. Times of India (April 25th, 1930): Riot in Alipore Central Jail. Warders Stoned. Prisoners Refuse to Obey Orders. In: Times of India, April 25th, 1930, p. 14. Yang, Anand A. (1985): Crime and Criminality in British India: Tuscon: University of Arizona Press (42). Yang, Anand A. (1987): Disciplining Natives: Prisons and Prisoners in Early Nineteenth Century India. In: South Asia: Journal of South Asian Studies 10 (2), pp. 28–45. DOI: 10.1080/00856408708723100. Yang, Anand A. (1994): The Voice of colonial Discipline and Punishment: Knowledge, Power and the Penological Discourse in early Nineteenth Century India. In: Indo-British Review 21 (2), pp. 62–71. Yang, Anand A. (2003): Indian Convict Workers in Southeast Asia in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. 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