The Imperial Gazetteer of India
- The Imperial Gazetteer of India
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Mapa de la "Densidad de población" de la India en
1909.
The Imperial Gazetteer of India.
The Imperial Gazetteer of India (en español: Gaceta Imperial de la India) es una obra histórica de referencia sobre la India publicada por primera vez en 1881.[1]
Sir William Wilson Hunter hizo los planes originales para el libro a partir de 1869. [1] La primera edición se publicó en 1881 en 9 volúmenes, la segunda apareció entre 1885 y 1887 aumentada a 14 volúmenes. Las "Nuevas ediciones" de 1908, 1909 y 1931 están formadas por 4 volúmenes enciclopédicos que tratan sobre la geografía, historia, economía y la administración de la India, 20 volúmenes alfabéticos, un índice y un atlas. El libro es parcialmente disponible en Internet en Digital South Asia Library.[2] [3]
Autores
- Meyer, William Stevenson, 1860-1922.
- Burn, Richard, 1871-1947.
- Cotton, James Sutherland, 1847-1918.
- Risley, Herbert Hope, 1851-1911.
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