Joseph Jacobs

William Crooke

Alfred Trübner Nutt

Arthur Robinson Wright

Most vols. for 1890- contain list of members of the Folk-lore Society.

Folklore

An Ethnographical Hand-book for the N.-W. Provinces and Oudh

Shahid Amin`S Concise Encyclopaedia Weaves An Intricate Tapestry Of Crops, Seasons, Products, Beliefs, Ceremonies, Folk Adadges, Showcasing All The While The Multible Dimensions Of Rural Life, And The Unlikely But Enduring Threads That Bind And Susyain The Peasant World. The Study Aims At A Better Understanding Of Both Peasant Life And Culture, Ant The Ways Of Colonial Ethnography.

Being a Compilation from the Writings of William Crooke, J.R. Reid, G.A. Grierson

A Concise Encyclopaedia of North Indian Peasant Life

It Pehaps The Best Companion Available For Information On The Peasantry And Village Life Of Noth India. It Is Arranged Thematically. Explanatory Footnotes, Color Plates, Line Dawings, An Intoduction On Crooke Makes The Pesent Volume An Invaluable Work Of Reference For The Scholar And The Layperson.

A Glossary of North Indian Peasant Life

Their History, Ethnology, and Administration

The North-Western Provinces of India

The Popular Religion and Folk-lore of Northern India

The Talking Thrush, And, Other Tales from India, Collected by W. Crooke and Retold by W.H.D. Rouse ; Illustrated by W.H. Robinson

Pandit Ram Gharib Chaube

The first single volume collection of classic Hindi folktales by translators William Crooke and Pandit Ram Gharib Chaube. * Includes the original versions of over 350 Indian folktales collected in colonial India during the 1890s * Introduction by Sadhana Naithani provides an overview of William Crooke's methodology and translation practices

Folktales from Northern India

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Things Indian: Being Discursive Notes on Various Subjects Connected with India

William

Herbert Risley

George A. Grierson

Crooke The Ethnology, Languages, Literature and Religions of India

Ethnographical and Folklore Catechism. [By William Crooke.] Eng., Hindi & Hindustani

The Popular Religion and Folklore of Northern India, by W. Crooke,...

The Tribes and Castes of the North-western Provinces and Oudh

Crooke An almanack

James Tod

Website: www.mlbd.co.in Email: info@mlbd.co.in This work relates to the (erstwhile) Central and the Western Rajput States of India. It embodies the results of scholarly investigation into the ethnology of Rajputs, their religious and social practices, their festivals and rites, their legal and political institutions and the merits and demerits of their characters. Herein we get a real portrait of the different aspects of Rajput life: their loyalty, devotion, gallantry, chivalry as also the instability of their character, their outbreaks of passion, fears, occasional faithlessness of their chiefs and allies and, above all, their addiction to drugs. The work is divided into three volumes: each volume being sub-divided into books and chapters. Vol I deals mostly with the Geography of Rajasthan, the History of the Rajput tribes and the feudal system of their states. Vol II contains the Annals of Marwar, Bikaner, Jaisalmer and other cities of Rajasthan. Vol III comprises the annals of Amber, Haravati, Bundi and describes Shaikhawat Federation, and contains personal narratives from Udaipur to Kheroda. It has an appendix divided into seven sections and an exhaustive general index. Interspersed with several illustrations, this book is remarkable for its enlightening introduction and exegetical notes.

Or the Central and Western Rajput State of India

Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan (3 Vols)

William Crooke

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