Creative Pasts : Historical Memory and Identity in Western India, 1700-1960
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Based on the author’s thesis (Tufts University). Cover Half title Series Page Title Copyright Dedicaton Contents Acknowledgments Introduction 1. Bakhar Historiography 2. Representing Maratha Power 3. History, Print, and Education 4. Historiography and Nationalism 5. Region, Nation, and Maratha History 6. Maratha History and Historical Fiction 7. Caste, Identity, and Difference Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index
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