Hill-Station Libraries in North India: A Historical Study of Selected Libraries in Landour/Mussoorie, Simla, Naini Tal and Mukteswar as Reflections of British culture, 1830-1947; with Special Reference to their Background and the Institutions to which They Were Connected
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2000
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Author:
Nirmolini Velma Flora |
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320 pp.
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Monash University, Australia
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Ph.D. Dissertation
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Hill Stations were towns located at a higher elevation, usually founded by European colonialists. In India they were a way to create a distinct "British" sphere separated from the surrounding Indian population.
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