India's partition process, strategy and mobilization
edited by Mushirul Hasan
- New Delhi Oxford University Press 1993 2001
- viii, 434p. ; 22 cm.
- Themes in Indian history .
Includes bibliography.
Introduction -- An extract from the presidential address of M. A. Jinnah- Lahore, March 1940 -- An extract from presidential address of Abdul Kalam Azad- Ramgarh, December 1940 -- Extracts from the collected works of Mahatma Gandhi -- An extract from The discovery of India / Muslims and Political representation in colonial India : The making of Pakistan / The high politics of India's partition: the revisionist perspective / The Muslim mass contacts campaign: analysis of a strategy of political mobilization / Jinnah and the Pakistan demand / Religious leadership and Pakistan movement in the Punjab / The growth of the Muslin League in the Punjab, 1937-46 / Bengal politics and the Muslim Masses, 1920-47 / Divided Bengal: problems of nationalism and identity in the 1947 partition / The illusion of security: the background to Muslim separatism in the United Provinces / 'Communalism' in princely India: the case of Hyderabad, 1930-40 / Toba Tek Singh / The partition of India in reptrospect / Some memories / Jawaharlal Nehru -- Farzana Shaikh -- Asim Roy -- Mushirul Hasan -- R. J. Moore -- David Gilmartin -- Ian A. Talbot -- Partha Chatterjee -- Leonard A. Gordon -- Lance Brennan -- Ian Copland -- Saadat Hasan Manto ; translated by Khalid Hasan -- Mohammed Mujeeb -- Raja of Mahmudabad