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Sir James McCrone Douie. The Panjab, North-West Frontier Province, and Kashmir
The Panjab, North-West Frontier Province, and Kashmir
Table of Contents
CHAPTER I
AREAS AND BOUNDARIES
CHAPTER II
MOUNTAINS, HILLS, AND PLAINS
CHAPTER III
RIVERS
CHAPTER IV
GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES
CHAPTER V
CLIMATE
CHAPTER VI
HERBS, SHRUBS, AND TREES
CHAPTER VII
FORESTS
CHAPTER VIII
BEASTS, BIRDS, FISHES, AND INSECTS
Shooting in Hills
Sport in the Plains
CHAPTER IX
THE PEOPLE: NUMBERS, RACES, AND LANGUAGES
CHAPTER X
THE PEOPLE (continued): RELIGIONS
CHAPTER XI
THE PEOPLE (continued): EDUCATION
CHAPTER XII
ROADS AND RAILWAYS
CHAPTER XIII
CANALS
CHAPTER XIV
AGRICULTURE AND CROPS
CHAPTER XV
HANDICRAFTS AND MANUFACTURES
CHAPTER XVI
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS
CHAPTER XVII
HISTORY—PRE-MUHAMMADAN PERIOD, 500 B.C.—1000 A.D
CHAPTER XVIII
HISTORY (continued). THE MUHAMMADAN PERIOD, 1000–1764 A.D
CHAPTER XIX
HISTORY (continued). THE SIKH PERIOD, 1764–1849 A.D
CHAPTER XX
HISTORY (continued). THE BRITISH PERIOD, 1849–1913
CHAPTER XXI
ARCHAEOLOGY AND COINS
CHAPTER XXII
ADMINISTRATION—GENERAL
CHAPTER XXIII
ADMINISTRATION—LOCAL
CHAPTER XXIV
REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE
CHAPTER XXV
PANJÁB DISTRICTS AND DELHI
CHAPTER XXVI
THE PANJÁB NATIVE STATES
1. The Phulkian States
Tree showing relationship of the three Houses
2. Other Sikh States
3. The Muhammadan States
4. Hindu Hill States
CHAPTER XXVII
THE NORTH WEST FRONTIER PROVINCE
1. Districts
2. Tribal Territory
CHAPTER XXVIII
KASHMÍR AND JAMMU
CHAPTER XXIX
CITIES
CHAPTER XXX
OTHER PLACES OF NOTE
I. PANJÁB
II. Panjáb Native States
III. North West Frontier Province
IV. Kashmír and Jammu
Table I. Tribes of Panjáb (including Native States) and N.W.F. Province[1]
Table II. Rainfall, Cultivation, Population, and Land Revenue
Table III. Diagrams relating to Cultivation
TABLE IV. Percentages of Principal Crops[1]
Table V Revenue and Expenditure, 1911–12
INDEX
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