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===Arrangement of the reading lists=== | ===Arrangement of the reading lists=== | ||
Items are grouped by broad subject categories | Items are grouped by broad subject categories as shown at the bottom of this page. Each entry has a short annotation. Titles which were reviewed in older issues of ''The Journal of the Families in British India Society'' will have a link to the full review in the [http://members.fibis.org/ Members Only Section]. Find more reviews in the [http://shop.fibis.org/amazon.htm FIBIS Online Bookshop]. | ||
===Obtaining titles from the reading lists=== | ===Obtaining titles from the reading lists=== | ||
Revision as of 09:02, 13 September 2009
Recommended material for family historians interested in Europeans and Anglo-Indians in India, Burma and Asian territories up to 1947.
The titles listed in this bibliography range from books to direct research efforts, directories on CD which may show where an ancestor was living in a particular year, out-of-print titles available for reading online, to a wealth of background reading which will aid understanding of an ancestor's life and work in India and South Asia.
Arrangement of the reading lists
Items are grouped by broad subject categories as shown at the bottom of this page. Each entry has a short annotation. Titles which were reviewed in older issues of The Journal of the Families in British India Society will have a link to the full review in the Members Only Section. Find more reviews in the FIBIS Online Bookshop.
Obtaining titles from the reading lists
It is possible that various titles may be available in more than one edition or format, and for this reason ISBNs are not listed.
Most items can be purchased through the The FIBIS Bookshop. Rare and out-of-print titles may be sought through AbeBooks, which provides a meta-search of antiquarian and second-hand bookshops around the world.
Many of the titles may be available at a local public library. If not in stock, the library may offer an inter-library loan service. WorldCat may help in identifying the closest holding library (NB it is not necessary to register to use WorldCat's search facility).
Contributing to the Recommended Reading
Reviews of relevant, well-written, authoritative titles are welcomed. Please read The guidelines before making a contribution.
Pages in category "Recommended reading"
The following 19 pages are in this category, out of 19 total.