Speeches & Documents on Indian Policy

“Speeches & Documents on Indian Policy Vol.-1” by A. Berriedale Keith (1879-1944) is a compilation of significant speeches, essays, and documents related to British policy in India during the colonial era. The volume offers insights into the political landscape of India, focusing on constitutional developments, governance, and the relationship between British officials and Indian leaders. Keith’s work provides valuable historical perspectives on British imperialism, the challenges of administering India, and the evolving debates around self-rule and reforms. “Speeches & Documents on Indian Policy Vol.-2” by A. Berriedale Keith (1879-1944) continues the exploration of British policy in India, focusing on the evolving political and constitutional developments during the early 20th century. This volume presents key speeches, essays, and documents that reflect the debates surrounding governance, reforms, and the Indian independence movement. Keith offers valuable insights into the British approach to managing colonial India, the challenges of reform, and the growing demands for self-rule from Indian leaders and the public.