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The crisis in India: its causes and proposed remedies /
India: the revolt, and the home government.
The crisis in India: its causes and proposed remedies /
Thoughts on the Indian crisis, and its bearings on the freedom of the press. To which is added the metropolitan sewage question, considered in relation to Dr. Hawkesley's letter, and the agriculture of the country /
The political prospects of British India.
Cause and effect: the rebellion in India /
The British raj contrasted with its predecessors; and an inquiry into the disastrous results of the rebellion in the North-West provinces upon the hopes of the people of India.
Speech on legislation and policy for India, delivered in the House of Commons, on the second reading of the India Bill, June 24th, 1858.
An address to the reconstructors of our Indian empire.
Speech delivered by the Earl of Derby ... on the address in answer to Her Majesty's speech from the throne.
India's trouble: is there not a cause?.
The government of India, as it has been, as it is, and as it ought to be.