As the Viceroy Saw It

As the Viceroy Saw It c s THE continuing stream of volumes of personal, party, and government documents coming out from Britain, India and Pakistan is reflective of the stake that is currently being felt in the course of South Asian historiography. Equally reflective is the committed nature of these publications. The researcher of the area is promised a flood of material moving in multiple crosscurrents. He might ride high over these or get swayed by a particular current. Both the promise and the risk are real and large.