History Of India Vol. 2 by Cie, H. G.keene Publication date 1893 The writer in this book has endeavoured to describe briefly a text containing relevant facts both in regard to the origin of the important Indian races, and in regard to their progress before they came under the unifying processes of modern administration, and the tracing of that evolution forms the subject of this book. Some of the topics which H G Keene has tried to cover are, establishment of British supremacy, Burma, and Bhurtpur, the Afghanistan blunder, the fall of the company, the new era of peace and progress, and a series of introductions on Lord Lansdowne and Lord Elgin.