M A P S

== "India in 1882": *Univ. of Texas library*

== Colonial-period maps: *Columbia Univ.*

I M A G E S

== A photo gallery of Swami Vivekananda: *vivekananda.org*

T E X T S

== Peter Marshall, "The British Presence in India Before and After 1857": *BBC*

== Irfan Habib, ed., a special issue of Social Scientist devoted to the events of 1857: *DSAL*

== Charles Wood, "A Modern Hindu Reformer" (1882, Atlantic): *Cornell Univ. library*; on Keshub Chunder Sen.

== The US website of the Arya Samaj: *aryasamaj.com*

== Many talks and articles by Swami Vivekananda: *vivekananda.org*

== The recent archives of the  monthlyVedanta Kesari, which was started in 1895: *Sri Ramakrishna Math, Chennai*

== Rev. John F. Hurst, "A Native Publishing House in India" (1887, Harper's): *Cornell Univ. library*. About the early days of the famous Naval Kishor Press.

== Thomas Babington Macaulay's "Minute on Education" (1835): *Internet Sourcebook*

== Kripal, Jeffrey J., "Perfected in a Dream" . . . At a Price: The Spiritual and Financial Struggles of Ram Chandra Datta
and the Beginnings of the Ramakrishna Movement" (1996): *Univ. of Chicago*

== McDermott, Rachel, "Unanswered Questions on the Relationship Between Politics, Economics, and Religion: The Case of Durga Puja in Late Eighteenth-Century Bengal" (1996): *Univ. of Chicago*

== William R. Pinch, Peasants and Monks in British India (1996):  *Univ. of California Press*

== William R. Pinch, "Subaltern Sadhus? Political Ascetics in Indian Myth, Memory, and History" (1997): *Univ. of Virginia*

== Sandria B. Freitag, ed., Culture and Power in Banaras: Community, Performance, and Environment, 1800-1980 (1989): *Univ. of California Press*

== Pankaj Mishra, "The Invention of the Hindu," Axess Magazine, 2004: [ site ]
 

== *special access*: Jones, K.; van der Veer, P.