THE LOCOMOTIVES OF THE GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY

By JAMES WILLIAMS

CONTENTS VOLUME II THE BRITISH EMPIRE ALL THE WORLD IS INDIA; INDIA IS A WORLD APART PART MOBILITY AND MUTABILITY 4 ‘MODES OF TRAVELLING IN INDIA’, ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS, SEPTEMBER 19, 1863, 5 SIDNEY LAMAN BLANCHARD, THE GANGES AND THE SEINE, MODERNITY AND THE MASSES C O N T E N T S PART KIPLING’S RAILWAY KINGDOM ANGLO-INDIAN JUNCTIONS 24 FANNY BULLOCK WORKMAN AND WILLIAM HUNTER WORKMAN, THROUGH TOWN AND JUNGLE: FOURTEEN THOUSAND MILES A-WHEEL AMONG THE TEMPLES AND PEOPLE OF THE INDIAN PLAIN (LONDON: T F UNWIN, 1904), PP 6, 48, 63–64, 66, 102, 204–207, 29 MALCOLM WATSON, THE PREVENTION OF MALARIA IN THE FEDERATED MALAY STATES, PREFACE BY RONALD ROSS (LIVERPOOL: LIVERPOOL SCHOOL OF TROPICAL MEDICINE, 1911), PP 111, 121, COLONIAL RAILWAYS: THIRD-CLASS PASSENGERS, FAMINE, AND THE DRAIN 34 ‘TREATMENT OF INDIANS ABROAD’, YOUNG INDIA 2, 44, NOVEMBER 3, 1920, 35 M GANDHI, ‘CARPING CRITICISM’, YOUNG INDIA 3, 19, MAY 11, 1921, 37 VAUGHAN NASH, THE GREAT FAMINE AND ITS CAUSES (LONDON: LONGMANS, GREEN, 1900), PP 12–13, 102–104, 110–114, 144–152, 163–165, 175–182, RAILWAYS AND THE SPREAD OF EPIDEMIC DISEASE RAILWAYS AND CRIME THE RAILWAY AS OASIS: EGYPT, THE NEAR EAST, AND THE MIDDLE EAST 50 JAMES HINGSTON, THE AUSTRALIAN ABROAD ON BRANCHES FROM THE MAIN ROUTES ROUND THE WORLD (MELBOURNE: W INGLIS, 1885), P 52 HADJI KHAN (GAZANFAR ALI), ARMIN VAMBERRY AND WILFRID SPARROY, WITH THE PILGRIMS TO MECCA (LONDON: J LANE, 1905), PP 83–84, 55 E L BUTCHER, THINGS SEEN IN EGYPT (LONDON: SEELEY, SERVICE AND CO, 1914), PP 177–178 RAILWAYS AND THE RE-PARTITIONING OF BRITISH AFRICA AUSTRALIANA AND ABORIGINES: POSSESSION AND DISPOSSESSION 69 SAMUEL CALVERT, ENGRAVING, ‘SKIPTON JACKY JACKY AND HIS TRIBE AT THE OPENING OF THE BEAUFORT RAILWAY’, SEPTEMBER 7, 70 EASTERN EXCURSIONISTS THE EARLY MORNING TRAIN AT SPENCER STREET STATION (MELBOURNE, VICTORIA), MAY 4, 79 ALBERT FREDERICK CALVERT, MY FOURTH TOUR IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA (LONDON: W HEINEMANN, 1897), PP 4, 6,