Foreword
Acknowledgements
Chronology
Introduction
1. The Word on the Streets :
Editorials and Political Cartons in English-Language Dailies (1947)
2. 'Dare to Know': Aug. 15, 1947, The Partition
3. Narratives of Pain: Fiction and Autobiography as 'Psychotestimonies' to the Partition
4. The Children of India Remember: Reflections, Chornicles, Diaries, and Autobiographies
The Rhetoric of Anxiety: The End of the Raj in the Writings of the British Press
Conclusion
Appendix A: Historical Background to the Partition in the Punjab
Appendix B: History of the Indian Press under Colonial Rule
Appendix C: Biographies
Notes
Bibliography
Index

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