The File contains a letter addressed to the Marquess of Linlithgow who was also the Viceroy and Governor-General of India by members of the British Indian Association. Extent and format of original material: 1 booklet of 4 folio. Physical characteristics: No pagination. Pages are moth-eaten, damaged, severely acidic, brittle and yellowed with spots and foxing marks. Dimensions: 22 x 14. 2 x 0. 1. Editor: British Indian Association. Publisher: S.C. Dutt and Co., Calcutta(printer), British Indian Association, 18, British Indian Street, Calcutta (Publisher).
To His Excellency the Most Honourable Marquess of Linlithgow P.C., K.T, G.M.S.I., G.M.I.E., O.B.E., D.L., T.D., Viceroy and Governor-General of India
File details
Creation date:
22 Dec 1936
Languages:
English
Scripts:
Latin
Content type:
Document
Place of origin:
India.
Originals information:
The original material is located at the British Indian Association, in Kolkata, India.
Reference:
EAP922/1/2/60
Level:
File
Extent:
8 TIFF images
Digitisation date:
2017
Legal:
Access is for research purposes only
This file is part of
- Project EAP922:
- Collection EAP922/1:
- Collection EAP922/1/2:
- File EAP922/1/2/60:
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