Putnam's Sons, New York, 1903. Some attention to the economic history of India has been paid by Zimmer, Fick, and Hopkins. I have borrowed my information mainly from the "Notes on Early Economic Conditions in Northern India." Article xxxi. J. R. A. S., 1901. The most popular work of R. C. Dutt, "Civilization of Ancient India," vols. i, ii, should always be consulted, even though some of its views are out of date. There is a very useful work of reference by Mrs. Rickmers (C. Mable Duff) on "Chronology of India." This book is written with great care. It gives references to various criticisms, discussions and dissertations, published in the various magazines or the publications of the government of India. Max Müller's work on the "Six Systems of Indian Philosophy," is as yet the best work on Indian philosophy in European languages.
