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["Institution(s) of Deposit \n(complete for each institution or owner that holds the original material or will be receiving copies of the material)."]
["Name of Institution\n(full official title)","Contact Address \n(address of the institution or to where postal enquiries may be sent)","Official Website (if applicable)"]
["Private Collection of Motilal Family, Bowbazar ","1A, Durga Pithuri Lane, Kolkata-700012, West Bengal, India"]
["Private Collection of Deb Family, Sobhabazar  ","34/C, Raja Nabakrishna Street, Kolkata, West Bengal, India - 700004","http://www.sovabazarrajbari.com/sovabazar-rajbari-kolkata/photo/index.php"]
["Private Collection of Dutta Family, Hatkhola ","78, Nimtala Ghat Street, Kolkata-700005, West Bengal, India "]
["Private Collection of Ghosh Family, Pathuriaghata   ","47, Pathuria Ghat Street ,Kolkata, West Bengal, India - 700006"]
["Private Collection of Butto Kristo Paul's  Family, Sobhabazar ","92, Sobhabazar Street, Shobhabazar, Kolkata, West Bengal -700005"]
["Private Collection of Seal  Family, Colutola","60/C, Colootola Street (alias Maulana Shaukat Ali Street) Kolkata- 700073"]
["Private Collection of Upendrakishor Ray (Chowdhury)'s Family, Kolkata","172/3, Rashbehari Avenue, Kolkata- 700029"]
["Private Collection of Mitra Family, Shyampukur ","34C, Shyampukur Street, Kolkata- 700004"]
["Private Collection of Daw Family, Jorasanko","20B, Vivekananda Road, Kolkata- 700007"]
["Private Collection of Mitra Family , Madanmohantala ","520, Rabindra Sarani, Kolkata-700005 and 5/1A, Raja Rajballav Street, Bagbazar,Kolkata- 700003"]
["Private Collection of  Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys","1/2, Harish Mukherjee Road, Lala Lajpat Rai Sarani, Kolkata-700020","http://cossimbazarpalaceroys.in/home.php?page=home"]

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["Identification",null,"Titles",null,null,"Scope and Content",null,null,null,null,null,"Authority Terms",null,null,null,null,"Dates",null,null,"Provenance",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Languages",null,null,"Access conditions",null,null,"Copyright Information",null,null,null,null,"Data Protection",null,"Digital Copies"]
["Level","Original Reference","Title (In English)","Title (In Original Language/Script)","Title (Transliterated)\n","Content Type","Description","Description (in alternative language)","Number and Type of Original Material","Size and Dimensions of Original Material","Condition of Original Material","Related Countries              ","Related Towns/Cities","Related Religions/Belief Systems","Related Subjects\n","Other Related Subjects\n","Dates of Original Material (Gregorian Calendar)","Alternative Calendar","Alternative Calendar Dates","System of Arrangement","Custodial History","Author(s) / Creators of the Original Material","Scribe(s) of the Original Material","Publisher(s) of the Original Material","Editor(s) of the Original Material","Volume and Issue Number","Languages of Material","Scripts of Material\n","Writing System \n","Access Conditions","Restriction End Date","Reason for Restriction","Is the Material Still in Copyright?","Copyright Holder's Name","Have you obtained written consent for the Material to be included on the EAP website?","Have You Sent All Written Permissions to the EAP Office?","Attribution","Does the Material Contain Sensitive Personal Data About Living People?","The Nature of Sensitive Personal Data","Digital Folder Name","Digital File Name","Creation Date of Digital Files","Format of Digital Files","Number of Digital Files","Location of Digital Copies","Location of Original Material "]
["Select an option from the dropdown list","Shelfmark or Accession number at original Institution of Deposit",null,"Please enter the titles in the original font, if it has Unicode characters. http://unicode.org/charts/","Please use the Library of Congress 'Romanisation Tables' for transliterations - https://www.loc.gov/catdir/cpso/roman.html","Select an option from the dropdown list. If you cannot find an appropriate option, please contact EAP"," A complete statement describing the subject matter and context of the material","This should be an exact translation of the previous column","For example: 1 photograph album containing 25 photographs; 1 volume containing 50 folios; 23 maps; 2 parchment folios; 1 glass plate negative; 1 palm lead manuscript; 3 accordian paper books","Please use centimetres (cm). For example: Height 10cm, width 5cm, depth 1cm","For example: The red ink is fading, and the the top right corner is torn","  To include multiple countries, separate them by a semi-colon. For example: France; Germany; Italy","To include multiple towns, separate them by a semi-colon. For example: Paris; Rome; Berlin. Please use the Getty Thesaurus of Geographic Names for reference - http://www.getty.edu/research/tools/vocabularies/tgn/","Select as many options terms from the dropdown list as applicable","Select as many keywords terms from the dropdown list as applicable. If you wish to add a subject term not on this list, please write it in the next column",null,"If undated, please provide an approximate date range. Example formats: 22 Sep 1910; Sep 1910; 1910; Early 20th century, 1st half of the 20th century","If applicable, select an option from the dropdown list",null,"Describe how the collection is/has been organised and arranged. Include reference to who was responsible for the arrangement. Please include mention of whether the material has been ordered according to any classification scheme","Describe the provenance/history of the ownership of the material","Please also provide contextual information, where known","Please also provide contextual information, where known  ","Please also provide contextual information, where known. Including, for example, the place of publication","Please also provide contextual information, where known",null,"Select as many languages from the dropdown list as applicable. If you cannot find a required language, please contact the EAP team","Select as many scripts from the dropdown list as applicable. If you cannot find a required script, please contact the EAP team","Select from the dropdown list. Is the material written left-to-right (e.g. English, French) or right-to-left, (e.g. Arabic, Chinese)?","Select an option from the dropdown list. All material being sent to EAP should be 'Unrestricted'. Please inform the EAP Curator of any access issues","When will the material become unrestricted?",null,"Select from the dropdown list",null,"Select from the dropdown list","Select from the dropdown list","Please put the exact wording of how the copyright holder would like to be credited","If yes, please specify in the next column","Please explain why this material should be restricted","This needs to be exactly the same as it appears on the hard drive(s)","This needs to be exactly the same as it appears on the hard drive(s). File names must end in sequential numbers. We recommend ending filenames using 4 digits. For example: EAP000_Example_0001","Select an option from the dropdown list","Select an option from the dropdown list",null,"The names of institutions other than the British Library that will hold a digital copy of the images. ","Please provide the repository name, rather than the full address. For example: The Louvre, Paris, France"]
["Mandatory","Mandatory if known/applicable","Mandatory","Mandatory if applicable","Mandatory if the original title is not in Latin script","Mandatory at File and Item levels","Mandatory at Collection level (But preferable at all levels)","Optional","Mandatory","Optional","Optional","Mandatory","Mandatory if known/applicable","Mandatory if known/applicable","Mandatory","Optional","Mandatory","Optional","Optional","Mandatory at Collection level","Mandatory at Collection level","Mandatory if known/applicable","Mandatory if known/applicable","Mandatory if known/applicable","Mandatory if known/applicable","Mandatory if known/applicable","Mandatory","Mandatory","Mandatory","Mandatory","Mandatory if you answered \"Temporarily Restricted\" in column AD","Mandatory if you answered \"Temporarily Restricted\" in column AD","Mandatory","Mandatory if you answered \"Yes\" in column AG","Mandatory if you answered \"Yes\" in column AG","Mandatory if you answered \"Yes\" in column AG","Mandatory if you answered \"Yes\" in column AG","Mandatory","Mandatory if you answered \"Yes\" in column AL","Mandatory","Mandatory at File and Item levels","Mandatory","Mandatory","Mandatory","Mandatory at Collection level","Mandatory"]
["Collection",null,"Private Collection of Motilal Family, Bowbazar ",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null," - - - -  - - - - - - - -",null,null,null,null,null,"The Motilal family of Bowbazar was founded by Biswanath Motilal, a renowned salt merchant of Kolkata. He was born in 1779 and rose to prominence working his way up from an ordinary position. He had entered the salt trade in partnership with Rammohan Mallick of Barabazar. But Biswanath was unsuccessful in business.Then he became an ordinary muhuri (clerck) in Company’s salt gola at Shalkia on a monthly salary of Rs. 8 only. From this position he eventually grew into big salt merchant. He died in 1844 leaving behind property worth 15 lakhs of rupees. Arkaprabha Motilal, descendant of Biswanath Motilal  granted all necessary permission for open access under Creative Commons.",null,null,null,null,null,"Bengali|English","Bengali (Bangla)|Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,null,null,"2018-2019","TIFF",null,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3)Motilal Family, Bowbazar \n","Motilal Family of Bowbazar, Kolkata "]
["File",null,"Deed of Gift Ramnarain Muttylal to Sreemutty Bhoobunessury Dabee","Deed of Gift Ramnarain Muttylal to Sreemutty Bhoobunessury Dabee",null,"Court & Legal records","Deed of Gift Ramnarain Muttylal to Sreemutty Bhoobunessury Dabee",null,"1 Deed of Gift ","The original volume with length of 34.8x21.6 cm.","Partly damaged. Coloure of the  original document(s) is yellowish brown.","India","Kolkata",null,"History|Law and Legal affairs",null,"07 Apr 1875",null,null,"Arranged choronologically by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_MOTILAL_DEED_ 18750407","EAP1104_MOTILAL_DEED_ 18750407_002.TIF-EAP1104_MOTILAL_DEED_ 18750407_005.TIF",2018,"TIFF",4,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3)Motilal Family, Bowbazar \n","Motilal Family of Bowbazar, Kolkata "]
["File",null,"Deed of Gift between  Dhanendra Nath Muttylall & Sm. Subarna Kumari Debi ","Deed of Gift between  Dhanendra Nath Muttylall & Sm. Subarna Kumari Debi ",null,"Court & Legal records","Deed of Gift between  Dhanendra Nath Muttylall & Sm. Subarna Kumari Debi. ",null,"1 Deed of Gift ","The original volume with length of 34.8x21.6 cm.","Partly damaged. Coloure of the  original document(s) is yellowish brown.","India","Kolkata",null,"History|Law and Legal affairs",null,"1942-05-12",null,null,"Arranged choronologically by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_MOTILAL_DEED_ 19420512","EAP1104_MOTILAL_DEED_19420512_002.TIF-EAP1104_MOTILAL_DEED_19420512_007.TIF",2018,"TIFF",6,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3)Motilal Family, Bowbazar \n","Motilal Family of Bowbazar, Kolkata "]
["File",null,"Deed of gift from Dhonendra Nauth Muttylall to Naranath Motilal  ","Deed of gift from Dhonendra Nauth Muttylall to Naranath Motilal  ",null,"Court & Legal records","Succession certificate of Subarna Kumari Debi ",null,"1 Deed of Gift "," The original volume with length of 28.9x22.8 cm.","Partly damaged. Coloure of the  original document(s) is yellowish brown. ","India","Kolkata",null,"History|Law and Legal affairs",null,"04 Sep 1942 ",null,null,"Arranged choronologically by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_MOTILAL_DEED_ 19420904","EAP1104_MOTILAL_DEED_19420904_002.TIF-EAP1104_MOTILAL_DEED_19420904_009.TIF",2018,"TIFF",8,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3)Motilal Family, Bowbazar \n","Motilal Family of Bowbazar, Kolkata "]
["File",null,"Photograph of the family  Deity Godess Jagatdhatri ","Photograph of the family  Deity Godess Jagatdhatri ",null,"Photograph","Photograph of the family  Deity Godess Jagatdhatri ",null,"2 Photograph "," The original size of the black and whight photographs are-  (1)7.5x8cm. (2) 7x8.7cm.","Brittle and Damaged.","India","Kolkata","Hinduism","Customs and traditions",null,1930,null,null,"Arranged choronologically by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"Not applicable","Not applicable","Not Applicable","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_MOTILAL_DEITY_1930","EAP1104_MOTILAL_DEITY_1930_002.TIF - EAP1104_MOTILAL_DEITY_1930_003.TIF",2018,"TIFF",2,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3)Motilal Family, Bowbazar \n","Motilal Family of Bowbazar, Kolkata "]
["File",null,"Plan of Premises no. 1/1A, Durga Charan Pithuri Lane ","Plan of Premises no. 1/1A, Durga Charan Pithuri Lane ",null,"Map","It is a proposed sanctioned plan with addition and alteraton for original house of the Motilal family situated at Bowbazar in North Kolkata. Dated 31st January 1950. ",null,"1 Plan of Premises","The original size of the document is 39x63cm.","Brittle and Damaged.","India","Kolkata",null,"Building construction",null,"31 Jan 1950",null,null,"Arranged choronologically by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_MOTILAL_PLAN OF PREMISES_19500131","EAP1104_MOTILAL_PLAN OF PREMISES_19500131_002.TIF- EAP1104_MOTILAL_PLAN OF PREMISES_19500131_003.TIF",2018,"TIFF",2,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3)Motilal Family, Bowbazar \n","Motilal Family of Bowbazar, Kolkata "]
["File",null,"Potrait of Biswanath Motilal ","Potrait of Biswanath Motilal ",null,"Painting","It is a hand made watercolor painting(framed) of Biswanath Motilal by the famous Bourne and Shepherd company.",null,"1 Painting "," The original size of the painting is 42.5x28.6cm.","Brittle and Damaged.","India","Kolkata",null,"Portraits",null,"18th Century",null,null,"Arranged choronologically by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"Not applicable","Not applicable","Not Applicable","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_MOTILAL_POTRAIT OF BISWANATH MOTILAL","EAP1104_MOTIAL_POTRAIT OF BISWANATH MOTILAL_002.TIF",2018,"TIFF",1,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3)Motilal Family, Bowbazar \n","Motilal Family of Bowbazar, Kolkata "]
["File",null,"Succession certificate of Subarna Kumari Debi ","Succession certificate of Subarna Kumari Debi ",null,"Court & Legal records","Succession certificate of Subarna Kumari Debi ",null,"1 Deed of Gift "," The original size of the document is 21.5x34cm.","Brittle and Damaged.","India","Kolkata",null,"History|Law and Legal affairs",null,"28 Feb 1950",null,null,"Arranged choronologically by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_MOTILAL_SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE_19500228","EAP1104_MOTILAL_SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE_19500228_002.TIF-EAP1104_MOTILAL_SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE_19500228_005.TIF",2018,"TIFF",4,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3)Motilal Family, Bowbazar \n","Motilal Family of Bowbazar, Kolkata "]
["Collection",null,"Private Collection from the Deb Family, Sobhabazar",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Raja Nabakrishna Deb, the founder of the Shobhabazar family, was closely associated with the administration of Clive and Verelst. His father Ramcharan Deb used to work as an official under the then Bengal ruler, Murshidkuli Khan. He was appointed as a collector and a salt agent of the areas of Hijli, Tamluk, Mahishadal and other parts of Bengal. Later on, he became the Dewan of Cuttack. After his death, his wife moved to Arpuli from Karnasubarnapur, Murshidabad, and then settled down at Sutanuti Shobhabazar. Nabakrishna Deb, the youngest son of Ramcharan was well read in Arabic and Persian and later on he mastered in English, the official language of communication during the colonial period. He started his career as a Persian teacher to Werren Hastings as early as 1750 when Hastings first landed in Calcutta. By 1756 he became the Persian clerk or Munshi to the Company. During the crucial days of 1756-57, he rendered useful service to the East India Company as interpreter. Gradually, Nabakrishna established well found rapport with the Company officials like Hastings, Clive and others. After the Battle of Plassey in 1757, he quietly rose to prominence and got a share in the ‘loot of Plassey’. In 1767 he was appointed Political Banyan to the Company. Clive conferred upon him the title of ‘Maharaja’ in 1766. He emerged as the most influential Indian not only during the time of Clive but also in the following years under Clive’s successor Verelst. By utilising his growing influence, Nabakrishna acquired huge property in Calcutta. Revenue records revealed Nabakrishna in the role of operator in salt business as well as in tax collection of the rich Bengal District of Burdwan. His success as a fortune maker was a phenomenon of the changing times.\nRaja Nabakrishna Deb adopted his elder brother, Ramsundar’s son, Gopimohan Deb in 1770. At that time, he had no issues of his own. But in 1782, his wife gave birth to a son, Rajakrishna Deb. Both Gopimohan and Rajkrishna were influential people among the ‘babus’ of 19th C Bengal. They were well read, patrons of different art forms and specially known for their philanthropic activities. Gopimohan Deb’s son Radhakanta Deb was a renowned educationist and social activist. He was the editor of Sanskrit encyclopaedia, Shabdakalpadroom in eight volumes, the first of which appeared in 1822 and the last in 1856. He was the first Knight Commander of the most exalted order from India. This family is also renowned for hosting dance musical performances during the Durga Puja festival.\nNowadays the family members are branched out in several professions. But till today, a larger share of their income comes from the estates scattered in Calcutta and its suburbs. The continued tradition of estate management is still visible among the present generation.The EAP research team visited the Sobhabazar Rajbari several times and meet the family members and identified some important documents under the custody of Mr. Alok Krishna Deb, the senior most member of the Deb family.",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,null,null,2018,"TIFF",null,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Deb Family, Sobhabazar\n","Deb Family of Sobhabazar, Kolkata "]
["File",null,"True Copy of the Will of Maha Raja Raj Kissen Bahadoor (Bengali Version)","মহারাজা রাজ কিসেন বাহাদুরের ইচ্ছাপত্রের আদর্শ প্রতিলিপি ( বাংলা সংস্করণ) ","True Copy of the Will of Maha Raja Raj Kissen Bahadoor (Bengali Version)","Court & Legal records","This document is a true copy of Maha Raja Raj Kissen Bahadoor's  will. It is the Bengali version of the will. Maha Raja Raj Kissen Bahadur was the son of Raja Nabakrishna Deb, the founder of Sobhabazar.",null,"1 will","The original volume with length of 35x22 cm.","Partly damaged. Coloure of the material is yellowish brown.","India ","Kolkata ",null,"Law and Legal affairs",null,"29 Aug 1861",null,null,"Arranged choronologically by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_DEB_WILL BENGALI_18610829","EAP1104_DEB_WILL BENGALI_18610829_0001.TIF - EAP1104_DEB_WILL BENGALI_18610829_0006.TIF",2018,"TIFF",6,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Deb Family, Sobhabazar\n","Deb Family of Sobhabazar, Kolkata "]
["File",null,"True Copy of the  Will of Maha Rajah Raj Kissen Bahadoor (English Version)",null,null,"Court & Legal records","This document is a true copy of Maha Raja Raj Kissen Bahadoor's  will. It is the English version of the will. Maha Raja Raj Kissen Bahadur was the son of Raja Nabakrishna Deb, the founder of Sobhabazar.",null,"1 will ","The original volume with length of 35x22 cm.","Partly Damaged. Coloure of the  material is yellowish brown.","India ","Kolkata ",null,"Law and Legal affairs",null,"26 Aug 1861",null,null,"Arranged choronologically by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_DEB_WILL ENGLISH_18610826","EAP1104_DEB_WILL ENGLISH_18610826_0001.TIF - EAP1104_DEB_WILL ENGLISH_18610826_0010.TIF",2018,"TIFF",10,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Deb Family, Sobhabazar\n","Deb Family of Sobhabazar, Kolkata "]
["File",null,"Equity Suit: Moha Rajah Sib Kristno Bahadur vs. Kristo Chunder Ghosh and Kristosoka Ghosh ",null,null,"Court & Legal records","After the death of Raja Rajkrishna Deb(son of Raja Nabakrishna Deb), there was some disagreements arose among seven sons with the property. According to the will, Raja Rajkrishna appointed his brother-in-law Kristo Chunder Ghosh and Kristo Chunder's son Kristosokha as executor of his property. But they tried to grab the king's property illegally. When the sons objected, the Supreme Court( of Fort Willim) appointed official receivers on all the properties.This document is a true copy of the original related to this event.",null,"1 Equity Suit","The original volume with length of 35x22 cm.","Partly Damaged. Coloure of the  material is yellowish brown.","India ","Kolkata ",null,"Law and Legal affairs",null,"19 Sep 1836",null,null,"Arranged choronologically by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_DEB_EQUITY SUIT_18360916","EAP1104_DEB_EQUITY SUIT_18360916_0001.TIF - EAP1104_DEB_EQUITY SUIT_18360916_0006.TIF",2018,"TIFF",6,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Deb Family, Sobhabazar\n","Deb Family of Sobhabazar, Kolkata "]
["File",null,"Equity Suit: Moha Rajah Sib Kristno Bahadur vs. Kristo Chunder Ghosh and others",null,null,"Court & Legal records","After the death of Raja Rajkrishna Deb(son of Raja Nabakrishna Deb), there was some disagreements arose among seven sons with the property. According to the will, Raja Rajkrishna appointed his brother-in-law Kristo Chunder Ghosh and Kristo Chunder's son Kristosokha as executor of his property. But they tried to grab the king's property illegally. When the sons objected, the Supreme Court( of Fort Willim) appointed official receivers on all the properties.This document is a true copy of the original related to this event.",null,"1 Equity Suit","The original volume with length of 35x22 cm.","Partly Damaged. Coloure of the  material is yellowish brown.","India ","Kolkata ",null,"Law and Legal affairs",null,"13 Nov 1838",null,null,"Arranged choronologically by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_DEB_EQUITY SUIT_18381113","EAP1104_DEB_EQUITY SUIT_18381113_0001.TIF - EAP1104_DEB_EQUITY SUIT_18381113_0004.TIF",2018,"TIFF",4,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Deb Family, Sobhabazar\n","Deb Family of Sobhabazar, Kolkata "]
["File",null,"Old Equity Suit:  Kristo Chunder Ghosh vs. Kristosakha Ghosh ",null,null,"Court & Legal records","After the death of Raja Rajkrishna Deb(son of Raja Nabakrishna Deb), there was some disagreements arose among seven sons with the property. According to the will, Raja Rajkrishna appointed his brother-in-law Kristo Chunder Ghosh and Kristo Chunder's son Kristosokha as executor of his property. But they tried to grab the king's property illegally. When the sons objected, the Supreme Court( of Fort Willim) appointed official receivers on all the properties.This document is a true copy of the original related to this event.",null,"1 Equity Suit","The original volume with length of 35x22 cm.","Partly Damaged. Coloure of the  material is yellowish brown.","India ","Kolkata ",null,"Law and Legal affairs",null,"10 Aug 1926",null,null,"Arranged choronologically by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_DEB_EQUITY SUIT_19260810","EAP1104_DEB_EQUITY SUIT_19260810_0001.TIF - EAP1104_DEB_EQUITY SUIT_19260810_0032.TIF",2018,"TIFF",32,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Deb Family, Sobhabazar\n","Deb Family of Sobhabazar, Kolkata "]
["File",null,"Old Equity Suit:  Kristo Chunder Ghosh vs. Kristosakha Ghosh ",null,null,"Court & Legal records","After the death of Raja Rajkrishna Deb(son of Raja Nabakrishna Deb), there was some disagreements arose among seven sons with the property. According to the will, Raja Rajkrishna appointed his brother-in-law Kristo Chunder Ghosh and Kristo Chunder's son Kristosokha as executor of his property. But they tried to grab the king's property illegally. When the sons objected, the Supreme Court( of Fort Willim) appointed official receivers on all the properties.This document is a true copy of the original related to this event.",null,"1 Equity Suit","The original volume with length of 40x22 cm.","Partly Damaged. Coloure of the  material is yellowish brown.","India ","Kolkata ",null,"Law and Legal affairs",null,"13 Sep 1926",null,null,"Arranged choronologically by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_DEB_EQUITY SUIT_19260913","EAP1104_DEB_EQUITY SUIT_19260913_0001.TIF - EAP1104_DEB_EQUITY SUIT_19260913_0034.TIF",2018,"TIFF",34,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Deb Family, Sobhabazar\n","Deb Family of Sobhabazar, Kolkata "]
["File",null,"Grant of Tallookdarry to Rajah Nobkissen by the East India Company ",null,null,"Court & Legal records","Copy of The Grant of Tallookdarry to Rajah Nobkissen by the East India Company ",null,"1 Grant ","The original volume with length of 42x35 cm."," Damaged. Coloure of the  material is yellowish brown. The leaf is torn from the middle. ","India ","Kolkata ",null,"Law and Legal affairs",null,"28 Apr 1778",null,null,"Arranged choronologically by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_DEB_GRANT OF TALOOKDARY_17780428","EAP1104_DEB_GRANT OF TALOOKDARY_17780428_0001.TIF - EAP1104_DEB_GRANT OF TALOOKDARY_17780428_0006.TIF",2018,"TIFF",6,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Deb Family, Sobhabazar\n","Deb Family of Sobhabazar, Kolkata "]
["File",null,"  Kristo Chunder Ghosh vs. Kristosakha Ghosh and others and the other accuses ",null,null,"Court & Legal records","After the death of Raja Rajkrishna Deb(son of Raja Nabakrishna Deb), there was some disagreements arose among seven sons with the property. According to the will, Raja Rajkrishna appointed his brother-in-law Kristo Chunder Ghosh and Kristo Chunder's son Kristosokha as executor of his property. But they tried to grab the king's property illegally. When the sons objected, the Supreme Court( of Fort Willim) appointed official receivers on all the properties.This document is a true copy of the original related to this event.",null,"1 Equity Suit","The original volume with length of 35x22 cm.","Partly Damaged. Coloure of the  material is yellowish brown.","India ","Kolkata ",null,"Law and Legal affairs",null,"30 Jun 1942",null,null,"Arranged choronologically by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_DEB_HIGH COURT JUDICATURE_19420630","EAP1104_DEB_HIGH COURT JUDICATURE_19420630_0001.TIF - EAP1104_DEB_HIGH COURT JUDICATURE_19420630_0008.TIF",2018,"TIFF",8,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Deb Family, Sobhabazar\n","Deb Family of Sobhabazar, Kolkata "]
["File",null,"Invitation card for 'Bai' Dance on the occasion of Durga puja festival at Sobhabazar Rajbari ",null,null,"Document","Invitation card for 'Bai' Dance on the occasion of Durga puja festival at Sobhabazar Rajbari ",null,"1 Invitation card ","The original volume with length of 12x9 cm."," Coloure of the  material is yellowish brown.","India ","Kolkata ",null,"Dance",null,"30 Sep 1940",null,null,"Arranged choronologically by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_DEB_INVITATION_19400930","EAP1104_DEB_INVITATION_19400930_0001.TIF",2018,"TIFF",1,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Deb Family, Sobhabazar\n","Deb Family of Sobhabazar, Kolkata "]
["File",null,"Partition of the Zamindari Estate ",null,null,"Correspondence","Partition of the Zamindari Estate from official receviver's office ",null,"1 Correspondence","The original volume with length of 34x23 cm."," Coloure of the  material is yellowish brown.","India ","Kolkata ",null,"Land use",null,"10 Nov 1927 ",null,null,"Arranged choronologically by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_DEB_PARTITION_19271110","EAP1104_DEB_PARTITION_19271110_0001.TIF",2018,"TIFF",1,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Deb Family, Sobhabazar\n","Deb Family of Sobhabazar, Kolkata "]
["File",null,"Sabdakalpadruma( 1st. Canto- 1st. vol.)","शब्द्क्लपद्रुम्:","Śabdakalpadruma","Book","Raja Gopimohan Deb’s son Radhakanta Deb was a renowned educationist and social activist. A great scholar in Aarbi, Parsi, Sanskrit and Bengali. He studied in Calcutta Academy to learn English. The only dictionary come Encyclopedia in Sanskrit named (Shabdakalpadruma) was his literwase  creation.",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 29x23 cm.","Extremely fragile. Coloure of the  material is yellowish brown.","India ","Kolkata ",null,"Publishing",null,1860,null,"1781 Shaka era ","Arranged choronologically by the custodian.","Do","Raja Radhakanta Deb ","Raja Radhakanta Deb",null,"Sri Amritalal Mishra, Sri Srinath Ghosh, Sri Anandakrishna Basu ","First Canto- First vol.","Sanskrit","Devanagari (Nagari)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_DEB_BOOK_SABDAKALPADRUMA_VOL1_1860","EAP1104_DEB_BOOK_SABDAKALPADRUMA_VOL1_1860_0001.TIF - EAP1104_DEB_BOOK_SABDAKALPADRUMA_VOL1_1860_0046.TIF",2018,"TIFF",46,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Deb Family, Sobhabazar\n","Deb Family of Sobhabazar, Kolkata "]
["File",null,"Sabdakalpadruma( 3rd. Canto- 8th and 9th vol.)","शब्द्क्लपद्रुम्:","Śabdakalpadruma","Book","Raja Gopimohan Deb’s son Radhakanta Deb was a renowned educationist and social activist. A great scholar in Aarbi, Parsi, Sanskrit and Bengali. He studied in Calcutta Academy to learn English. The only dictionary come Encyclopedia in Sanskrit named (Shabdakalpadruma) was his literwase  creation.",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 34x26 cm.","Extremely fragile. Coloure of the  material is yellowish brown.","India ","Kolkata ",null,"Publishing",null,"20 Aug 1888",null,"1811 Shaka era ","Arranged choronologically by the custodian.","Do","Raja Radhakanta Deb ","Raja Radhakanta Deb ","Printed by K.P. BASU, Ramnarayan Press; Sabdakalpadruma Office, NO. 71, Pathuriaghata Street, Calcutta : and at the Baptist Mission Press, NO. 24, Lower Circular Road, Calcutta. ","Sri Baradaprasad Basu, Sri Haricharan Basu","Third Canto- Eight and Nine vol.","Sanskrit","Devanagari (Nagari)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_DEB_BOOK_SABDAKALPADRUMA_VOL2_18880820","EAP1104_DEB_BOOK_SABDAKALPADRUMA_VOL2_18880820_0001.TIF - EAP1104_DEB_BOOK_SABDAKALPADRUMA_VOL2_18880820_0068.TIF",2018,"TIFF",68,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Deb Family, Sobhabazar\n","Deb Family of Sobhabazar, Kolkata "]
["File",null,"Sabdakalpadruma(3rd Canto- 10th and 11th vol.)","शब्द्क्लपद्रुम्:","Śabdakalpadruma","Book","Raja Gopimohan Deb’s son Radhakanta Deb was a renowned educationist and social activist. A great scholar in Aarbi, Parsi, Sanskrit and Bengali. He studied in Calcutta Academy to learn English. The only dictionary come Encyclopedia in Sanskrit named (Shabdakalpadruma) was his literwase  creation.",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 34x26 cm.","Extremely fragile. Coloure of the  material is yellowish brown.","India ","Kolkata ",null,"Publishing",null,"20 Aug 1888",null,"1811 Shaka era ","Arranged choronologically by the custodian.","Do","Raja Radhakanta Deb ","Raja Radhakanta Deb ","Printed by K.P. BASU, Ramnarayan Press; Sabdakalpadruma Office, NO. 71, Pathuriaghata Street, Calcutta : and at the Baptist Mission Press, NO. 24, Lower Circular Road, Calcutta. ","Sri Baradaprasad Basu, Sri Haricharan Basu"," Third Canto- Ten and Eleven vol.","Sanskrit","Devanagari (Nagari)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_DEB_BOOK_SABDAKALPADRUMA_VOL3_18880820","EAP1104_DEB_BOOK_SABDAKALPADRUMA_VOL3_18880820_0001.TIF - EAP1104_DEB_BOOK_SABDAKALPADRUMA_VOL3_18880820_0072.TIF",2018,"TIFF",72,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Deb Family, Sobhabazar\n","Deb Family of Sobhabazar, Kolkata "]
["File",null,"Kayastha- Karika  o Bamshabali (1st vol. - 7th and 8th numbers)","কায়স্থ-কারিকা ও বংশাবলি ","Kaẏastha-Karika o Baṃśābali","Book","Kayastha-Karika is a manual written for the Kayastha familys of Bengal. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 34x26 cm.","Extremely fragile. Coloure of the  material is yellowish brown.","India ","Kolkata ","Hinduism","Publishing",null,"12 Dec 1884",null,"1291 Bangabda 28th Ogrohayon","Arranged choronologically by the custodian.","Do","Srijukta Dinabandhu Ghatak Kulabhusan, Srijukta Ishanchandra Ghatak Rajsiromani, Srijukta Bijaykrishna Ghatak Churamani ","Srijukta Dinabandhu Ghatak Kulabhusan, Srijukta Ishanchandra Ghatak Rajsiromani, Srijukta Bijaykrishna Ghatak Churamani ","Kayasthakal-Sanmrakkheni-Sabha, Kolkata; printed by Sri Hemendranath Das Das, printed at Raja Nabakrishna Street, House no.11 ","Srijukta Dinabandhu Ghatak Kulabhusan, Srijukta Ishanchandra Ghatak Rajsiromani, Srijukta Bijaykrishna Ghatak Churamani ","Kayastha- Karika  o Bamshabali (First vol. - Seven and Eight numbers)","Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_DEB_KAYASTHAKARIKA_VOL1","EAP1104_DEB_KAYASTHAKARIKA_VOL1_0001.TIF- EAP1104_DEB_KAYASTHAKARIKA_VOL1_0052.TIF",2018,"TIFF",52,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Deb Family, Sobhabazar\n","Deb Family of Sobhabazar, Kolkata "]
["File",null,"Kayastha- Karika  o Bamshabali (1st vol. - 10th and 11th numbers)","কায়স্থ-কারিকা ও বংশাবলি ","Kaẏastha-Karika o Baṃśābali","Book","Kayastha-Karika is a manual written for the Kayastha familys of Bengal. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 34x26 cm.","Extremely fragile. Coloure of the  material is yellowish brown.","India ","Kolkata ","Hinduism","Publishing",null,"2nd half of the 19th century ",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Srijukta Dinabandhu Ghatak Kulabhusan, Srijukta Ishanchandra Ghatak Rajsiromani, Srijukta Bijaykrishna Ghatak Churamani ","Srijukta Dinabandhu Ghatak Kulabhusan, Srijukta Ishanchandra Ghatak Rajsiromani, Srijukta Bijaykrishna Ghatak Churamani ","Kayasthakal-Sanmrakkheni-Sabha, Kolkata; printed by Sri Hemendranath Das Das, printed at Raja Nabakrishna Street, House no.11 ","Srijukta Dinabandhu Ghatak Kulabhusan, Srijukta Ishanchandra Ghatak Rajsiromani, Srijukta Bijaykrishna Ghatak Churamani ","Kayastha- Karika  o Bamshabali (First vol. - Ten and Eleven numbers)","Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_DEB_KAYASTHAKARIKA_VOL2","EAP1104_DEB_KAYASTHAKARIKA_VOL2_0001.TIF- EAP1104_DEB_KAYASTHAKARIKA_VOL2_0050.TIF",2018,"TIFF",50,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Deb Family, Sobhabazar\n","Deb Family of Sobhabazar, Kolkata "]
["File",null,"Kayastha- Karika  o Bamshabali","কায়স্থ-কারিকা ও বংশাবলি ","Kaẏastha-Karika o Baṃśābali","Book","Kayastha-Karika is a manual written for the Kayastha familys of Bengal. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 34x26 cm.","Extremely fragile. Coloure of the  material is yellowish brown. Some pages are missing.","India ","Kolkata ","Hinduism","Publishing",null,"2nd half of the 19th century ",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_DEB_KAYASTHAKARIKA_VOL3","EAP1104_DEB_KAYASTHAKARIKA_VOL3_0001.TIF- EAP1104_DEB_KAYASTHAKARIKA_VOL3_0048.TIF",2018,"TIFF",48,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Deb Family, Sobhabazar\n","Deb Family of Sobhabazar, Kolkata "]
["File",null,"A RAPID SKETCH OF THE LIFE OF RAJA RADHAKANTA DEVA BAHADUR, WITH SOME NOTICES OF HIS ANCESTORS, AND TESTIMONIALS OF HIS CHARACTER and LEARNING",null,null,"Book","This book is actually a biography of Raja Radhakanta Deb. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 15x22 cm.","Extremely fragile. Coloure of the  material is yellowish brown. The binding of the book is broken. ","India ","Kolkata ",null,"Publishing",null,"1859",null,null,"Arranged choronologically by the custodian.","Do","Thw editors of the Raja's (Raja Radhakanta Deb's) Sabdakalpadruma ","Thw editors of the Raja's (Raja Radhakanta Deb's) Sabdakalpadruma ","Printed by J.M. Gaumisse, Englishman Press, Calcutta ","Thw editors of the Raja's (Raja Radhakanta Deb's) Sabdakalpadruma ",null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_DEB_BOOK1","EAP1104_DEB_BOOK1_001.TIF- EAP1104_DEB_BOOK1_122.TIF",2018,"TIFF",122,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Deb Family, Sobhabazar\n","Deb Family of Sobhabazar, Kolkata "]
["Collection",null,"Private Collection of Dutta Family, Hatkhola",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"The founder of the Dutta family of Hatkhola is often traced back to Purushottam Dutta. He was originally from Bally. Later he moved to Andul. Purushottam Dutta had three sons, Ramsharan, Gobindasharan and Harisharan. Ramsharan stayed back in Andul. Gobindasharan moved to Garh Gobindapur and Harisharan chose Muragacha in Bengal for settling down. Ramchandra Dutta (the grandson of Gobindasharan), left Garh Gobindapur to settle down in Chitpore in north Calcutta in the late 17th century. Ramsharan Dutta was the mutsuddi of the import-export department of the East India Company.Ramchandra Dutta started working with the East India Company. He was a mutsuddi (middleman) and a zamindar as well. His grandson Jagatram Dutta moved to Hatkhola, the main trading centre of Calcutta at that time and permanently settled down there. Jagatram Dutta became the Dewan of the East India Company posted at the import-export department of the Patna warehouse. He built the gigantic heritage building at Hatkhola, one of the oldest palaces of old Kolkata.\nAlthough they worked with the Company at large but they never lost their identity. Rather they were able to carve out their own independent niche among the British circle. Other notable people from this family included Durgaram Dutta and Madanmohan Dutta. Under Mir Zaffar a committee was constituted of 13 commissioners to decide the fate of the wealth taken off by Siraj ud-Daulah during his invasion of Calcutta in 1756. Durgaram Dutta was one of them. Madanmohan Dutta was the Dewan of Lord Fergusson. He was a Baniyan (a middleman) and as well as an independent businessman.",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,null,null,2018,"TIFF",null,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Dutta Family,Hatkhola \n","Hatkhola Dutta Family, Kolkata "]
["File",null,"Deed of Agreement between Hiraloll Dutt and  Beressur Dutt ",null,null,"Document","This Deed  can be described as a Deed of Agreement.  Beressur Dutt of Hatkhola Dutta family  brought  a portion of land from Hiraloll Dutt. Hiraloll Dutt was a descendant of another famous Bengali Businessman Akrur Dutt. ",null,"1 Deed of Agreement","The original volume with length of 22x34 cm.","Partly damaged. Coloure of the material is yellowish brown.","India ","Kolkata ","Hinduism","Business",null,"11 Jun 1894",null,null,"Arranged choronologically by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_DUTTA_AGREEMENT","EAP1104_DUTTA_AGREEMENT_18940611_001.tif - EAP1104_DUTTA_AGREEMENT_18940611_004.tif",2018,"TIFF",4,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Dutta Family,Hatkhola \n","Hatkhola Dutta Family, Kolkata "]
["File",null,"Conveyance, Heraloll Dutt to  Biressur Dutt ",null,null,"Document","This document is related to the sale of a land.  A conveyance from Heraloll Dutta to Biressur Dutta. ",null,"1 Conveyance","The original volume with length of 50x31 cm.","Damaged. Coloure of the  material is yellowish brown.","India ","Kolkata ","Hinduism","Business",null,"26 Jun 1894",null,null,"Arranged choronologically by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_DUTTA_DEED","EAP1104_DUTTA_DEED_18940626_001.tif - EAP1104_DUTTA_DEED_18940626_006.tif",2018,"TIFF",6,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Dutta Family,Hatkhola \n","Hatkhola Dutta Family, Kolkata "]
["File",null,"Plan of Premises",null,null,"Map","Plan of Premises of  78, Nimtala Ghat Street, Kolkata-700005",null,"1 Plan of Premises","The original volume with length of 80x125 cm.","Partly damaged. There are many leaks on the map.","India ","Kolkata ","Hinduism","Architecture","Map","21 June 1897",null,null,"Arranged choronologically by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_DUTTA_MAP","EAP1104_DUTTA_MAP_01.tif",2018,"TIFF",1,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Dutta Family,Hatkhola \n","Hatkhola Dutta Family, Kolkata "]
["Collection",null,"Private Collection of Ghosh Family, Pathuriaghata   ",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"The founder of the Dutta family of Hatkhola is often traced back to Purushottam Dutta. He was originally from Bally. Later he moved to Andul. Purushottam Dutta had three sons, Ramsharan, Gobindasharan and Harisharan. Ramsharan stayed back in Andul. Gobindasharan moved to Garh Gobindapur and Harisharan chose Muragacha in Bengal for settling down. Ramchandra Dutta (the grandson of Gobindasharan), left Garh Gobindapur to settle down in Chitpore in north Calcutta in the late 17th century. Ramsharan Dutta was the mutsuddi of the import-export department of the East India Company.Ramchandra Dutta started working with the East India Company. He was a mutsuddi (middleman) and a zamindar as well. His grandson Jagatram Dutta moved to Hatkhola, the main trading centre of Calcutta at that time and permanently settled down there. Jagatram Dutta became the Dewan of the East India Company posted at the import-export department of the Patna warehouse. He built the gigantic heritage building at Hatkhola, one of the oldest palaces of old Kolkata.\nAlthough they worked with the Company at large but they never lost their identity. Rather they were able to carve out their own independent niche among the British circle. Other notable people from this family included Durgaram Dutta and Madanmohan Dutta. Under Mir Zaffar a committee was constituted of 13 commissioners to decide the fate of the wealth taken off by Siraj ud-Daulah during his invasion of Calcutta in 1756. Durgaram Dutta was one of them. Madanmohan Dutta was the Dewan of Lord Fergusson. He was a Baniyan (a middleman) and as well as an independent businessman.",null,null,null,null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,null,null,2019,"TIFF",null,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Ghosh Family of  Pathuriaghata   \n"," Ghosh Family of  Pathuriaghata   "]
["File",null,"Patta ","পাট্টা ","paṭaṭaa","Court & Legal records","Patta' is an old land settlement agreement, under which zamindars offered land allotment in writing to the 'raiyats' (tenant), on certain conditions, as the agent of collecting revenue for the state. On the other hand, the relevant tenant or raiyat provided the written consent of the land agreed upon to accept the settlement. These were the characteristics of the documents- 1. Both the parties, with the consent of zamindars and peasants, would have been formed. 2. The rent was determined by Patta. 3. There were references to land boundary / schedules. 4. There was a mention of the period of occupation of some patahas. 5. The right of cancellation of pata was preserved by the zamindar. 6. Patta could be both registered or non registered.",null,"1 Patta","The original volume with length of 17x15 cm.","Damaged. Coloure of the material is yellowish brown.","India ","Kolkata ",null,"Land use",null,1799,null,"1206 Bangabda ","Arranged choronologically by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_PATHURIAGHATA GHOSH_PATTA","EAP1104_PATHURIAGHATA GHOSH_PATTA_001.tif - EAP1104_PATHURIAGHATA GHOSH_PATTA_002.tif",2019,"TIFF",2,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Ghosh Family of  Pathuriaghata   \n"," Ghosh Family of  Pathuriaghata   "]
["File",null,"Patta ","পাট্টা ","paṭaṭaa","Court & Legal records","DO",null,"1 Patta","The original volume with length of18x12 cm.","Damaged. Coloure of the  material is yellowish brown.","India ","Kolkata ",null,"Land use",null,"Oct 1727",null,null,"Arranged choronologically by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_PATHURIAGHATA GHOSH_PATTA_1727","EAP1104_PATHURIAGHATA GHOSH_PATTA_1727_001.tif - EAP1104_PATHURIAGHATA GHOSH_PATTA_1727_002.tif",2019,"TIFF",2,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Ghosh Family of  Pathuriaghata   \n"," Ghosh Family of  Pathuriaghata   "]
["File",null,"Patta ","পাট্টা ","paṭaṭaa","Court & Legal records","DO",null,"1 Patta","The original volume with length of 16.5x12 cm.","Damaged. Coloure of the  material is yellowish brown.","India ","Kolkata ",null,"Land use",null,1753,null,null,"Arranged choronologically by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_PATHURIAGHATA GHOSH_PATTA_1753","EAP1104_PATHURIAGHATA GHOSH_PATTA_1753_001.TIF - EAP1104_PATHURIAGHATA GHOSH_PATTA_1753_002.TIF",2019,"TIFF",2,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Ghosh Family of  Pathuriaghata   \n"," Ghosh Family of  Pathuriaghata   "]
["File",null,"Patta ","পাট্টা ","paṭaṭaa","Court & Legal records","DO",null,"1 Patta","The original volume with length of 21x15 cm.","Damaged. Coloure of the  material is yellowish brown.","India ","Kolkata ",null,"Land use",null,1764,null,null,"Arranged choronologically by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_PATHURIAGHATA GHOSH_PATTA_1764","EAP1104_PATHURIAGHATA GHOSH_PATTA_1764_001.tif - EAP1104_PATHURIAGHATA GHOSH_PATTA_1764_002.tif",2019,"TIFF",2,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Ghosh Family of  Pathuriaghata   \n"," Ghosh Family of  Pathuriaghata   "]
["File",null,"Patta ","পাট্টা ","paṭaṭaa","Court & Legal records","DO",null,"1 Patta","The original volume with length of 28x19 cm.","Damaged. Coloure of the  material is yellowish brown.","India ","Kolkata ",null,"Land use",null,1782,null,null,"Arranged choronologically by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_PATHURIAGHATA GHOSH_PATTA_1782","EAP1104_PATHURIAGHATA GHOSH_PATTA_1782_001.tif - EAP1104_PATHURIAGHATA GHOSH_PATTA_1782_002.tif",2019,"TIFF",2,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Ghosh Family of  Pathuriaghata   \n"," Ghosh Family of  Pathuriaghata   "]
["File",null,"Patta ","পাট্টা ","paṭaṭaa","Court & Legal records","DO",null,"1 Patta","The original volume with length of 28x19 cm.","Damaged. Coloure of the  material is yellowish brown.","India ","Kolkata ",null,"Land use",null,"18 Oct 1782",null,"4th Kartik 1189 Bangabda","Arranged choronologically by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_PATHURIAGHATA GHOSH_PATTA_17821018","EAP1104_PATHURIAGHATA GHOSH_PATTA_17821018_001.tif - EAP1104_PATHURIAGHATA GHOSH_PATTA_17821018_002.tif",2019,"TIFF",2,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Ghosh Family of  Pathuriaghata   \n"," Ghosh Family of  Pathuriaghata   "]
["File",null,"Patta ","পাট্টা ","paṭaṭaa","Court & Legal records","DO",null,"1 Patta","The original volume with length of 19x18 cm.","Damaged. Coloure of the  material is yellowish brown.","India ","Kolkata ",null,"Land use",null,"18th century",null,null,"Arranged choronologically by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_PATHURIAGHATA GHOSH_5TH KARTIC","EAP1104_PATHURIAGHATA GHOSH_5TH KARTIC_001.tif - EAP1104_PATHURIAGHATA GHOSH_5TH KARTIC_002.tif",2019,"TIFF",2,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Ghosh Family of  Pathuriaghata   \n"," Ghosh Family of  Pathuriaghata   "]
["File",null,"Cover  Statement",null,null,"Court & Legal records","the document named  \" cover  statement' was a part of an envelope. The text of the paper is not being read. These writings are written in old Bengali language. ",null,"1 Document ","The original volume with length of 27x18 cm.","Damaged. Coloure of the  material is yellowish brown.","India ","Kolkata ",null,"Land use",null,"18th century",null,"5th  Kartik ","Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_PATHURIAGHATA GHOSH_COVER STATEMENT","EAP1104_PATHURIAGHATA GHOSH_COVER STATEMENT_001.tif - EAP1104_PATHURIAGHATA GHOSH_COVER STATEMENT_002.tif",2019,"TIFF",2,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Ghosh Family of  Pathuriaghata   \n"," Ghosh Family of  Pathuriaghata   "]
["Collection",null,"Private Collection of Butto Kristo Paul's  Family, Sobhabazar ",null,null,"Document",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Business|Customs and traditions",null,null,null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Butto Kristo Paul was born in 1835 near Shibpur in Howrah, Bengal. His father, Lakshminarayan Pal was a petty businessman but not very well off. When Batto Kristo was around 12 years of age he left Shibpur to settle down in his maternal house in Sobhabazar in north Calcutta. His maternal grandfather bought a small estate near Sobhabazar -Beniatola region in north Kolkata where eventually Butto Kristo started living in. His maternal uncle, Ramkumar had a small spice shop in Natunbazar in north Kolkata where Butto Kristo first started working in. But he always dreamt of carrying out his own independent business ventures from a very young age. This prompted him to leave the spice shop behind and start an opium selling shop when he was just 16 years old in the Chitpore region of north Kolkata. It was a flourishing business by then. However, Butto Kristo always felt guilty about selling opium and he abruptly called off the opium shop in Chitpore and went to Baidyabati in Hoogly. He started a jute shop there with a very small amount of capital. However, he was not satisfied with his Jute business and opened up a small spice shop in Sobhabazar Street in north Kolkata. Again, he withdrew from this venture and started a medicine shop in 120/121 Sobhabazar Street with the help of Madhab Chandra Daw. He was very aware of the pulse of the people who were by then shifting from traditional medicinal practices like ayurvedic medicines to western allopathic medications introduced by the British. There was a rising demand for allopathic medicines in the market. He started contacting agents in Kolkata who were attached with foreign medicine companies and started bringing medicines from London. These medicines were sold from his shop which was named as “Butto Kristo Paul and Company\". He used to sell these medicines at lower rates than his fellow foreign medicine shops in Kolkata and thus he attracted the buyers. Apart from importing and selling allopathic medicines he also started popularizing the allopathic medication among the native population of Kolkata.\nButto Kristo Paul bought a three-storied building on 7, Bonfield Lane and opened up a new medicine shop there. Later he purchased land and built up a house on 12, Bonfield lane. They opened up a store-house on 16/17 Chinabazar street in Kolkata. They built another huge house on 30, Sobhabazar Street in 1904. They opened up a dispensary in this house too. In 1909, they bought a mansion on 13, Bonfield Lane. They opened up a research laboratory in 18, Shashibhushan Sur Lane in 1912. They opened up around 16 departments in medicinal instruments, medicine making, dentistry, eye treatment, homeopathy, ayurveda, patent medicine, photography, etc. There was also a separate veterinary department for the treatment of the animals. He engaged his elder son, Bhootnath Paul, to his flourishing business. It was Bhootnath who made the Butto Kristo Paul and Company a household name in Bengal through the use of advertisements in the leading newspapers, magazines and even in the traditional almanacs. His sons, Harishankar and Harimohan were also engaged in the family business. Harishankar went to England to have a firsthand experience on the operation of the medicine business there. In 1930, he was awarded the title of Knighthood. Harishankar was not only a renowned businessman but also an enthusiastic social worker. In 1936, he became the mayor of Calcutta Municipal Corporations. He also founded the Bengal Chemists and Druggists Association. The medicine business of Butto Kristo Paul and Company acquired so much reputation that that the Indian Medical Record stated in 1909 in that ‘Calcutta can at least boast of one pharmacy organized and financed solely by Indian brain and Capital/which/only through unstinted honesty of purpose and dogged perseverance of its founder proprietor, has fully won the confidence and esteem of even in the Western world.’",null,null,null,null,null,"Bengali|English","Bengali (Bangla)|Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,null,null,2019,"TIFF",null,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Butto Kristo Paul's  Family, Sobhabazar \n"," Butto Kristo Paul's  Family, Sobhabazar , Kolkata "]
["File",null,"Invetation Letter for Bengali New Year Ceremony","বাংলা নববর্ষের আমন্ত্রণপত্র ","baāṃlaā nababarashara āmanataraaṇapaṭara","Document","The Bengali Calendar is a luni-solar calendar used in the Bengal region of the Indian subcontinent. Many Bengali businessmen are celebrate Bangla New Year. On this occasion, they send an invitation card/letter to their friends and buyers. This document is a classic example of this kind of letter. Sri Harisankar Paul  a descendant of  Butto Kristo Paul was the governing director of the business  at that time. ",null,"1 Invetation Letter","The original volume with length of 23x15 cm.","Partly damaged. Coloure of the material is yellowish brown.","India ","Kolkata ",null,"Customs and traditions|Business","Letter, Bengali New Year","3 Apr 1951","Bengali","20th chitra, 1357 Bangabda ","Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_BKPAUL_INVITATION","EAP1104_BKPAUL_INVITATION_0001.TIF - EAP1104_BKPAUL_INVITATION_0002.TIF",2019,"TIFF",2,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Butto Kristo Paul's  Family, Sobhabazar \n"," Butto Kristo Paul's  Family, Sobhabazar , Kolkata "]
["File",null,"Letterhead of Butto Kristo Paul & Co. Limited ",null,null,"Document","Letterhead of Butto Kristo Paul & Co. Limited ",null,"3 Letterhead","The original volume with length of 26x20.5 cm.","Partly Damaged. Coloure of the  material is yellowish brown.","India ","Kolkata ",null,"Business","Letterhead","20th century",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_B.K.PAUL_LETTERHEAD","EAP1104_B.K.PAUL_LETTERHEAD1_0001.tif  -  EAP1104_B.K.PAUL_LETTERHEAD1_0002.tif , EAP1104_B.K.PAUL_LETTERHEAD2_0001.tif - EAP1104_B.K.PAUL_LETTERHEAD2_0002.tif , EAP1104_B.K.PAUL_LETTERHEAD3_0001.tif",2019,"TIFF",5,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Butto Kristo Paul's  Family, Sobhabazar \n"," Butto Kristo Paul's  Family, Sobhabazar , Kolkata "]
["File",null,"Revised and Confidential Price List of Tinctures, Pharmaceutical Preparations and Proprietary  Medicines Manufactured  at The Research Laboratory of Messrs. B.K.Paul & Co.  ",null,null,"Booklet","Revised and Confidential Price List of Tinctures, Pharmaceutical Preparations and Proprietary  Medicines Manufactured  at The Research Laboratory of Messrs. B.K.Paul & Co.  ",null,"1 Price list ","The original volume with length of 24.5x18.5 cm.","Partly Damaged. Coloure of the  material is yellowish brown.","India ","Kolkata ",null,"Business|Health and Medicine|Materials and Products|Trade and Industry","Price List","20th century",null,null,"Arranged by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_B.K.PAUL_PRICELIST","EAP1104_B.K.PAUL_PRICELIST_001.TIF - EAP1104_B.K.PAUL_PRICELIST_024.TIF",2019,"TIFF",24,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Butto Kristo Paul's  Family, Sobhabazar \n"," Butto Kristo Paul's  Family, Sobhabazar , Kolkata "]
["File",null,"Sticker of Medicine ",null,null,"Document","The famous B.K. Paul & Co. used to produce many medicines and health supplements at that time. We have found many stickes related to this kind of medicines and health supplements. Some of the sticker  names are in Bengali and some are in English.",null,"15 Sticker ","The original volumes  with length of 17x13 cm., 11x9 cm., 9x8 cm. ","Partly Damaged. ","India ","Kolkata ",null,"Business|Health and Medicine|Materials and Products|Trade and Industry","Sticker","20th century",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English|Bengali","Latin|Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_B.K.PAUL_STICKER OF MEDICINE","EAP1104_B.K.PAUL_STICKER OF MEDICINE_0001.TIF - EAP1104_B.K.PAUL_STICKER OF MEDICINE_0015.TIF",2019,"TIFF",15,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Butto Kristo Paul's  Family, Sobhabazar \n"," Butto Kristo Paul's  Family, Sobhabazar , Kolkata "]
["File",null,"The Cyclopedia of India",null,null,"Book","This 'Cyclopedia of India'  was published on the biographies of some famous people of British India. Although it is a specimen copy but there there is an illustrated biography ( see image 'EAP1104_B.K.PAUL_THE CYCLOPEDIA OF INDIA_0073.TIF' ) of Butto Kristo Paul. It shows that Butto Kristo Paul was a successful businessman and one of the important man of British India at that time.",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 25x31 cm.","Damaged.The binding of the book is broken. ","India ","Kolkata ",null,"Biography|Business|Colonialism|History|Indigenous populations|Trade and Industry",null,"1906",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,"Thacker, Spink & Co. ",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_B.K.PAUL_THE CYCLOPEDIA OF INDIA","EAP1104_B.K.PAUL_THE CYCLOPEDIA OF INDIA_0001.TIF - EAP1104_B.K.PAUL_THE CYCLOPEDIA OF INDIA_0150.TIF",2019,"TIFF",150,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Butto Kristo Paul's  Family, Sobhabazar \n"," Butto Kristo Paul's  Family, Sobhabazar , Kolkata "]
["File",null,"Almanac of 1354 Bangabda","১৩৫৪ সালের পঞ্জিকা ","1354 salaera panañajaIkaā","Book","An Almanac is a very familiar book to Bengalis. Almanac is essential for performing daily religious rituals. There are different types of databases in an Almanac, including Birth, Death, Pooja, Astrology etc..  B.K. Paul & Co. had also a publication department and these kinds books ware published from there.",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 13x11 cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India ","Kolkata ","Hinduism","Customs and traditions|Business|Astrology|Astronomy|Castes and Tribes|Genealogy|Rites and ceremonies",null,"1947","Bengali",1354,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,"B.K. Paul & Co.",null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_PAUL_BOOK_ALMANAC PRINTED_VOL 1","EAP1104_PAUL_BOOK_ALMANAC PRINTED_VOL 1_0001.TIF - EAP1104_PAUL_BOOK_ALMANAC PRINTED_VOL 1_0384.TIF",2019,"TIFF",384,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Butto Kristo Paul's  Family, Sobhabazar \n"," Butto Kristo Paul's  Family, Sobhabazar , Kolkata "]
["File",null,"Almanac of 1367 Bangabda","১৩৬৭ সালের পঞ্জিকা ","1367 salaera panañajaIkaā","Book","An Almanac is a very familiar book to Bengalis. Almanac is essential for performing daily religious rituals. There are different types of databases in an Almanac, including Birth, Death, Pooja, Astrology etc..  B.K. Paul & Co. had also a publication department and these kinds books ware published from there.",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 13x11 cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India ","Kolkata ","Hinduism","Customs and traditions|Business|Astrology|Astronomy|Castes and Tribes|Genealogy|Rites and ceremonies",null,"1960","Bengali",1367,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,"B.K. Paul & Co.",null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_PAUL_BOOK_ALMANAC  PRINTED_VOL 2","EAP1104_PAUL_BOOK_ALMANAC  PRINTED_VOL 2_0001.TIF - EAP1104_PAUL_BOOK_ALMANAC  PRINTED_VOL 2_0461.TIF",2019,"TIFF",461,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Butto Kristo Paul's  Family, Sobhabazar \n"," Butto Kristo Paul's  Family, Sobhabazar , Kolkata "]
["Collection",null,"Private Collection of Seal  Family, Colutola  ",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Motilal Seal (1792- 1854) was born in a Bengali Hindu family in Kolkata around 1792. He belonged to the Subornabanik caste. His father, Chaitanya Charan Seal was the owner of a small clothing and garments shop near Chinabazar, Kolkata. His life took a turn when he married Nagri Dassee, daughter of Mohan Chand Dey of Surtir Bagan, in 1809. He started working at Fort William around 1815, the then bastion of British supremacy. While working at Fort William, he was engaged in supply of essential commodities to the British army. Later, he also worked as an inspector of Indian Customs at Balikhal. He started out his business venture as a bottle and cork dealer. He traded in cowhides, was the founder and promoter of the first indigo mart which was established under the name of M/s Moore, Hickey & Co. He used to export indigo, silk, sugar, saltpetre and rice to the European countries. He used to import cotton-piece goods and iron from Europe. He was appointed as Banian of around twenty first class agency houses of Kolkata. He used to earn huge profits from these ventures and invested these profits again in his other business ventures. He never invested his money in the Company papers or securities. He bought around 12-13 merchant ships.He also invested his money in buying big zamindaries near Kolaghat, Bagnan, Mahishadal, Jessore and other parts of Bengal. He also became a real estate speculator and a successful merchant in partnership with Fergusson Brothers & Co., Oswald Seal& Co. and Tulloh & Co. and in these firms he was said to have lost some thirty lakh of rupees. He got up a number of cargo boats which were then a new speculation in the market. He was the first to use steamships for internal trade in Kolkata. He prospered profusely in competition with Europeans. He made a vast fortune in money-dealing, bill discounting and other banking business. There was rarely a speculation into which he did not participate, and for which he did not supply a portion of funds. From dealings in internal changes to contracts for station-building, for the erection of new bazaars to revival of transit companies, he was a quiet shareholder. He was one of the founders of Assam Company Ltd. Under his influence, the then Oriental Life Insurance Company (later known as New Oriental Insurance Company in 1834) founded by the Europeans, being the first life insurance company on Indian soil, accepted to underwrite Indian lives. He was among the founders of Bank of India. He was on the board of Agricultural and Horticultural Society of India. He was known as the Rothschild of Calcutta. He was also a renowned philanthropist. He founded an alms house at Belgharia in 1841 and a bathing ghat on the bank of the Hooghly River known as Motilal Ghat which to this day still exists. He is best remembered for his donation of an extensive tract of land on which the Calcutta Medical College was built. In 1842, he founded the Mutty Lall Seal’s Free College (later renamed as Mutty Lall Seal’s Free School and College) was to provide education to the Hindus to enable them to occupy posts of trust and emolument in their own country. The college had established huge public reputation and competed successfully with the Government and Missionary Colleges in the University exams. The college is now situated near Chittaranjan Avenue where it still exists. He extended financial support and co-operation for the establishment of Hindu Charitable Institution and Hindu Metropolitan College and some other institutions. Although, Motilal Seal himself was a conservative Hindu he was in favour of Raja Rammohun Roy’s efforts of banning sati, supported the cause of women’s education as well as the issue of widow remarriage. He made a public offer for a dowry of 1000 rupees to the person who could break the ancient taboos of caste and marry a widow. One of the busy streets in Kolkata’s business district is named after him as Moti Sil Street. He had five sons and five daughters. The eldest son, Hiralal Seal was also an eminent personality. He opened an alms house in 1864. He also helped Michael Madhusudan Dutta to get his license to practice law. Motilal’s youngest son, Gopal Lal Seal had a penchant for horse collection. He had an exclusive collection of horses in his stable which was quite rare in his times. He used to spend huge amount of money on occasions of dances, ballroom parties, etc where the Governor General was a regular attendee along with his family. He was very popular with the British government as to be offered the title of ‘Maharaja’. But he refused it. After Motilal Seal, his Colootola house has become the official residence from the fifth generation. Nowadays, the main capital for the sustenance of this family is through management of landed estate and renting of the portions of this house. They are still the shareholders of one of the biggest markets in Howrah. Presently, this family has branched out into professions such as engineering, medical, teaching, etc.\nWe have found some important legal documents since 1864 to 1937, a handwritten family history of 151 pages; a detailed report on the condition of the palace of Motilal Seal conducted by an engineer in 1937 with an estimate of renovation of the building.",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Unrestricted",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"No",null,null,null,2019,"TIFF",null,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Seal  Family , Colutola"," Seal  Family , Colutola, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Conveyance, Gorge Thomas Ribewo to  Debendra Nauth Mullick",null,null,"Court & Legal records","Conveyance, Gorge Thomas Ribewo to  Debendra Nauth Mullick",null,"1 Conveyance","The original volume with length of 50x31 cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India ","Kolkata ",null,"Land use|Law and Legal affairs",null,"1 May 1895",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_SEAL_CONVEYANCE","EAP1104_SEAL_CONVEYANCE_001.TIF - EAP1104_SEAL_CONVEYANCE_004.tif",2019,"TIFF",4,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Seal  Family , Colutola\n"," Seal  Family , Colutola, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Deed of Dissolution",null,null,"Court & Legal records","Deed of Dissolution  and Assignment and Mutual Releases",null,"1 Deed of Dissolution","The original volume with length of 49x30 cm.","Extremely fragile. Coloure of the  material is yellowish brown.","India ","Kolkata ",null,"Law and Legal affairs",null,"24 Feb 1864",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_SEAL_DEED_1864","EAP1104_SEAL_DEED_1864__001.TIF - EAP1104_SEAL_DEED_1864__006.tif",2019,"TIFF",6,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Seal  Family , Colutola\n"," Seal  Family , Colutola, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Map",null,null,"Map","Land Map and Land Record of  Bangladesh Property ",null,"1 Land Map","The original volume with length of 34x40 cm.","Extremely fragile. Coloure of the  material is yellowish brown.","India; Bangladesh ",null,null,"Law and Legal affairs|Land use",null,"29 Apr 1928",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_SEAL_LANDMAP","EAP1104_SEAL_LAND MAP_001.TIF - EAP1104_SEAL_LAND MAP_002.TIF",2019,"TIFF",2,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Seal  Family , Colutola\n"," Seal  Family , Colutola, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Letters and Correspondence",null,null,"Correspondence","A File of Letters and Correspondence for repairs to 60, Kolutola Building.",null,"1 File","The original volume with length of 34x40 cm. (approx)","Extremely fragile. Coloure of the  material is yellowish brown.","India ","Kolkata ",null,"Architecture|Engineering|Accounting and Finance|Building construction",null,"13 May 1937",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_SEAL_LETTER","EAP1104_SEAL_LETTER_0001.TIF - EAP1104_SEAL_LETTER_0034.TIF",2019,"TIFF",34,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Seal  Family , Colutola\n"," Seal  Family , Colutola, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Handwritten Family History (vol.1)",null,null,"Diary","It is a Handwritten family history notebook of the family. A brief family history, genealogy, legal stapes of the family or case history could be found in this document. ",null,"1 Note Book","The original volume with length of 21x7 cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India ","Kolkata ",null,"Genealogy|Biography|History|Law and Legal affairs",null,"1st half of the 20th century",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_SEAL_NOTE BOOK_VOL 1_1884","EAP1104_SEAL_NOTE BOOK_VOL 1_1884_0001.TIF - EAP1104_SEAL_NOTE BOOK_VOL 1_1884_0036.TIF",2019,"TIFF",36,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Seal  Family , Colutola\n"," Seal  Family , Colutola, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Handwritten Family History (vol.2)",null,null,"Diary","It is a Handwritten family history notebook of the family. A brief family history, genealogy, legal stapes of the family or case history could be found in this document. ",null,"1 Note Book","The original volume with length of 21x7 cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India ","Kolkata ",null,"Genealogy|Biography|History|Law and Legal affairs",null,"1st half of the 20th century",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_SEAL_NOTE BOOK_VOL 2_1884","EAP1104_SEAL_NOTE BOOK_VOL 2_1884_0001.TIF - EAP1104_SEAL_NOTE BOOK_VOL 2_1884_0036.TIF",2019,"TIFF",36,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Seal  Family , Colutola\n"," Seal  Family , Colutola, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Handwritten Family History (vol.3)",null,null,"Diary","It is a Handwritten family history notebook of the family. A brief family history, genealogy, legal stapes of the family or case history could be found in this document. ",null,"1 Note Book","The original volume with length of 21x7 cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India ","Kolkata ",null,"Genealogy|Biography|History|Law and Legal affairs",null,"1st half of the 20th century",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_SEAL_NOTE BOOK_VOL 3_1884","EAP1104_SEAL_NOTE BOOK_VOL 3_1884_0001.TIF - EAP1104_SEAL_NOTE BOOK_VOL 3_1884_0036.TIF",2019,"TIFF",36,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Seal  Family , Colutola\n"," Seal  Family , Colutola, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Handwritten Family History (vol.4)",null,null,"Diary","It is a Handwritten family history notebook of the family. A brief family history, genealogy, legal stapes of the family or case history could be found in this document. ",null,"1 Note Book","The original volume with length of 21x7 cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India ","Kolkata ",null,"Genealogy|Biography|History|Law and Legal affairs",null,"1st half of the 20th century",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_SEAL_NOTE BOOK_VOL 4_1884","EAP1104_SEAL_NOTE BOOK_VOL 4_1884_0001.TIF - EAP1104_SEAL_NOTE BOOK_VOL 4_1884_0036.TIF",2019,"TIFF",36,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Seal  Family , Colutola\n"," Seal  Family , Colutola, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Handwritten Family History (vol.5)",null,null,"Diary","It is a Handwritten family history notebook of the family. A brief family history, genealogy, legal stapes of the family or case history could be found in this document. ",null,"1 Note Book","The original volume with length of 21x7 cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India ","Kolkata ",null,"Genealogy|Biography|History|Law and Legal affairs",null,"1st half of the 20th century",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_SEAL_NOTE BOOK_VOL 5_1884","EAP1104_SEAL_NOTE BOOK_VOL 5_1884_0001.TIF - EAP1104_SEAL_NOTE BOOK_VOL 5_1884_0036.TIF",2019,"TIFF",36,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Seal  Family , Colutola\n"," Seal  Family , Colutola, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Suit No. 366 of 1937",null,null,"Court & Legal records","It is a partition suit between Jogendra Nath Mullick vs. Kanto Mohan Mullick & Ors. ",null,"1 Partition Suit ","The original volume with length of 35x23 cm.","Extremely fragile. Coloure of the  material is yellowish brown.","India ","Kolkata ",null,"Land use|Law and Legal affairs",null,"1937",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_SEAL_PARTITION SUIT_1937","EAP1104_SEAL_PARTITION SUIT_1937_0001.TIF - EAP1104_SEAL_PARTITION SUIT_1937_0076.TIF",2019,"TIFF",76,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Seal  Family , Colutola\n"," Seal  Family , Colutola, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Will ",null,null,"Court & Legal records","Will of Joygopal Sen",null,"1 Will","The original volume with length of 21x34 cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India ","Kolkata ",null,"Law and Legal affairs",null,"28 Feb 1887",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_SEAL_WILL_18870228","EAP1104_SEAL_WILL_18870228_001.TIF - EAP1104_SEAL_WILL_18870228_006.TIF",2019,"TIFF",6,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Seal  Family , Colutola\n"," Seal  Family , Colutola, Kolkata"]
["Collection",null,"Private Collection of Upendrakishor Ray (Chowdhury)'s Family, Kolkata",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","The history of the Rays goes back to the mid 16th century when Ramsundar Deb decided to settle in Yasodal (in Bangladesh) as the son-in-law of a local ruler. His subsequent generations acquired the honorific title of Majumdar, which later changed to Ray which too was bestowed on them as a mark of honour. The family branched into two separate branches in the second half of the 18th century. Ramkanta Majumdar was born into the more educated of the two families. Adept in several languages and known for his musical talents, he was a man of courage and great physical strength. Kalinath Ray, Ramkanto’s grandson, was a scholar in Sanskrit, Arabic and Persian. Kamadaranjan, second of Kalinath’s five sons, was born in 1863. At the age of five, he was adopted by Harikishore, a relative who was a zamindar in Mymensingh (now in Bangladesh). Kamadaranjan was renamed as Upendrakishore and given the surname ‘Raychaudhuri’ by Harikishore. It was during the end of nineteenth century, with Upendrakishore, the family emerged in modern Bengal as a distinguished cultural entity, probably next to the formidable tribe of the Tagores. He was like that of Dawraknath Tagore, the fortune maker of the Tagore family. Both of them had genuine love for learning and literature, Brahmo Samaj background, scientific bent of mind, receptive mind to adopt new technology of the time and after all a genuine entrepreneurial spirit. Upendrakishore was not only talented but also resourceful and possessed great entrepreneurial ability. He pioneered half-tone-block-making, printing and book publishing in Bengal under the name U Ray (later U Ray and Sons) around the turn of the century. He wrote articles for the Penrose Annual journal of British printing industry, improved printing process with his own inventions, wrote books for children, illustrated, printed, published and sold them. He wrote songs still sung in the Brahmo Samaj and played the flute and the violin. His elder brother Saradaranjan pioneered the game of cricket; of the other brothers one was a professor, others writers. Kuladaranjan and Pramadaranjan Ray translated Jules Verne and Arthur Conan Doyle to the delight of children and adolescents. Upendrakishore’s son Sukumar Ray carried the legacy forward. Ray family had a passion for children’s literature, but none more than Sukumar Ray. He became the Indian counterpart of Lewis Carroll and Edward Lear. His nonsense verses are still memorised by Bengali children and delight their parents with a very high quality of imaginative verses and inventive illustration. He edited and published a children’s magazine named Sandesh (meaning both news and sweetmeat) which became enormously popular and was revived later by his son, Satyajit Ray. Sukumar Ray died in 1923, when his son, Satyajit was barely two years old. He was brought up by his mother at her brother’s house in the midst of a large extended family full of cousins, uncles and aunts. The family was very close to the Tagores. After graduating from Presidency College, Kolkata, Satyajit Ray went to Santiniketan, the university founded by Rabindranath to learn painting at Kala Bhavan under the supervision of great Bengali master painters like Nandalal Bose and Binod Bihari Mukhopadhyay. In 1942, Ray left Santiniketan and joined in a British advertising agency, D J Keymer and Co. , as a commercial artist. He did a good deal of book-jacket designing and illustration work for Signet Press, a pioneering publishing firm which set new standards in Indian book production. Among the books he illustrated was an abridged version of Bibhutibhushan Bandopadhyay’s Pather Panchali on which he produced his first feather film that changed his career as a film maker as well as the course of the history of Indian film. Ray was a versatile genius. He not only produced excellent films, but also wrote ceaselessly for the children and youth and illustrated them following the tradition of his father and grandfather. Satyajit’s son, Sandip Ray is carrying out the tradition set up by his family as a filmmaker and graphic artist, and keeps the family name intact even in the fourth generation. The members of Ray family are very much particular in keeping the family records. They have a huge collection of family photographs, drawings and letters. They have kept a handwritten family history entitled Ray Poribar (Ray Family) written in 1915.",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,null,null,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3)  Upendrakishor Ray (Chowdhury)'s Family\n"," Upendrakishor Ray (Chowdhury)'s Family, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Family Album (vol. 1)",null,null,"Photograph","Reading old photographs is a stimulating experience invoking nostalgia, pleasure and even sorrow as we look at the time gone by. There is a sense of history one experiences that is beyond personal memories that make us realize the transforming social conditions and the impermanence of things. The members of Ray family are very much particular in keeping the family records. They have a huge collection of family photographs, albums. ",null,"1 photograph album containing 34 photographs","The original volume with length of 30x23 cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India ",null,null,"Genealogy|Art","Family Album, Album, Photograph","Late 19th century; Early 20th century ",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"Not applicable","Not applicable","Not Applicable","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_ALBUM1","EAP11O4_ROY CHOWDHURY_ALBUM1_001.TIF - EAP11O4_ROY CHOWDHURY_ALBUM1_031.TIF",2019,"TIFF",31,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3)  Upendrakishor Ray (Chowdhury)'s Family\n"," Upendrakishor Ray (Chowdhury)'s Family, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Family Album (vol. 2)",null,null,"Newspaper clipping","The death news of Upendrakishor Roy Chowdhury was published in many newspapers, journals, magazines etc.. This album of clippings are related to this news. ",null,"1  Album ","The original volume with length of 31x27 cm.","Damaged.The binding of the book is broken. ","India ",null,null,"Death","Newspaper Clipping, Clipping"," Early 20th century ",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"Bengali|English","Bengali (Bangla)|Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHRY_ALBUM2","EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHRY_ALBUM2_001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHRY_ALBUM2_054.TIF",2019,"TIFF",54,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3)  Upendrakishor Ray (Chowdhury)'s Family\n"," Upendrakishor Ray (Chowdhury)'s Family, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Family Album (vol. 3)",null,null,"Photograph","Reading old photographs is a stimulating experience invoking nostalgia, pleasure and even sorrow as we look at the time gone by. There is a sense of history one experiences that is beyond personal memories that make us realize the transforming social conditions and the impermanence of things. The members of Ray family are very much particular in keeping the family records. They have a huge collection of family photographs, albums. ",null,"1 photograph album containing 14 photographs","The original volume with length of 21x7 cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India ",null,null,"Genealogy|Art","Family Album, Album, Photograph","Late 19th century; Early 20th century ",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"Not applicable","Not applicable","Not applicable","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_ALBUM3","EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_ALBUM3_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_ALBUM3_0016.TIF",2019,"TIFF",16,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3)  Upendrakishor Ray (Chowdhury)'s Family\n"," Upendrakishor Ray (Chowdhury)'s Family, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Family Album (vol. 4)",null,null,"Photograph","Reading old photographs is a stimulating experience invoking nostalgia, pleasure and even sorrow as we look at the time gone by. There is a sense of history one experiences that is beyond personal memories that make us realize the transforming social conditions and the impermanence of things. The members of Ray family are very much particular in keeping the family records. They have a huge collection of family photographs, albums. ",null,"1 photograph album containing 120 photographs","The original volume with length of 30x23 cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India ",null,null,"Genealogy|Art","Family Album, Album, Photograph","Late 19th century; Early 20th century ",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"Not applicable","Not applicable","Not applicable","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_ALBUM4","EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_ALBUM4_001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_ALBUM4_022.TIF",2019,"TIFF",22,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3)  Upendrakishor Ray (Chowdhury)'s Family\n"," Upendrakishor Ray (Chowdhury)'s Family, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Eight Portraits",null,null,"Book","Eight Portraits is a biographical book. This book contains the biography of eight famous people of India. They are Upendrakishore Ray-Chaudhuri, Rabindranath Tagore, Ramananda Chatterjee, Sir Jagadish Chunder Bose, Madan Mohan Malaviya, Abanindranath Tagore, Sir Prafulla Chandra Ray, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi. ",null,"1  Book ","The original volume with length of 29x22 cm.","Partly Damaged. Coloure of the  pages are yellowish brown.","India ","Kolkata",null,"Publishing|History|Biography","Biography ","Feb 1937",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Lalit Mohan Gupta ",null,"Lalit Mohan Gupta for Calcutta: Bharat Phototype Studio: 71-1, College Street: P.O. Bowbazar",null,"First Series","English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_BOOK 1","EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_BOOK 1_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_BOOK 1_0065.TIF",2019,"TIFF",65,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3)  Upendrakishor Ray (Chowdhury)'s Family\n"," Upendrakishor Ray (Chowdhury)'s Family, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Letters ",null,null,"Correspondence","We have found a collection of 14 letters written by Upendrakishor himself.  Most of the letters were sent to Punyalata; his daughter(referred to as mamuni in the letters) and Punyalata's husband Arun. ",null," 14 letters","The original volume with length of 17x18 cm., 11.5x18 cm. 11.5x18 cm.,17x11 cm., 20x12 cm., 18x11cm., 18x11 cm., 17x11 cm., 18x11 cm., 20x12.5 cm., 18x11.5 cm., 12x20 cm., 18x11.5 cm., 18x11.5cm.. ","Damaged. Coloure of the  materials are yellowish brown.","Indian","Kolkata, Giridih ",null,"Correspondence","Letter, Personal Letter ","03 Apr , 13 May, 17 Jul 1910, 14 Nov, 24 Jun, see S70, 15 Jan, 28 Nov, 06 May, 03 Jul, see S70,  see S70, 11 Jun, 04 Aug ","Bengali","11 Magh, 23 Bhadra, 23 Bhadra","Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"Not applicable","Not applicable","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_LETTER ( EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_LETTER 1 - EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_LETTER 14)","EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_LETTER 1_001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_LETTER 1_002.TIF,  EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_LETTER 2_001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_LETTER 2_004.TIF, EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_LETTER 3_001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_LETTER 3_004.TIF ,  EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_LETTER 4 _001.TIF- EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_LETTER 4 _004.TIF, EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_LETTER 5 _001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_LETTER 5 _004.TIF, EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_LETTER 6 _001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_LETTER 6 _002.TIF, EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_LETTER 7 _001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_LETTER 7 _002.TIF, EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_LETTER 8 _001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_LETTER 8 _004.TIF, EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_LETTER 9 _001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_LETTER 9 _004.TIF, EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_LETTER 10 _001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_LETTER 10 _004.TIF, EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_LETTER 11 _001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_LETTER 11 _004.TIF, EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_LETTER 12_001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_LETTER 12_002.TIF, EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_LETTER 13_001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_LETTER 13_004.TIF, EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_LETTER 14_001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_LETTER 14_002.TIF",2019,"TIFF",46,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3)  Upendrakishor Ray (Chowdhury)'s Family\n"," Upendrakishor Ray (Chowdhury)'s Family, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Amader Bangser Parichay","আমাদের বংশের পরিচয় ","āmadaera   Baṃśera paraIcaẏa","Notebook","A handwritten family history of Ray Chowdhury Family.","রায়চৌধুরী পরিবারের একটি হস্তলিখিত ইতিহাস","1 Notebook","The original volume with length of 21x8 cm.","Extremely fragile. Coloure of the  material is yellowish brown.","India ","Kolkata",null,"Biography|Customs and traditions|Genealogy|History",null,"15 Oct 1915","Bengali","28 Aswin 1322 Bangabda","Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_NOTE BOOK","EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_NOTE BOOK_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_NOTE BOOK_0036.TIF",2019,"TIFF",36,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3)  Upendrakishor Ray (Chowdhury)'s Family\n"," Upendrakishor Ray (Chowdhury)'s Family, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Painting",null,null,"Painting","A painting of goddess 'Durga' or 'Mahisasuramardini' by  Upendrakishor Ray Chowdhury",null,"1 Painting ","The original volume with length of 36x26 cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India ","Kolkata",null,"Art","Painting ","Late 19th century; Early 20th century ",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"Not applicable","Not applicable","Not Applicable","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_PAINTING","EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_PAINTING_001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_PAINTING_002.TIF",2019,"TIFF",2,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3)  Upendrakishor Ray (Chowdhury)'s Family\n"," Upendrakishor Ray (Chowdhury)'s Family, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Photographs ",null,null,"Photograph","Photographs of the family members of Upendrakishor Roy Chowdhury",null,"39 Photographs ","The original volume with length of 20x13.5 cm. to 8x5.5 cm. ","Partly Damaged. ","India ",null,null,"Portraits|Genealogy|Art","Photographs","Late 19th century; Early 20th century ",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"Not applicable","Not applicable","Not Applicable","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_PHOTOGRAPHS","EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_PHOTO_001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY CHOWDHURY_PHOTO_039.TIF",2019,"TIFF",39,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3)  Upendrakishor Ray (Chowdhury)'s Family\n"," Upendrakishor Ray (Chowdhury)'s Family, Kolkata"]
["Collection",null,"Private Collection of Mitra Family, Shyampukur ",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","The founder of the Mitra family of Shyampukur was Digambar Mitra (1817 – 1879). He belonged to the Mandirabati Mitra family of Konnagar. His grandfather, Ramchandra Mitra had sons, Shib Chandra, Shambhu Chandra and Rajkrishna. Digambar Mitra was the son of Shib Chandra Mitra. He was educated at Hare School and later Hindu College and was one of the leading disciples of Henry Louis Vivian Derozio. He left the college in 1834 and moved to Murshidabad and took a teaching assignment in the Nizamat school there. Later on, he left that job and joined as the head clerk under the District Magistrate and Collector of Rajshahi. But he was not satisfied with the job. He came back to Murshidabad and joined the service of the East India Company as tashildar, amin. Towards the end of 1838 he was appointed as the mentor of the young Raja Krishnanath of Cossimbazar Rajbari. Later he was promoted to the rank of Manager of Cossimbazar Raj. He was rewarded with Rupees one lakh by the minor Raja of Cossinbazar for his excellent service to the Estate. In 1842, Raja Krishnanath moved to Calcutta and settled down there. However, the relationship between Digambar Mitra and Raja Krishnanath considerably soured over the time. In 1844 Raja Krishnanath committed suicide. Digambar Mitra left the service of Cossimbazar Rajbari and stated his career of business by investing his capital in indigo and silk manufacturing. He soon had silk factories in Ramkhollah, Rajapatty, Mirzapur and Daulatbazar in Murshibad. His silk was prepared and assorted after European method. He had his own trademark bearing his initials DM undr which it was placed for sale in market. It became a well-known mark that readily found buyers, and fetched prices next to the qualities produced by Messrs. Watson &Co., the great silk merchants of the time. In the course of his mercantile transactions, he came into close contact with the leading members of the Union Bank and started putting his money in speculation. He suffered heavy lose due to the fall of Union Bank in 1849. When the Bank failed in 1849, he was left with only Rs. 25000/-. But with this small amount of capital, he did miracle. He recovered steadily. He was engaged in stock dealing. He also started investing in land and became a zaminder. He acquired landed properties in Joynagar, Konnagar, Raichak, Baruipur and other places.\nDigambar Mitra was not only a renowned Bengali businessman of his time; he was actively involved in other spheres of life. He became the assistant secretary of the British Indian Association in 1851 and later on became the President of Indian Association. He became the sub-editor of ‘Bharat Sabha’. In 1874, he became the first Bengali Sheriff of Calcutta. Before that, he presided over various committees and commissions. He was the only Indian representative in ‘Epidemic Fever Commission’. He produced an excellent book in 1876 entitled “The Epidemic Fever in Bengal”. He was a staunch orthodox Hindu and opposed the issues of abolition of Kulin polygamy practice and widow remarriage.\nDigambar Mitra passed away in 1879. His son, Girish Chandra passed away before him. Girish Chandra had two sons, Manmathanath and Narendranath. They started a charitable dispensary after the name of Girish Chandra Mitra. It became famous for ayurvedic treatment. The eminent ayurvedic practitioners (kabiraj) in Kolkata used to supervise the treatment of the patients there.\nManmathanath and Narendranath were involved in many philanthropic works. They donated heavily for Victoria Memorial fund, South Africa War Fund, famine relief fund, Prince Albert Victor Hospital, and Carmichael Medical College. Later Manmathanath left Jhamapukur Rajbari and bought a mansion from R. Mitter,an eminent lawyer of that time, and settled in Shyampukur (which later came to be known as Shyampukur Rajbari. He had seven sons. Narendranath remained in the ancestral house in Jhamapukur. Shyampukur Rajbari, presently, houses the descendants of Narendranath. Presently, both the descendants of Jhamapukur Rajbari and Shyampukur Rajbari are involved in various professions other than business.",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,null,null,2019,"TIFF",null,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Mitra Family of Shayampukur, Kolkata\n","Mitra Family of Shayampukur, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Cash Book(vol.1)",null,null,"Register","Daily accounting reports of the Estate of Mitra Family. ",null,"1 cash book ","The original volume with length of 35x25 cm.","Damaged.The binding of the book is broken. ","India ",null,null,"Accounting and Finance","Estate Record ","14th Apr 1948 ",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_MITRA_CASHBOOK_VOL 1","EAP1104_MITRA_CASHBOOK_VOL 1_0001.TIF - EAP1104_MITRA_CASHBOOK_VOL 1_0372.TIF",2019,"TIFF",372,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Mitra Family of Shayampukur, Kolkata\n","Mitra Family of Shayampukur, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Cash Book(vol.2)","হিসাবের খাতা","haIsaābaera khaāṭaā","Register","Daily accounting reports of the Estate of Mitra Family. ",null,"1 cash book ","The original volume with length of 28x23 cm.","Damaged.The binding of the book is broken. ","India ",null,null,"Accounting and Finance","Estate Record ","1927","Bengali",1334,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_MITRA_CASHBOOK_VOL 2","EAP1104_MITRA_CASHBOOK_VOL 2_0001.TIF - EAP1104_MITRA_CASHBOOK_VOL 2_0132.TIF",2019,"TIFF",132,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Mitra Family of Shayampukur, Kolkata\n","Mitra Family of Shayampukur, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Cash Book(vol.3)",null,null,"Register","Daily accounting reports of the Estate of Mitra Family. ",null,"1 cash book ","The original volume with length of 29x23 cm.","Damaged.The binding of the book is broken. ","India ",null,null,"Accounting and Finance","Estate Record ","23rd Jun 1944","Bengali",1351,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_MITRA_CASHBOOK_VOL 3","EAP1104_MITRA_CASHBOOK_VOL 3_0001.TIF - EAP1104_MITRA_CASHBOOK_VOL 3_0258.TIF",2019,"TIFF",258,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Mitra Family of Shayampukur, Kolkata\n","Mitra Family of Shayampukur, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Cash Book(vol.4)",null,null,"Register","Daily accounting reports of the Estate of Mitra Family. ",null,"1 cash book ","The original volume with length of 16x20 cm.","Damaged.The binding of the book is broken. ","India ",null,null,"Accounting and Finance","Estate Record ","2th Oct 1945",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_MITRA_CASHBOOK_VOL 4","EAP1104_MITRA_CASHBOOK_VOL 4_0001.TIF - EAP1104_MITRA_CASHBOOK_VOL 4_0240.TIF",2019,"TIFF",240,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Mitra Family of Shayampukur, Kolkata\n","Mitra Family of Shayampukur, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Cash Book(vol.5)",null,null,"Register","Daily accounting reports of the Estate of Mitra Family. ",null,"1 cash book ","The original volume with length of 17x21 cm.","Damaged.The binding of the book is broken. ","India ",null,null,"Accounting and Finance","Estate Record ","15th Apr 1939","Bengali",1346,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_MITRA_CASHBOOK_VOL 5","EAP1104_MITRA_CASHBOOK_VOL 5_0001.TIF - EAP1104_MITRA_CASHBOOK_VOL 5_0286.TIF",2019,"TIFF",286,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Mitra Family of Shayampukur, Kolkata\n","Mitra Family of Shayampukur, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Cash Book(vol.6)",null,null,"Register","Daily accounting reports of the Estate of Mitra Family. ",null,"1 cash book ","The original volume with length of 33x21 cm.","Damaged.The binding of the book is broken. ","India ",null,null,"Accounting and Finance","Estate Record ","1937","Bengali",1343,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_MITRA_CASHBOOK_VOL 6","EAP1104_MITRA_CASHBOOK_VOL 6_0001.TIF - EAP1104_MITRA_CASHBOOK_VOL 6_0366.TIF",2019,"TIFF",366,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Mitra Family of Shayampukur, Kolkata\n","Mitra Family of Shayampukur, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Cash Book(vol.7)",null,null,"Register","Daily accounting reports of the Estate of Mitra Family. ",null,"1 cash book ","The original volume with length of 29x23 cm.","Damaged.The binding of the book is broken. ","India ",null,null,"Accounting and Finance","Estate Record ","1945","Bengali",1352,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_MITRA_CASHBOOK_VOL 7","EAP1104_MITRA_CASHBOOK_VOL 7_0001.TIF - EAP1104_MITRA_CASHBOOK_VOL 7_0224.TIF",2019,"TIFF",224,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Mitra Family of Shayampukur, Kolkata\n","Mitra Family of Shayampukur, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Estate Challan","চালান ","caālaāna","Document","Estate Challan of the Estate of the Mitra Family. Estate Challans were used for meny purpose by the Zamindars or Land Lords of a estate, i.e tax collection, rent tax, donations etc.",null,"12 Estate challan","The original volume with length of 23x21 cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India ",null,null,"Accounting and Finance","Estate Challan","27 Apr 1948","Bengali",1355,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_MITRA_ESTATE CHALLAN","EAP1104_MITRA_ESTATE CHALLAN_0001.TIF - EAP1104_MITRA_ESTATE CHALLAN_0024.TIF",2019,"TIFF",24,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Mitra Family of Shayampukur, Kolkata\n","Mitra Family of Shayampukur, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Letters ",null,null,"Correspondence","Letters from Bar Association, Alipur, Kolkata",null,"2 Letters ","The original volume with length of 23x21 cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India ","Kolkata",null,"Law and Legal affairs",null,"18 Aug 1948",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_MITRA_LETTERS","EAP1104_MITRA_LETTERS_0001.TIF - EAP1104_MITRA_LETTERS_0004.TIF",2019,"TIFF",4,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Mitra Family of Shayampukur, Kolkata\n","Mitra Family of Shayampukur, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Scrapbook",null,null,"Document","This is a set of collection of emblems and pictures of the great rulars of the  world. ",null,"1 Scrapbook","The original volume with length of 33x21 cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India ",null,null,"History|Nationalism|Art",null,"Early 20th century",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_MITRA_SCRAPBOOK","EAP1104_MITRA_SCARPBOOK_0001.TIF - EAP1104_MITRA_SCARPBOOK_0096.TIF",2019,"TIFF",96,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Mitra Family of Shayampukur, Kolkata\n","Mitra Family of Shayampukur, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Tax Bill of Calcutta Corporation",null,null,"Document","A set of Calcutta Corporation tax bill.",null,"13 tax Bill","The original volume with length of 15x22 cm. to 21x22 cm. ","Partly Damaged. ","India ","Kolkata",null,"Accounting and Finance|History","Tax Bill ","1947 ",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_MITRA_TAX BILL","EAP1104_MITRA_TAX BILL_0001.TIF - EAP1104_MITRA_TAX BILL_0026.TIF",2019,"TIFF",26,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Mitra Family of Shayampukur, Kolkata\n","Mitra Family of Shayampukur, Kolkata"]
["Collection",null,"Private Collection of Daw Family, Jorasanko",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","A fraction of the Daw family headed by Ramnarayan Daw settled at Jorasanko in Calcutta at the very beginning of the nineteenth century migrating from their ancestral village of Kotulpur of the present district of Bankura, West Bengal. One of his descendants, Narasimha Chandra Daw was initially engaged in spice trade and later he moved on to a more profitable business of gun selling. He opened up a gun shop in 9, Dalhousie Square, BBD Bag, Calcutta-700001 named ‘Narasimha Chandra Daw and Co., Gun and Rifle Makers’ in around 1835. The context for opening up a gun shop was to provide the provincial rulers or native Rajas of India specially that of Bengal, Bihar and Orissa for personal safety as well as for wildlife hunting or shikar purposes. During the early rule of East India Co., there was stiff competition and petty intra-regional political rivalry between these native regional rulers for which they maintained their own respective arms arsenals. Very quickly, this class of Indian chiefs, Rajas, zamindars and other petty regional rulers, became steady buyers of arms and ammunition of this company. They also provided licenses along with the guns and rifles to this elite class of buyers. Gradually, a steady market of muzzle loading guns appeared vis-à-vis this company quickly emerged as a leading gun merchant in whole India competing with other cotemporary European gun merchants. During the revolt of 1857, they started marketing the breech loading guns and revolvers. They also started selling small sized canons. These canons were 17 inches long and produced by Winchester Repeating Arms which are still used to initiate sandhi puja during Durga Puja every year in their old house on Vivekananda Road. During the late 18th and 19th century, guns were primarily imported from England and Germany. R. B Roda and Co. and Manton and Co. were the two major European gun sellers in Kolkata during that time. The Daws had to face stiff competition with them in the market and the pressure was more so because it was an indigenous business venture under a colonial rule. Gradually they took the lead in the market and virtually become the monopoly gun sellers to the Indian chiefs as well as the officials of the East India Company. After Narasimha Daw, the business was looked after by his three sons, Ashutosh, Neelmadhab and Nandalal. Due to an exponential increase in demand, Ashutosh Daw opened up a new shop named ‘A.T Daw and Co.’ in 1884 at Dharmatola Street in Calcutta. The customers of the Daw family included the royal families of Nepal, Jaipur, Tripura, Bhutan, Sikkim, Assam and all the leading zamindari families of Bengal. During the Post-independence era, there was a steady decline in the authority of the Indian chiefs and landlords who were the chief buyers of guns. Simultaneously, with the growing restrictions on the practice of hunting, the demand for guns decreased to a great extent. Naturally the gun business of the Daw family was affected badly. However, they found new buyers of guns among the big factory owners, the government of India and the shooters of various events of shooting. Both the N. C Daw and Company and A.T. Daw and Company have branches in different parts of Bengal, Bihar and Jharkhand. The Daw family is well known for its Durga Puja which was initiated around 1859 by late Nandalal Daw. It still continues with the same grandeur as before. Most of the members of the Daw family are still engaged in their old family business. A the house and the shop of the Daw family we found a trade license of 1896-97, an appoint letter of agent ship from the Khan of Kalat, Beluchistan, an appointment letter from the Governor of Assam as supplier of arms and ammunition, a catalogue of arms, ammunition and accessories of 1939-40; a money receipt of 1911 from King Hamilton & Co. , a register of second hand arms.",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,null,null,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Daw family of Jorasanko, Kolkata\n","Daw family of Jorasanko, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Appointment Certificate (1)  ",null,null,"Document","Appoinment certificate by Command of His Highness Reglar Begi The Khan of Kalat, Beluchistan to M/S N.C. DAW & Co. for supply fire arms, ammunition etc. ",null,"1 Appointment Certificate  ","The original volume with length of 40x27 cm. ","Partly Damaged. It is a framed document.  ","India, Beluchisthan ",null,null,"Business|History|Materials and Products|Weapons",null,"6 Feb 1942",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_NCDAW_APPOINTMENTAL CERTIFICATE 1","EAP1104_NCDAW_APPOINTMENTAL CERTIFICATE 1_001",2019,"TIFF",1,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Daw family of Jorasanko, Kolkata","Daw family of Jorasanko, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Appointment Certificate (2)  ",null,null,"Document","Appoinment certificate by Governor of Assam Sir Akbar Hydari, to M/S N.C. Daw & Co. for supply fire arms, ammunition etc. ",null,"1 Appointment Certificate  ","The original volume with length of 37x25 cm.","Partly Damaged. It is a framed document.  ","India, Beluchisthan ",null,null,"Business|History|Materials and Products|Weapons",null,"24 Dec 1948",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_NCDAW_APPOINTMENTAL CERTIFICATE 2","EAP1104_NCDAW_APPOINTMENTAL CERTIFICATE 2_001",2019,"TIFF",1,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Daw family of Jorasanko, Kolkata","Daw family of Jorasanko, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Catalouge 1",null,null,"Book","Catalouge of Arms, Guns, Ammunitions etc. ",null,"1 Catalouge Book ","The original volume with length of 24x31x2 cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India","Kolkata",null,"Accounting and Finance|Materials and Products|Weapons","Catalouge ","19th century ",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_NCDAW_CATALOUGE 1","EAP1104_NCDAW_CATALOUGE 1_0001.TIF - EAP1104_NCDAW_CATALOUGE 1_0210.TIF",2019,"TIFF",210,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Daw family of Jorasanko, Kolkata","Daw family of Jorasanko, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Catalouge 2",null,null,"Book","Catalouge of Arms, Guns, Ammunitions etc. ",null,"1 Catalouge Book ","The original volume with length of 27x22 cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India","Kolkata",null,"Accounting and Finance|Materials and Products|Weapons","Catalouge ","1939-1940",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_NCDAW_CATALOUGE 2","EAP1104_NCDAW_CATALOUGE 2_0001.TIF - EAP1104_NCDAW_CATALOUGE 2_0074.TIF",2019,"TIFF",74,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Daw family of Jorasanko, Kolkata","Daw family of Jorasanko, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Catalouge 3",null,null,"Book","Catalouge of Arms, Guns, Ammunitions etc. ",null,"1 Catalouge Book ","The original volume with length of 28x22  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India, England ","Kolkata, London",null,"Accounting and Finance|Materials and Products|Weapons","Catalouge ","19th century ",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_NCDAW_CATALOUGE 3","EAP1104_NCDAW_CATALOUGE 3_0001.TIF - EAP1104_NCDAW_CATALOUGE 3_0066.TIF",2019,"TIFF",66,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Daw family of Jorasanko, Kolkata","Daw family of Jorasanko, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Cheque ",null,null,"Document","Cheque or money recipt issued by King Hamilton & Co. ",null,"1 cheque ","The original volume with length of 28x14  cm.","Partly Damaged. Coloure of the  pages are greenish.","India, England ","Kolkata, Bombay,  London, Liverpool",null,"Accounting and Finance|Business",null,"19 Jul 1911",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_NCDAW_CHEQUE","EAP1104_NCDAW_CHEQUE_001.TIF - EAP1104_NCDAW_CHEQUE_002.TIF",2019,"TIFF",2,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Daw family of Jorasanko, Kolkata","Daw family of Jorasanko, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Income Tax Receipt ",null,null,"Document","Income Tax Receipt of M/S N.C. Daw & Co.",null,"8 Income Tax Receipt ","The original volume with length of 22x17  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India","Kolkata",null,"Accounting and Finance|Business","Tax Bill","1927-1930",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_NCDAW_INCOME TAX RECIPT","EAP1104_NCDAW_INCOME TAX RECIPT_001.TIF - EAP1104_NCDAW_INCOME TAX RECIPT_016.TIF",2019,"TIFF",16,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Daw family of Jorasanko, Kolkata","Daw family of Jorasanko, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Indenture (1)",null,null,"Court & Legal records","Indenture related to Daw family of Jorasanko ",null,"1 Indenture","The original volume with length of 45x29  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India","Kolkata",null,"Law and Legal affairs",null,"3 Apr 1908",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EA1104_NCDAW_INDENTURE 1","EA1104_NCDAW_INDENTURE 1_001.TIF - EA1104_NCDAW_INDENTURE 1_016.TIF",2019,"TIFF",16,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Daw family of Jorasanko, Kolkata","Daw family of Jorasanko, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Indenture (2)",null,null,"Court & Legal records","Indenture related to Daw family of Jorasanko ",null,"1 Indenture","The original volume with length of 35x22  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India","Kolkata",null,"Law and Legal affairs",null,"12 May 1943",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_NCDAW_INDENTURE 2","EAP1104_NCDAW_INDENTURE 2_001.TIF - EAP1104_NCDAW_INDENTURE 2_014.TIF",2019,"TIFF",14,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Daw family of Jorasanko, Kolkata","Daw family of Jorasanko, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Licence Renewal ",null,null,"Court & Legal records","Licence Renewal Certificate of Babu Dhanakrishna Daw. Licence no. 6335., Serial no. A15654",null,"1 Licence Renewal ","The original volume with length of 55x48  cm.","Partly Damaged. It is a framed document.  ","India","Kolkata",null,"History|Accounting and Finance|Business|Law and Legal affairs",null,"1928",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_NCDAW_LICENCE RENEWAL","EAP1104_NCDAW_LICENCE RENEWAL_001.TIF",2019,"TIFF",1,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Daw family of Jorasanko, Kolkata","Daw family of Jorasanko, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Memorandum of Agreement ",null,null,"Court & Legal records","Amemorandum of agreement related to Daw family of Jorasanko ",null,"1 Memorandum of agreement ","The original volume with length of 22x35  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India","Kolkata",null,"Law and Legal affairs",null,"12 Mar 1908",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_NCDAW_MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT","EAP1104_NCDAW_MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT_001.TIF - EAP1104_NCDAW_MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT_009.TIF",2019,"TIFF",9,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Daw family of Jorasanko, Kolkata","Daw family of Jorasanko, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Arms Register ",null,null,"Register","Secound Hand arms register book of  N.C. Daw & Co.",null,"1 Register Book ","The original volume with length of 33x22  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India","Kolkata",null,"Business|History|Accounting and Finance",null,"16 Jan 1934 to 31 Aug 1965",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do ",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_NCDAW_REGISTER","EAP1104_NCDAW_REGISTER_0001.TIF - EAP1104_NCDAW_REGISTER_0376.TIF",2019,"TIFF",376,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Daw family of Jorasanko, Kolkata","Daw family of Jorasanko, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Tax Bill and correspondence ",null,null,"Correspondence","Calcutta Corporation tax bill and correspondence. ",null,"6 Tax bills and correspondence  ","The original volume with length of 24x34  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India","Kolkata",null,"Accounting and Finance|Business",null,"1942-1943 ",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_NCDAW_TAX BILLS AND CORESPONDENCE","EAP1104_NCDAW_TAX BILLS AND CORESPONDENCE_001.TIF - EAP1104_NCDAW_TAX BILLS AND CORESPONDENCE_020.TIF",2019,"TIFF",20,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Daw family of Jorasanko, Kolkata","Daw family of Jorasanko, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Trade Licence ",null,null,"Document","Trade Licence of  N.C. Daw & Co.",null,"1 Trade Licence ","The original volume with length of 21x17  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India","Kolkata",null,"Accounting and Finance|Business",null,"1896-1897",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do ",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_NCDAW_TRADE LICENCE","EAP1104_NCDAW_TRADE LICENCE_001.TIF - EAP1104_NCDAW_TRADE LICENCE_002.TIF",2019,"TIFF",2,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Daw family of Jorasanko, Kolkata","Daw family of Jorasanko, Kolkata"]
["Collection",null,"Private Collection of Mitra Family , Madanmohantala ",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Arranged by the custodian.","        The Mitra family, founded by Gocul Chendur Mitra, was one of the leading business families of 18th century Bengal. Gakul Chandra Mitra fled to Calcutta from Bally (Dist.-Howrah) with his father, Sitaram Mitra due to recurrent Maratha raids. He engaged himself into the thriving salt trade and  from Europe and export Jute from Bengal shortly became a very successful businessman. He amazed huge wealth from the salt trade and emerged as one of the leading wealthy businessmen of his time. He was blessed with having the Madanmohan idol from the Malla Raja of Bishnupur, Raja Chaitanya Singh Dev who borrowed a huge sum of money from him and mortgaged the Madanmohan idol to him. His residence soon came to be known as Madanmohantala due to the presence of the revered idol. His huge earning from the thriving salt trade and the presence of Madanmohan idol at his Thakurbari (palace for god)   gave him a huge social prestige. Along with Raja Nabakrishna Deb of Sovabazar he petitioned to Lord Clive to get ijara of Calcutta, its suburbs and 24 Parganas in return of a revenue of Rs 13,00000/- per annum. But Clive refused to grant them the ‘ijara’ due to the fear that they would exploit the subjects of the Company with their money and man power as both of them were very influential people of Kolkata. However, luck favoured Gocul Mitra as he won a lottery and got the entire land of Chandni Chowk. It is said that after he received the ‘Madanmohan’ idol his luck kept shining on to become one of the richest men of Calcutta. \n         Gacul Cheundur Mitra was also a very socially active person. He was engaged in various Krishna festival- ‘Ras Lila’, ‘Dol Jatra’, ‘Jhulan Utsav’, ‘Annakut Festival’, ‘Ras Utsav’, etc. He died in 1808. Along with his death there was a slow decay in the momentum of the salt business and his successors failed to carry out the business tradition set up by Gocul Chendur Mitra. Some family members of 6th generation of Gokul  Mitra were engaged in various forms of business during the period of the king George. After the independence slowly all this business were decayed. At present  the 7th generation  of  Gocul Mitra are mostly  engaged in various  services . \n       We have explored some important documents from this family. The most important one was the Will of Gocul  Mitra which is one of the earliest wills of colonial Bengal. Another one is the Aron Upjojn’s Map of Calcutta and its Environs from an accurate survey taken in the years 1792 and 1793, one of the earliest maps of Calcutta. The importance of this map lies in the fact that it illustrates in details for the first time the build up area of the city as well as its immediate environs. We have also indentified a family history book written in 1937 by Sri Purnachandra Dey entitled Madanmohan-Thakur O Gocul Chendur  Mitra (Lord Madanmohan and  Gocul Chendur  Mitra ).The book contains the detailed survey of the history of Mitra family.\n",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,null,null,2019,"TIFF",null,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Mitra Family of Madanmohantala, Kolkata","Mitra Family of Madanmohantala, Bugbazar, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Will of Gocul Chendur Mitra ",null,null,"Court & Legal records","Will of Gocul Chendur Mitra ",null,"1 will ","The original volume with length of 34x42  cm.","Damaged ","India","Kolkata",null,"Law and Legal affairs",null,"1 Jun 1870",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_MITRA_WILL_18070601","EAP1104_MITRA_WILL_18070601_0001.TIF - EAP1104_MITRA_WILL_18070601_0026.TIF",2019,"TIFF",26,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Mitra Family of Madanmohantala, Kolkata","Mitra Family of Madanmohantala, Bugbazar, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Book 1 ","মদনমোহন - ঠাকুর ও গোকুলচন্দ্র মিত্র ","madanamaohana- ṭhaākaura o gakaulacanadara maIṭara","Book","The book related to the history of Gocul Cheundur Mitra and His family. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 13.5x19  cm.","Damaged ","India","Kolkata",null,"History|Publishing",null,"1937","Bengali",1344,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Purnachandra Dey ",null,"Madanmohan Mandir, Sri Gauranga Press ",null,null,"English|Bengali","Latin|Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_MITRA_BOOK","EAP1104_MITRA_BOOK_1937_0001.TIF -  EAP1104_MITRA_BOOK_1937_0271.TIF",2019,"TIFF",271,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Mitra Family of Madanmohantala, Kolkata","Mitra Family of Madanmohantala, Bugbazar, Kolkata"]
["Collection",null,"Private Collection of Royal family of Cossimbazar (Roy) ",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Around 1700 AD Ajodhya Ram Roy of Pirojpur village near Bhagabangola and the river Padma (who traced his descent from Patrasayer of Burdwan District) came with his family to settle down in Cossimbazar, a renowned port city of Bengal closed to Murshidabad, the capital of the Nawab of Bengal. Ajodhya Ram Roy and his son Dinobandhu Roy were engaged in the business of silk exports and flourished tremendously.\nHowever, Cossimbazar lost its importance as a port city around the middle of 18th century as the neck of the meandering Ganges at Cossimbazar was cut to provide a shorter passage of the river from Murshidabad to Berhampore and gradually turned into a village from a vibrant commercial hub. Forced by the circumstances, Jagabandhu Roy, the son of Dinobandhu Roy, took up the service of the East India Company as a Dewan. Recognizing his capabilities, the Company sent him to East Bengal as the Surveyor General to conduct land surveys and prepare maps. Subsequently Jagabandhu Roy quit his service and purchased zamindari at Sarail (at present in Bangladesh) and emerged as one of the biggest zamindari families in Bengal. Jagabandhu Roy’s son Nrishingha Prosad Roy built the present palace of the Ray family at Cossimbazar around 1850. His two sons, Nobokrishno and Rajkrishno extended the palace but that was demolished due to the devastating earthquake of 1900.Nobokrishno died without a child. Rajkrishno and his wife Sukhoda Sundari Devi had a son by the name of Annada Prosad. Annada Prosad Roy was a highly educated person. In recognition of his benevolent activities and services to his subject, the British Government conferred upon him the title of Rai Bahadur. Later the Government decided to confer upon him the title of Raja. But unfortunately he expired on the night just before the day the Ceremony. The Government then decided to confer the title of Rani to his bereaved wife Annakali Devi at the palace of Cossimbazar. But she politely turned down the proposal. With the passing away of Annada Prosad the estate went under the management of The Court of Wards. Ashutosh Nath Roy, the son of Annada Prosad was groomed under the supervision of the Court of wards. When he attained the age of 18 the Government conferred upon him the Title of Raja as a personal distinction at a special ceremony at the Cossimbazar Palace in 1898. Ashutosh Nath Roy and his wife Rani Sarojini Devi had three children, two daughters and one son. Raja Ashutosh Nath Roy passed away at a very early age leaving behind his wife, two daughters and an infant son Kamalaranjan. Once again the estate passed under the supervision of The Court of Wards. A British Governess named Mrs C. Hickmutt was instated in the palace to groom Kamalaranjan. He received the best education both in European and Indian studies. He completed his BA with Distinction in English and at the same time he was a scholar in Sanskrit, and scriptures. He was widely read in Indian and Western literature, history and legal matters. The estate was managed by a British Manager named Halliday. When Kamalaranjan attained the age of 18 years, the estate was released and under his able leadership the family reached the pinnacle of prosperity and fame. In recognition of his services to his subjects, charitable works, Kamalaranjan was conferred upon the title of Raja as a personal distinction in the year 1938. Raja Kamalaranjan Roy was married to Rani Henarani Debi of the Bhukoilash Raj family of Calcutta. Raja Kamalaranjan Roy had two daughters and one son by the names of Debika Debi, Bharati Debi and Prosanta Kumar Roy. After the abolition of the zamindari system in 1950s the family faced severe hardship for time being. However, they recovered shortly. The present family members i.e., Prasanta Kumar Roy, his wife Mrs. Supriya Ray and their son Pallab Ray are very much engaged in business.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  The Roy family is very much conscious about their family tradition and extremely eager to preserve and restore their Palace at Cossimbazar and other materials under their possession. The EAP 906 research team was warmly welcomed by the present members of the Ray family. They showed keen interest in preserving the documents under their custody.",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,null,null,2019,"TIFF",null,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Bharatbani","ভারতবাণী","bhaāraṭabaāṇaī","Book","Bharatbani is a book about  philosophy of  traditional Indian life i.e coultural  heritage, history etc.. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 8.5x12.5  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Epic poetry|History|Philosophy|Publishing",null,"22 Aug 1913","Bengali",1320,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Sri Harinarayan Bhattacharya",null,"Chakraborty Chatterjee & co. ",null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 1","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 1_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 1_0082.TIF",2019,"TIFF",82,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Siddhanta Churamani","সিদ্ধান্ত চূড়ামণি ","saIdadhaānaṭa caūṛamanaI","Book","Siddhanta Choramani is a book about indian class,  caste system.",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 17x11  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Castes and Tribes|Epic poetry|History|Philosophy|Publishing",null,"1896","Bengali",1303,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Sri Hiralal Mitra ",null,"Sri Hiralal Mitra ",null,"First edition ","Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 2","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 2_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 2_0218.TIF",2019,"TIFF",218,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Abakashranjini","অবকাশরঞ্জিনী ","abakaāśarañaInaī","Book","This book is a classic example of old bengali poetry. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 20x12  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Literature|Publishing|Poetry",null,"1888","Bengali",1295,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Sri Nabin Chandra Sen ",null,"Sri Iswar chandra Basu ",null,"Second vol. ","Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 3","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 3_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 3_0294.TIF",2019,"TIFF",294,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Katha Prasanga","কথা প্রসঙ্গ ","kathaā parasanga","Book","Katha Prasanga is a book on a hindu monk or \"sannyassi\" Sri Sri Balananda Bramhachari",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 23x14  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Biography|History|Publishing",null,"1913","Bengali",1320,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Sarala Bala Mitra ",null,null,null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 4","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 4_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 4_0212.TIF",2019,"TIFF",212,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Mahakabya Ratnabali","মহাকাব্য রত্নাবলী ","mahaākaābaya ratnaābalaī","Book","Bengali version of Mahabakya Ratnabali written by Mahatma Tailanga Swami. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 13x18  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Customs and traditions|Literature",null,"1917","Bengali",1324,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Sri Umacharan Mukhopadhyay ",null,"Sri Jigendranarayan Mukhopadhyay From Bashberia Hoogly ",null,"First edition ","Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 5","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 5_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 5_0248.TIF",2019,"TIFF",248,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Banglar Itihas ","বাঙ্গলার ইতিহাস ","baāṃlaāar itihaāsa","Book","A book on History of Bengal.",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 23x14  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"History",null,"1901","Bengali",1308,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Sri Kaliprasanna Bandyopadhyay ",null,"Sri Gurudas Chattopadhyay from  Calcutta ",null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 6","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 6_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 6_0410.TIF",2019,"TIFF",410,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Panchadasi","পঞ্চদশী ","panchadasiI","Book","A text on Vedanta Philosophy. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 21x13  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Epic poetry|History|Philosophy|Publishing",null,"1904","Bengali",1311,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,"Bhatta Palli ","Sri Panchanan Deb sharma ",null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 7","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 7_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 7_0510.TIF",2019,"TIFF",510,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Sankhya Darshanam ","সাংখ্য- দর্শনম ","saáṃkha daraśanama","Book","Samkhya system is supposed to be given by sage Kapil (6th century BC) in his Samkhya-pravachana-sutram consisting of 527 aphorisms in six chapters. This book is a Bengali translation and explanation. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 13x18  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,"Hinduism","Philosophy|Publishing",null,"1929","Bengali",1336,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Maharshi Kapil ",null,"Kalibarabedantabagish ","Durgacharan Sankhya Bedanta ","Fifth  edition ","Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 8","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 8_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 8_0576.TIF",2019,"TIFF",576,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Banglar Banshi","বাংলার বাঁশী","baāṃlaāar baāśaī","Book","A Bengali poetry book dedicated to Raja of Cossimbazar Late Asutoshnath Roy. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 23x15 cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Poetry|Publishing",null,"1932","Bengali",1339,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Sri Sourendranath Bhattacharya ",null,"Cossimbazar, Murshidabad ","Sri Atulkrishna Lahiri",null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 9","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 9_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 9_0076.TIF",2019,"TIFF",76,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Madhumalati ","মধুমালতী","madhaumaālataI","Book","A Bengali poetry book.",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 2x15  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Poetry|Publishing",null,"1924","Bengali",1331,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Sri Sabitriprassann Chattopadhyay ",null,"Upasana Press ",null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 10","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 10_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 10_0094.TIF",2019,"TIFF",94,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Ami","আমি ","āmaI","Book","Ami is a book on  18th century social reforms of Bengal. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 11x17  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Literature|Publishing",null,"1885","Bengali",1291,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Sri Malay Ghatak ",null,"H.M. Mukherjee & co. press",null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 11","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 11_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 11_0116.TIF",2019,"TIFF",116,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Avisekh Gatha ","অভিষেক গাথা ","abhaIshaeka gaāthaā","Book","This book is  dedicated to King of Tripura Radhakishor Debbarman Bahadur. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 25x12  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Epic poetry",null,"1896","Bengali",1303,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Sri Ramkanai Dutta ",null,"Bramhanberia, Hitaishini Press","Sri Sadhucharan Chanda",null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 12","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 12_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 12_0072.TIF",2019,"TIFF",72,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Amrita","অমৃত","amarta","Book","A book on Parables for children. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 15x11  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Poetry|Publishing",null,"1910"," - - - - - - - -",null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Sri Rajanikanta Sen ",null,"S.K. Lahiri & Co. ",null,"Third edition ","Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 13","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 13_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 13_0074.TIF",2019,"TIFF",74,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Nitipath","নীতিপথ","naitaIpatha","Book","Nitipath is a classic bengali   book based on famous  moral stories of Hindu culture. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 17x11  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Literature|Publishing",null,"Early 20th century"," - - - - - - - -",null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 14","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 14_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 14_0122.TIF",2019,"TIFF",122,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Britta Samhar ","বৃত্ত সংহার ","barttata saṃhaāra","Book","Britta Samhar is a book on literature review",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 18x13  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Literature|Publishing",null,"1926","Bengali",1333,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Aswini Kr. Chatterjee",null,"Gurudas Chatterjee, Kuntaline Press",null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 15","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 15_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 15_0116.TIF",2019,"TIFF",116,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Amrita Madira ","অমৃত মদিরা","amarta madaIraā","Book","Amrita Madira is a normal Bengali poetry book ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 19x13  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Literature|Publishing",null,"1903","Bengali",1310,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Sri Amritalal Basu ",null,"Gurudas Chatterjee ",null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 16","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 16_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 16_0084.TIF",2019,"TIFF",84,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Adarsha Grihini ","আদর্শ গৃহিণী ","ādaraśa garhaiṇaI","Book","Adarsha Grihini (or Ideal Housewife) is a  book for woman. It's like a advisory book for woman of 19th century. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 18x22  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Literature|Publishing",null,"1906","Bengali",1313,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,"Girishchandra Ghosh ",null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 17","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 17_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 17_0032.TIF",2019,"TIFF",32,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Victoria Stotram ","ভিক্টোরিয়া স্তোত্রম ","bhaikataoraIẏaā sataotrama","Book","Victoria Stotram is a poetry book dedicated to queen Victoria of England",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 17x11  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India; England ",null,null,"Epic poetry|History|Philosophy|Publishing",null,"1902","Bengali",1309,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,"The Fancy Press ",null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 18","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 18_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 18_0074.TIF",2019,"TIFF",74,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Charitastaka","চরিতাষ্টক ","caraItaāshataka","Book","Charitastaka is a biographical book. This book contains the biography of eight famous people of Bengal. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 12x18  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Biography",null,"1897"," - - - - - - - -",null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Sri Kalimay Ghatak ",null,"S. Bhattacharya, Metcalf Press",null,"Fifteenth edition ","Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 19","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 19_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 19_0134.TIF",2019,"TIFF",134,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Mandakini ","মন্দাকিনী","manadakaInai","Book","Mandakini is a  Bengali poetry book ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 18x12  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Poetry",null,"1917","Bengali",1324,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Sri Sourindranath Bhattacharya ",null,"Sri Saratchandra Sarkar, M.M. Baradayini Press ",null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 20","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 20_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 20_0066.TIF",2019,"TIFF",66,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Pujar Nirmalya ","পুজার নির্মাল্য ","paūjaāra narmaālaya","Book","Pujar Nirmalya is a  Bengali poetry book ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 12x18  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Poetry",null,"1911"," - - - - - - - -",null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Sri Sourindranath Bhattacharya ",null,"Nabakrishna Bhattacharya, Knatik Press",null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 21","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 21_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 21_0034.TIF",2019,"TIFF",34,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Padyapather Artha Pustak ","পদ্যপাঠের অর্থপুস্তক","padayapaāṭhaera arathapausataka","Book","It is a grammatical book for students. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 11x17  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Education|Languages and Grammar|Poetry",null,"1881"," - - - - - - - -",null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,"B.P. M'S Press",null,"First edition","Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 22","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 22_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 22_0034.TIF",2019,"TIFF",34,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Kabita Kanika ","কবিতা কণিকা ","kabaItaā kaṇaIkaā","Book","Kabita Kanika is a  Bengali poetry book. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 17x11  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Poetry",null,"1902"," - - - - - - - -",null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Sri Anukulchandra Mukhopadhyay",null,"Biswambar Das, Saidabad Biswabijoy Press",null," ","Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 23","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 23_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 23_0104.TIF",2019,"TIFF",104,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Tapiter Ucchas","তাপিতের উচ্ছ্বাস","taāpaItaera ucachaāsa","Book","Tapiter Ucchas is a Bengali songbook. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 18x12  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Poetry|Literature",null,"Early 19th century"," - - - - - - - -",null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Sri Haridas Bndyopadhyay",null,"Sri Manikchandra Bandyopadhayay, Durbar Press",null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 24","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 24_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 24_0162.TIF ",2019,"TIFF",162,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Akkhar Porichoy ","অক্ষর পরিচয়","akashara paraIcaẏa","Book","Akkhar Porichoy is a Bengali grammer book for students. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 12x18  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Education|Languages and Grammar",null,"1884","Bengali",1291,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Sri Akkhaykumat Bandyopadhyay",null,"Sri Bhubanmohan Chattopadhyay, Shantipur Hitakari Jantra ",null,"First edition","Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 25","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 25_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 25_0052.TIF",2019,"TIFF",52,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Tapaswini Parichoy ","তপস্বিনী পরিচয়","tapasbai paralcaya","Book","Tapaswini Parichoy is a  Bengali poetry book ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 11x18  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Poetry",null,"1878","Bengali",1285,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Sri Nilchandra Roy ",null,"Sri Gopalchandra Deb ",null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 26","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 26_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 26_0118.TIF ",2019,"TIFF",118,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Vivek Kaumudi ","বিবেক কৌমুদী","balbaeka kaeumaudai","Book","Vivek Kaumudi is a  Bengali poetry book ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 10x15  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Poetry",null,"1879","Bengali",1286,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Sri Nandakumar De",null,"Babu Karunakanta Gupta, Anandajantra, Maymansingha ",null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 27","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 27_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 27_0134.TIF",2019,"TIFF",134,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Arya Jiban ","আর্য জীবন","ārya jaIbana","Book","Arya Jiban is a guide book for Hindu religious activity, rituals etc. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 12.5x21 cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,"Hinduism","Customs and traditions|History|Indigenous populations|Rites and ceremonies",null,"1885","Bengali",1292,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Sri Gangadas Bsu",null,"Pataldanga, Kolkata ",null,"1st edition ","Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 28","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 28_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 28_0212.TIF",2019,"TIFF",212,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Mitabhasini","মিতভাষিণী","maitabhaāshaInaI","Book","Mitabhasini is a Bengali guide book for intermediate college students. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 12x18  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Poetry|Literature",null,"1926",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Jogendradas Chowdhury ",null,null,null,null,"Bengali|English","Bengali (Bangla)|Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 29","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 29_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 29_0086.TIF",2019,"TIFF",86,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Rajopohar","রাজোপহার","raājaopaohaāar","Book","A Bengali poetry book dedicated to Prince of England. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 12x19  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Poetry|Literature",null,"1875","Bengali",1282,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 30","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 30_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 30_0030.TIF",2019,"TIFF",30,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Arya Kirti ","আর্য কীর্তি","ārya kaIratai","Book","A heroic story book on Aryans; especially on Shikhs, Rajputs of India. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 19x11  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,"Hinduism","Customs and traditions|History|Indigenous populations|Rites and ceremonies",null,"1917",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Rajanikanta Gupta ",null,"Mohinikanta Gupta ",null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 31","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 31_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 31_0266.TIF",2019,"TIFF",266,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"The Infant Teacher ",null,null,"Book","A book on Parables for children. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 17x11  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Education|Literature",null,"1879",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Madanmohan Tarkalankar ",null,"Sanskrit Press ",null,"Part - III, Fifty Nine Edition ","Bengali|English","Bengali (Bangla)|Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 32","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 32_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 32_0052.TIF",2019,"TIFF",52,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Padyahar ","পদ্যাহার ","padayaāhaāar","Book","Padyahar is a classic bengali  poetry book based on famous  moral stories. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 17x10  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Poetry",null," Early 20th century",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 33","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 33_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 33_0050.TIF",2019,"TIFF",50,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Sitachitra","সীতাচিত্র ","saitaāchaItara","Book","Sita is a famous character of the Indian epic Ramayana. This book has been told about his ideals.",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 16x10  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,"Hinduism","Epic poetry",null," Early 20th century",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Srimati Ratnabala Debi ",null,"Nimai Printing Works, Kolkata ",null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 34","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 34_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 34_0040.TIF",2019,"TIFF",40,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Kabitakusumanjali ","কবিতাকুসুমাঞ্জালি","kabaitaākaūsaūmaānajalaI","Book","Kabitakusumanjali is a classic bengali  poetry book for children based on  moral stories. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 18x11  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Poetry|Literature",null,"1891",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Krishnakishor Bondyopadhyay ",null,"Biharilal Banerji, J.G. & Co's Press  ",null,"Part -II, 13th Edition ","Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 35","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 35_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 35_0100.TIF",2019,"TIFF",100,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Bhab Bikash","ভাববিকাশ ","bhaābabaikaāsa","Book","Bhab Bikas is a bengali poetry book. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 18x11  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Poetry|Literature",null,"1894",null,1301,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Sri's_____ Devi ",null,"Surendranath Bondyopadhyay ",null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 36","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 36_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 36_0096.TIF",2019,"TIFF",96,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Sanibarer Chithi (1)","শনিবারের চিঠি (১)","sanaIbaāraera chIṭhaI","Book","Shanibarer Chithi (Saturday Letter in English) was founded in 1929 by Ashok Chattopadhyay. It started as a weekly. Later it became a monthly. The famous editors of this magazin were Jogananda Das, Nirad Chandra Chaudhuri, \nSajanikanta Das,Parimal Goswami .",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 18x12  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Languages and Grammar|Literature",null,"Apr 1936","Bengali",1343,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,"Sajanikanta Das, Parimal Goswami, Saniranjan Press ",null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 37","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 37_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 37_0148.TIF",2019,"TIFF",148,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Sanibarer Chithi (2)","শনিবারের চিঠি (২)","sanaIbaāraera chIṭhaI","Book","Shanibarer Chithi (Saturday Letter in English) was founded in 1929 by Ashok Chattopadhyay. It started as a weekly. Later it became a monthly. The famous editors of this magazin were Jogananda Das, Nirad Chandra Chaudhuri, \nSajanikanta Das,Parimal Goswami .",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 18x12  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Languages and Grammar|Literature",null,"Jun 1934","Bengali",1341,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,"Sajanikanta Das, Parimal Goswami, Saniranjan Press ",null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 38","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 38_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 38_0156.TIF",2019,"TIFF",156,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Sanibarer Chithi (3)","শনিবারের চিঠি (৩)","sanaIbaāraera chIṭhaI","Book","Shanibarer Chithi (Saturday Letter in English) was founded in 1929 by Ashok Chattopadhyay. It started as a weekly. Later it became a monthly. The famous editors of this magazin were Jogananda Das, Nirad Chandra Chaudhuri, \nSajanikanta Das,Parimal Goswami .",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 18x12  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Languages and Grammar|Literature",null,"1932","Bengali",1339,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,"Sajanikanta Das, Parimal Goswami, Saniranjan Press ",null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 39","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 39_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 39_0150.TIF ",2019,"TIFF",150,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Sanibarer Chithi (4)","শনিবারের চিঠি (৩)","sanaIbaāraera chIṭhaI","Book","Shanibarer Chithi (Saturday Letter in English) was founded in 1929 by Ashok Chattopadhyay. It started as a weekly. Later it became a monthly. The famous editors of this magazin were Jogananda Das, Nirad Chandra Chaudhuri, \nSajanikanta Das,Parimal Goswami .",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 18x12  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Languages and Grammar|Literature",null,"1932","Bengali",1339,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,"Sajanikanta Das, Parimal Goswami, Saniranjan Press ",null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 40","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 40_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 40_0156.TIF",2019,"TIFF",156,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Sanibarer Chithi (5)","শনিবারের চিঠি (৩)","sanaIbaāraera chIṭhaI","Book","Shanibarer Chithi (Saturday Letter in English) was founded in 1929 by Ashok Chattopadhyay. It started as a weekly. Later it became a monthly. The famous editors of this magazin were Jogananda Das, Nirad Chandra Chaudhuri, \nSajanikanta Das,Parimal Goswami .",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 18x12  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Languages and Grammar|Literature",null,"Dec 1935","Bengali",1342,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,"Sajanikanta Das, Parimal Goswami, Saniranjan Press ",null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 41","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 41_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 41_0148.TIF",2019,"TIFF",148,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Sanibarer Chithi (6)","শনিবারের চিঠি (৩)","sanaIbaāraera chIṭhaI","Book","Shanibarer Chithi (Saturday Letter in English) was founded in 1929 by Ashok Chattopadhyay. It started as a weekly. Later it became a monthly. The famous editors of this magazin were Jogananda Das, Nirad Chandra Chaudhuri, \nSajanikanta Das,Parimal Goswami .",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 18x12  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Languages and Grammar|Literature",null,"1929","Bengali",1336,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,"Sajanikanta Das, Parimal Goswami, Saniranjan Press ",null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 42","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 42_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 42_0142.TIF ",2019,"TIFF",142,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Sanibarer Chithi (7)","শনিবারের চিঠি (৩)","sanaIbaāraera chIṭhaI","Book","Shanibarer Chithi (Saturday Letter in English) was founded in 1929 by Ashok Chattopadhyay. It started as a weekly. Later it became a monthly. The famous editors of this magazin were Jogananda Das, Nirad Chandra Chaudhuri, \nSajanikanta Das,Parimal Goswami .",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 18x12  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Languages and Grammar|Literature",null,"1933","Bengali",1340,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,"Sajanikanta Das, Parimal Goswami, Saniranjan Press ",null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 43","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 43_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 43_0148.TIF ",2019,"TIFF",148,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Sanibarer Chithi (8)","শনিবারের চিঠি (৩)","sanaIbaāraera chIṭhaI","Book","Shanibarer Chithi (Saturday Letter in English) was founded in 1929 by Ashok Chattopadhyay. It started as a weekly. Later it became a monthly. The famous editors of this magazin were Jogananda Das, Nirad Chandra Chaudhuri, \nSajanikanta Das,Parimal Goswami .",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 18x12  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Languages and Grammar|Literature",null,"1932","Bengali",1339,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,"Sajanikanta Das, Parimal Goswami, Saniranjan Press ",null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 44","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 44_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 44_0154.TIF ",2019,"TIFF",154,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Sanibarer Chithi (9)","শনিবারের চিঠি (৩)","sanaIbaāraera chIṭhaI","Book","Shanibarer Chithi (Saturday Letter in English) was founded in 1929 by Ashok Chattopadhyay. It started as a weekly. Later it became a monthly. The famous editors of this magazin were Jogananda Das, Nirad Chandra Chaudhuri, \nSajanikanta Das,Parimal Goswami .",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 18x12  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Languages and Grammar|Literature",null,"Oct 1943","Bengali",1341,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,"Sajanikanta Das, Parimal Goswami, Saniranjan Press ",null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 45","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 45_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 45_0156.TIF ",2019,"TIFF",156,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Sanibarer Chithi (10)","শনিবারের চিঠি (৩)","sanaIbaāraera chIṭhaI","Book","Shanibarer Chithi (Saturday Letter in English) was founded in 1929 by Ashok Chattopadhyay. It started as a weekly. Later it became a monthly. The famous editors of this magazin were Jogananda Das, Nirad Chandra Chaudhuri, \nSajanikanta Das,Parimal Goswami .",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 18x12  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Languages and Grammar|Literature",null,"Feb 1936","Bengali",1342,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,"Sajanikanta Das, Parimal Goswami, Saniranjan Press ",null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 46","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 46_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 46_0142.TIF",2019,"TIFF",142,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"England's Work In India ",null,null,"Book","A  book of  Calcutta University on benefits of British rule in India. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 19x13  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Colonialism|History|Government",null,"1919",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","N.N. Ghosh",null,"University of Calcutta",null,"Revised Edition","English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 47","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 47_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 47_0200.TIF",2019,"TIFF",200,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"The Tourist's Guide Northan and Central India ",null,null,"Book","A travel or tourist guide book on India, i.e Northan and Central India. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 19x12  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Travel|Transport",null,"1899",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,"W. Newman & Co. ",null,"Sixth Edition ","English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 48","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 48_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 48_0216.TIF",2019,"TIFF",216,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Speeches of Ram Gopaul Ghosh ",null,null,"Book"," Collection of Speeches of Ramgopal Ghosh. Ramgopal Ghosh  was an Indian businessman, social reformer, orator and one of the leaders of the Young Bengal group. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 22x14  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Utilities","Speeches ","Early 19th century",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,"Charu Chandra Mitra ",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 49","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 49_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 49_0124.TIF",2019,"TIFF",124,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Highroads of History",null,null,"Book","A History book on England for school children. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 22x16  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Education|History|Literature|Politics",null,"1915",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,"Thomas Nelson and Sons",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 50","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 50_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 50_0098.TIF",2019,"TIFF",98,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Guide to The Buddhist Ruins of Sarnath ",null,null,"Book","A History book on the Sarnath by great Indian Historian Dayaram Sahani. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 25x16  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Education|History|Archaeology",null,"1923",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Daya Ram Sahani ",null,"Government Central Press, Simla ",null,"Third edition ","English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 51","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 51_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 51_0072.TIF",2019,"TIFF",72,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"An Introduction to Practical Chemistry  for Indian Colleges",null,null,"Book","A primary boon on chemistry for college students.",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 23x14  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Education",null,"1904",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","H.E. Stapleton",null,"Thacker, Spink & Co. ",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 52","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 52_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 52_0174.TIF",2019,"TIFF",174,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"S. C. Bosu Sarvadhicari's Public Speeches",null,null,"Book","Collection of Speeches of S. C. Bosu Sarvadhicari. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 19x13  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Utilities","Speeches "," Early 20th century",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,"Nababhibakar Press ",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 53","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 53_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 53_0198.TIF",2019,"TIFF",198,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Practical Rifle Shooting ",null,null,"Book","A guide book on Rifle Shooting. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 19x12  cm.","Partly Damaged, fragile  bookbinding","India",null,null,"Military|Weapons",null,"1906",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Walter Winans",null,"G. P. Putnam's  Sons",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 54","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 54_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 54_0130.TIF",2019,"TIFF",130,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Lawn Tennis for Young Players",null,null,"Book","Book on Lawn Tennis with propre illustrations.",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 12x18  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Sport and Leisure",null,"1922",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","William T. Tilden ",null,"Methuen & Co. Ltd., London ",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 55","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 55_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 55_0084.TIF",2019,"TIFF",84,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Travels of Dr. Livingstone",null,null,"Book","Devid Livingstone was a  famous missonary of Scotland. He also known as a great explorer. This book contains the history of his travels.",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 18x13  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Travel|Missionary work",null,"1st half of the 20th century",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","William  H. G. Kingston",null,"George Routledge And Sons",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 56","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 56_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 56_0164.TIF",2019,"TIFF",164,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"A Pocket Guide of Delhi ",null,null,"Book","Description fo Delhi and  its  sights. Writer also describe  the Indian culture, Indian religion etc.  ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 12x16  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India","Delhi",null,"Customs and traditions|Travel",null,"1939",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,"C.M. Mehra","8th Edition ","English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 57","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 57_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 57_0130.TIF",2019,"TIFF",130,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Blackmail or War",null,null,"Book","A book on second world war; translated  from French.",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 18x12  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Military|Nationalism|History",null,"May 1938",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Genevieve Tabouis",null,"Penguin Books Limited ",null,"4th Edition ","English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 58","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 58_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 58_0260.TIF",2019,"TIFF",260,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Milton's Paradise Lost ",null,null,"Book","Eipc Poem by English poet John Milton.",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 18x11  cm.","Partly Damaged, fragile  bookbinding","India",null,null,"Literature|Epic poetry",null,"1879",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","MatthewGregvory",null,"P.S. D' Rozario and Co. , Calcutta ",null,"2nd vol. ","English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 59","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 59_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 59_0236.TIF",2019,"TIFF",236,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Milton's Paradise Lost ",null,null,"Book","Eipc Poem by English poet John Milton.",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 18x11  cm.","Partly Damaged, fragile  bookbinding","India",null,null,"Literature|Epic poetry",null,"1879",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","MatthewGregvory",null,"P.S. D' Rozario and Co. , Calcutta ",null,"1st vol. ","English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 60","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 60_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 60_0324.TIF",2019,"TIFF",324,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"English Etiquette for Indian Gentlemen",null,null,"Book","A book on learning English culture and manners for Indian men.",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 16x10  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Customs and traditions|Rites and ceremonies",null,"1888",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","W. T. Webb",null,"Thacker, Spink & Co. ",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 61","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 61_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 61_0146.TIF",2019,"TIFF",146,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"The King Treasuries of Literature",null,null,"Book","Shakespeares Hamlet Prince of  Denmark .",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 16x12  cm.","Partly Damaged, fragile  bookbinding","India",null,null,"Literature",null,"1st half of the 20th century",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,"Sir A.T. Quiller Couch ",null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 62","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 62_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 62_0198.TIF",2019,"TIFF",198,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Choice Quotations from Shakspeare",null,null,"Book","Collection of Quotations from Shakspeare.  ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 14x22  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Literature",null,"1904",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Jagadiswar Mukarji ",null,"Freeman & Co. Ltd. ",null,"1st edition ","English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 63","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 63_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 63_0222.TIF",2019,"TIFF",222,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Dramatic Poem",null,null,"Book","Discussion on some of the plays of Shakspeare.",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 20x13  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Literature",null,"1865",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Issan Chunder Benerjee ",null,"Dhana Sindhu Press ",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 64","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 64_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 64_0184.TIF",2019,"TIFF",184,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Poems",null,null,"Book","A general poem book with essay on justice Siraj-ud- Doulaha",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 21x14  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Literature",null,"1866",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Edward  st. George Fennimore",null,"Dhana Sindhu Press ",null,"1st edition ","English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 65","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 65_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 65_0170.TIF",2019,"TIFF",170,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Muslim Politics in India ",null,null,"Book","A History book on hindu-muslim politics, making pakistan etc. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 14x22  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"History|Politics",null,"1946",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Binayendra Mohan Chaudhuri",null,"Orient Book Company, Calcutta",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 66","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 66_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 66_0118.TIF",2019,"TIFF",118,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"The Panchadasi",null,null,"Book","Panchadasi is a  manual book of Hindu Philosophy 'Advita Vedanta'. Written in the fourteenth century  by Vidyaranya , also known as Madhavacharya.",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 22x14  cm.","Damaged.The binding of the book is broken. ","India",null,"Hinduism","Philosophy","Hinduism ","1899",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Sreemut Vidyaranya Swami ",null,null,"Nandalal Dhole ","vol. 1","English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 67","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 67_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 67_0158.TIF",2019,"TIFF",158,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"The Panchadasi",null,null,"Book","Panchadasi is a  manual book of Hindu Philosophy 'Advita Vedanta'. Written in the fourteenth century  by Vidyaranya , also known as Madhavacharya.",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 22x14  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,"Hinduism","Philosophy","Hinduism ","1900",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Sreemut Vidyaranya Swami ",null,null,"Nandalal Dhole ","vol.2","English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 68","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 68_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 68_0206.TIF",2019,"TIFF",206,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Upanishadas",null,null,"Book","The Upanishads are originally written during 5th century BC. Upanishadas are early philosophical texts of the Hindu religion and contain within them the tenets upon which the central philosophical concepts of the religion are based.",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 10x16  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,"Hinduism","Epic poetry|Philosophy","Indigenous Philosophy ","1898",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,"The Society for the Resuscition of Indian Literature, Calcutta",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 69","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 69_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 69_0112.TIF",2019,"TIFF",112,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Puranas",null,null,"Book","The Puranas are ancient Hindu texts eulogizing various deities of the Hindu pantheon through divine stories.",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 10x16  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,"Hinduism","Epic poetry|Philosophy|History","Indigenous Philosophy ","1897",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,"The Society for the Resuscition of Indian Literature, Calcutta",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 70","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 70_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 70_0138.TIF",2019,"TIFF",138,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Darshana ",null,null,"Book","Darshana means Philosophy. This book discusses about six systems of Indian philosophy.",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 10x16  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Philosophy","Indigenous Philosophy ","1897",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,"The Society for the Resuscition of Indian Literature, Calcutta",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 71","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 71_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 71_0136.TIF",2019,"TIFF",136,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"The New Paul and Virginia",null,null,"Book","It is a classic English novel written by William Hurrel Mallock.",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 17x12  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","England ",null,null,"Literature",null,"1890",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","William Hurrel Mallock",null,"Chatto & Windus, Piccadilly",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 72","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 72_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 72_0160.TIF",2019,"TIFF",160,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"The English Spelling Book ",null,null,"Book","Lessons of primary English for students. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 19x11  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Education|Languages and Grammar",null,"1860",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,"Calcutta School Book Society ",null,"vol. 1, 12th edition ","English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 73","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 73_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 73_0054.TIF",2019,"TIFF",54,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Lessons in Exclution and Expressive Reading For Girls ",null,null,"Book","Education book for Girls ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 16x11  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","England ",null,null,"Education|Languages and Grammar",null,"1882",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","A.K. Isbister",null,"Longman, Green & Co., London",null,"6th Edition ","English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 74","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 74_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 74_0112.TIF",2019,"TIFF",112,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Sankaracharya",null,null,"Book","The book is about Shankaracharya and his Life and teachings.  Shankaracharya was an early 8th century Indian philosopher and theologian who consolidated the doctrine of Advaita Vedanta. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 16x10  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,"Hinduism","Biography",null,"1897",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Sita Nath Dutta ",null,"The Society for the Resuscition of Indian Literature , H.C. Das Elysium Press, Calcutta ",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 75","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 75_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 75_0084.TIF",2019,"TIFF",84,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Salome ",null,null,"Book","Salome is a tragedy in one act translated from the French of Oscar Wilde",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 16x13  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","England ",null,null,"Literature",null,"1st half of the 20th century",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Oscar Wilde ",null,"John Lane The Bodley Society , London",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 76","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 76_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 76_0080.TIF",2019,"TIFF",80,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Successful Man of Modern Times",null,null,"Book","It is a motivational book for men. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 15x9  cm.","Partly Damaged, fragile  bookbinding","England ",null,null,"Education|Charity",null,"1799",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,"The Religious Tract Society , London ",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 77","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 77_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 77_0194.TIF",2019,"TIFF",194,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Prabodh Chandrodaya",null,null,"Book","Prabodh Chandrodaya is a classic Sanskrit drama written by Krishna Mitra.  ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 17x11  cm.","Damaged.The binding of the book is broken. ","India",null,null,"Theatre","Drama","1854",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","J. Taylor ",null,"Poornochundrodoy Press, Calcutta ",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 78","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 78_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 78_0148.TIF",2019,"TIFF",148,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Poetical English Reader ",null,null,"Book","A book on The Bible and it's stories. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 17x11  cm.","Damaged.The binding of the book is broken. ","India",null,null,"Education|Charity|Poetry",null,"1st half of the 19th century",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,"The Calcutta School Book Society ",null,"No. 1, 3rd Edition ","English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 79","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 79_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 79_0120.TIF",2019,"TIFF",120,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"English Poems ",null,null,"Book","A Book on classic English Poems ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 18x12  cm."," Damaged, Fragile  bookbinding, Worm-eaten","England ",null,null,"Literature",null,"1917",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","J.G.  Jennings",null,"Macmillan & Co., London ",null,"vol. 1 ","English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 80","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 80_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 80_0102.TIF",2019,"TIFF",102,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"A Short Account of the  Brahmin Raj Family Cossimbazar ",null,null,"Book","A short  History book on Cossimbazar Royal Family. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 18x12  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"History",null,"1938",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","A contributor",null,"Bhabataran Mukherjee, Cossimbazar",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 81","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 81_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 81_0030.TIF",2019,"TIFF",30,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"An Introduction to the Philosophy of Sri Aurobindo",null,null,"Book","Sri Aurobindo was a great Indian Philosopher, Thinker. This book is  written about his philosophical thoughts. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 18x13  cm."," Damaged, Fragile  bookbinding, Worm-eaten","India",null,"Hinduism","Philosophy|Biography",null,"1941",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","S.K. Mitra ",null,"The Culture Publishers, Calcutta ",null,"First Edition ","English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 82","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 82_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 82_0122.TIF",2019,"TIFF",122,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Selected Operas",null,null,"Book","A book on Operas. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 18x12  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","England ",null,null,"Music",null,"1928",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Sir W.S. Gilbert ",null,"Macmillan & Co., London ",null,"First Series","English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 83","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 83_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 83_0214.TIF",2019,"TIFF",214,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"The Illustrated Webster, Spelling Book ",null,null,"Book","Educational book for school childern. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 20x13  cm.","Damaged, Fragile  bookbinding, Worm-eaten","England ",null,null,"Education",null,"1866",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,"Petter and Galpin, London ",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 84","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 84_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 84_0136.TIF",2019,"TIFF",136,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"The Mother ",null,null,"Book","English translation of the La Madre (Italian).  It was written by Nobile Prize winner Grazia Deledda. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 18x12  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","England ",null,null,"Literature",null,"1928",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Grazia Deledda ",null,"Jonathan Cape 30 Bedford Square, London ",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 85","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 85_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 85_0258.TIF",2019,"TIFF",258,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"On Liberty ",null,null,"Book","John Stuart Mills famous book 'On Liberty' is a great  philosophical work. The work first published in 1859.   ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 18x12  cm.","Damaged, Fragile  bookbinding, Worm-eaten","England ",null,null,"Philosophy|Diplomacy|Politics",null,"1874",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","John Stuart Mill",null,"Longman, Green, Reader, and Dyer, London",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 86","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 86_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 86_0110.TIF",2019,"TIFF",110,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"The Temple Shakespeare",null,null,"Book","Collected works of Shakespeare. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 14x10  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","England ",null,null,"Literature",null,"1903",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Israel Gollancz",null,"J.M. Dent and Co. ",null,"Tenth Edition ","English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 87","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 87_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 87_0158.TIF",2019,"TIFF",158,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"A Manual of The History of India",null,null,"Book","A History book in India. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 17x11  cm.","Damaged, Fragile  bookbinding, Worm-eaten","India",null,null,"History|Indigenous populations",null,"1865",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 88","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 88_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 88_0174.TIF",2019,"TIFF",174,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"A Course of English Reading ",null,null,"Book","Primary  lessons on English education for Indian youths. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 24x15  cm.","Damaged, Fragile  bookbinding, Worm-eaten","India",null,null,"Education|Languages and Grammar",null,"1876",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Rev. K.S. Macdonald ",null,"Calcutta School Book Society, Calcutta",null,"Second Edition","English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 89","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 89_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 89_0166.TIF",2019,"TIFF",166,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Love-Letters of Eminent Persons",null,null,"Book","A book on collection of Love-Letters of great personalities. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 17x11  cm.","Damaged, Fragile  bookbinding, Worm-eaten","England ",null,null,"Literature|Biography",null,"1st half of the 19th century",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Charles Martel ",null,"William Lay, London ",null,"Second Edition","English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 90","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 90_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 90_0196.TIF",2019,"TIFF",196,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Political English Reader ",null,null,"Book","Book on English education. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 17x10  cm.","Damaged, Fragile  bookbinding, Worm-eaten","India",null,null,"Poetry|Politics|Languages and Grammar",null,"1841",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,"Mahindy Laul Press, Calcutta",null,"Vol no. 1, Repriented ","English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 91","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 91_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 91_0124.TIF",2019,"TIFF",124,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"The Young Man In Business",null,null,"Book","Lessons for build up a successful business for the young society. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 13x9  cm.","Damaged, Fragile  bookbinding, Worm-eaten","England ",null,null,"Accounting and Finance|Business|Education",null,"1st half of the 19th century",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","James  W. Alexander",null,"T. Nelson and Sons, London ",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 92","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 92_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 92_0104.TIF",2019,"TIFF",104,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"The Wishdom of The Upanishats",null,null,"Book","A book on the philosophical aspectes of the Upanishadas.",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 18x13  cm.","Damaged, Fragile  bookbinding, Worm-eaten","India; England ",null,"Hinduism","Education|Philosophy|Ethics",null,"1907",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Annie Besant ",null,"Theosophical Publishing Society, Benaras and London ",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 93","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 93_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 93_0122.TIF",2019,"TIFF",122,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Simple Truths From Scripture ",null,null,"Book","A book for everyday  prayer and good words. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 14x9  cm.","Damaged, Fragile  bookbinding, Worm-eaten","England ",null,null,"Charity|Ethics",null,"1862",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,"Longman, Green, Longman and Roberts, London ",null,"New Edition","English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 94","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 94_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 94_0078.TIF",2019,"TIFF",78,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Virgil's Aeneid",null,null,"Book","The Aeneid  is a Latin epic poem, written by Virgil.",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 15x10  cm.","Damaged, Fragile  bookbinding, Worm-eaten","England ",null,null,"Literature",null,"1884",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,"W.R. Chambers, London and Edinburgh ",null,"Vol no. 2","English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 95","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 95_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 95_0054.TIF",2019,"TIFF",54,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Cymbeline ",null,null,"Book","Cymbeline is a play written by Shakespeare. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 13x8  cm.","Damaged, Fragile  bookbinding, Worm-eaten","England ",null,null,"Literature",null,"1st half of the 19th century",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","William Shakespeare",null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 96","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 96_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 96_0134.TIF",2019,"TIFF",134,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"The Life of The Buddha",null,null,"Book","A book on teachings,philosphy and life of Buddha.  ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 19x13  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,"Buddhism","Biography|Philosophy",null,"1929",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Christina Albers",null,null,null,"Part 1, 2nd Edition ","English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 97","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 97_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 97_0052.TIF",2019,"TIFF",52,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Ten Gems from Ghalib",null,null,"Book","Ghalib or Mirza Ghalib was a prominent Urdu and Persian poet during the last years of the Mughal Empire.  He wrote several ghazals. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 18x13  cm.","Good ","India",null,null,"Literature",null,"1945",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Mrs. S. Rahamatullaha",null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 98","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 98_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 98_0048.TIF",2019,"TIFF",48,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"The Elevation of Woman of India ",null,null,"Book","A book on the growing honor and rights of women in India. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 16x10  cm.","Damaged, Fragile  bookbinding, Worm-eaten","India",null,null,"History|Women",null,"1st half of the 20th century",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 99","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 99_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 99_0040.TIF",2019,"TIFF",40,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"The Wealth of Friendship ",null,null,"Book","This book discusses how valuable friendship is in our lives.",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 9x7  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","England ",null,null,"Ethics",null,"1st half of the 19th century",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,"Amicus","Siegle, Hill & Co., Langham Palace, London W. ",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 100","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 100_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 100_0094.TIF",2019,"TIFF",94,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"The Imperial Silver Jubilee",null,null,"Book","A souvenir on the silver jubilee of King George V  and queen Mary 1935. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 30x23  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India; England ",null,null,"Royalty and rulers|History|Colonialism",null,"1935",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,"Calcutta Municipal Corporation ",null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 101","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 101_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 101_0200.TIF",2019,"TIFF",200,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"A Lecture on The Buddhistic Researches",null,null,"Book","A collection of lecture on the Buddhistic researches  delivered at the Behrampore Literary Society  by Ram Das Sen. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 23x15  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,"Buddhism","History|Philosophy",null,"1871",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Ram Das Sen ",null,"I.C. Bose & Co., Stanhop Press, Calcutta ",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 102","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 102_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 102_0030.TIF",2019,"TIFF",30,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Money  Its Natute, History, Uses, And Responsibilities",null,null,"Book","A book on monetary solutions. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 15x19  cm.","Damaged, Fragile  bookbinding, Worm-eaten","England ",null,null,"Accounting and Finance|Business","Economey, Money ","1799",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,"The Religious Tract Society, London ",null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 103","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 103_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 103_0196.TIF",2019,"TIFF",196,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"History of British India ",null,null,"Book","A History book on the History of British India. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 14x10  cm.","Damaged, Fragile  bookbinding, Worm-eaten","India; England ",null,null,"History",null,"1862",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,"Longman, Green, Longman , and Roberts",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 104","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 104_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 104_0164.TIF",2019,"TIFF",164,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"The World Of To-Day ( Vol.1)",null,null,"Book","A. R. Hope Moncrieff has written the book from the experience of traveling around the world. The book focuses on the people of the country, their economy, customs etc. This book is very important to know the various issues of that times. This book is divided into six sections.",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 27x19  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","England ",null,null,"Castes and Tribes|Customs and traditions|Business|Demography|Colonialism|Government|Travel|Trade and Industry|Indigenous populations",null,"1908",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","A.R. Hope Moncrieff",null,"The Ghesham Publishing Company , London",null,"Vol. 1","English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 105","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 105_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 105_0318.TIF",2019,"TIFF",318,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"The World Of To-Day ( Vol.2)",null,null,"Book","A. R. Hope Moncrieff has written the book from the experience of traveling around the world. The book focuses on the people of the country, their economy, customs etc. This book is very important to know the various issues of that times. This book is divided into six sections.",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 27x19  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","England ",null,null,"Castes and Tribes|Customs and traditions|Business|Demography|Colonialism|Government|Travel|Trade and Industry|Indigenous populations",null,"1908",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","A.R. Hope Moncrieff",null,"The Ghesham Publishing Company , London",null,"Vol. 2","English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 106","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 106_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 106_0300.TIF",2019,"TIFF",300,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"The World Of To-Day ( Vol.3)",null,null,"Book","A. R. Hope Moncrieff has written the book from the experience of traveling around the world. The book focuses on the people of the country, their economy, customs etc. This book is very important to know the various issues of that times. This book is divided into six sections.",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 27x19  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","England ",null,null,"Castes and Tribes|Customs and traditions|Business|Demography|Colonialism|Government|Travel|Trade and Industry|Indigenous populations",null,"1908",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","A.R. Hope Moncrieff",null,"The Ghesham Publishing Company , London",null,"Vol. 3","English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 107","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 107_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 107_0320.TIF",2019,"TIFF",320,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"The World Of To-Day ( Vol.4)",null,null,"Book","A. R. Hope Moncrieff has written the book from the experience of traveling around the world. The book focuses on the people of the country, their economy, customs etc. This book is very important to know the various issues of that times. This book is divided into six sections.",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 27x19  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","England ",null,null,"Castes and Tribes|Customs and traditions|Business|Demography|Colonialism|Government|Travel|Trade and Industry|Indigenous populations",null,"1908",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","A.R. Hope Moncrieff",null,"The Ghesham Publishing Company , London",null,"Vol. 4","English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 108","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 108_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 108_0304.TIF",2019,"TIFF",304,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"The World Of To-Day ( Vol.5)",null,null,"Book","A. R. Hope Moncrieff has written the book from the experience of traveling around the world. The book focuses on the people of the country, their economy, customs etc. This book is very important to know the various issues of that times. This book is divided into six sections.",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 27x19  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","England ",null,null,"Castes and Tribes|Customs and traditions|Business|Demography|Colonialism|Government|Travel|Trade and Industry|Indigenous populations",null,"1908",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","A.R. Hope Moncrieff",null,"The Ghesham Publishing Company , London",null,"Vol. 5","English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 109","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 109_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 109_0304.TIF",2019,"TIFF",304,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"The World Of To-Day ( Vol.6)",null,null,"Book","A. R. Hope Moncrieff has written the book from the experience of traveling around the world. The book focuses on the people of the country, their economy, customs etc. This book is very important to know the various issues of that times. This book is divided into six sections.",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 27x19  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","England ",null,null,"Castes and Tribes|Customs and traditions|Business|Demography|Colonialism|Government|Travel|Trade and Industry|Indigenous populations",null,"1908",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","A.R. Hope Moncrieff",null,"The Ghesham Publishing Company , London",null,"Vol. 6","English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 110","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 110_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 110_0416.TIF",2019,"TIFF",416,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"History of Greece",null,null,"Book","A book on History of Greece. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 29x13  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","England ",null,null,"History",null,"1917",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Sir W. Smith ",null,"William Clowes and Sons Ltd., London ",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 111","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 111_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 111_0286.TIF",2019,"TIFF",286,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"The Indian Fiscal Problem ",null,null,"Book","A bunch of seven lectures on Indian Fiscal problem, delivered at Patna University. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 22x15  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Accounting and Finance","Ecomomy ","1924",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","J.C. Coyajee",null,"Patna University, Patna, Calcutta",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 112","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 112_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 112_0194.TIF",2019,"TIFF",194,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Faith, Reason And Civilization ",null,null,"Book","This book describes the historical analysis of how faith, religion, are linked together in the history of human civilization.",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 13x19  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","England ",null,null,"History",null,"1944",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Harold J. Laski ",null,"Victor Gollancz Ltd., London ",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 113","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 113_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 113_0212.TIF",2019,"TIFF",212,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Introductory ",null,null,"Book","A book on introductory science. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 15x10  cm.","Damaged, Fragile  bookbinding, Worm-eaten","England ",null,null,"Science",null,"1899",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Prof T.H.  Huxley ",null,"Macmillan & Co. Ltd., London ",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 114","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 114_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 114_0098.TIF",2019,"TIFF",98,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Rejected Addresses",null,null,"Book","A bunch of rejected addresses of some great personalities. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 18x11  cm.","Damaged, Fragile  bookbinding, Worm-eaten","England ",null,null,"Science",null,"1879",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","James Smith and Horace Smith ",null,"John Murray ",null,"New Edition","English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 115","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 115_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 115_0136.TIF",2019,"TIFF",136,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Euterpe or The Future of The Art",null,null,"Book","A book on Euterpe kind of art. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 17x12  cm.","Damaged, Fragile  bookbinding, Worm-eaten","England ",null,null,"Art|Architecture",null,"1st half of the 19th century",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Leonel R. Maccolvin",null,"Kegan Paul, Trench, Turbn r & Co. Ltd., London ",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 116","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 116_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 116_0104.TIF",2019,"TIFF",104,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Darmas ",null,null,"Book","An analysis of Indian drama literature is given in this book. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 16x10  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India",null,null,"Literature|Theatre",null,"1898",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","H. H. Wilson ",null,"H. C. Das Elysium Press, Calcutta",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 117","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 117_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 117_0128.TIF",2019,"TIFF",128,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Pygmalion ",null,null,"Book","Pygmalion is a play by George Bernard Shaw",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 20x13  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","England ",null,null,"Literature",null,"1939",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,"Constable and Company Ltd., London ",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 118","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 118_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 118_0114.TIF",2019,"TIFF",114,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Ruskin Unto This Last ",null,null,"Book","Book about Ruskins 'Unto This Last'.",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 17x12  cm."," Fragile  bookbinding, Worm-eaten","England ",null,null,"Literature",null," 1st half of the 20th century",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","J. Drummond C. Monfries &  G.E. Hollingworth ",null,"University Tutorial Press Ltd., London ",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 119","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 119_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 119_0130.TIF",2019,"TIFF",130,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"The Dance of Civa ",null,null,"Book","A mythological book on Shiva. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 16x11  cm."," Fragile  bookbinding, Worm-eaten","India; England ",null,"Hinduism","Science|Theology",null," 1st half of the 20th century",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Collum ",null,"Kegan Paul, Trench, Turbn r & Co. Ltd., London ",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 120","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 120_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 120_0124.TIF",2019,"TIFF",124,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Science Liberty & Peace ",null,null,"Book","In this book, the author discusses the coexistence and connection of these three genres - Science, Liberty, and Peace.",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 19x13  cm."," Fragile  bookbinding, Worm-eaten","England ",null,null,"Science|Social Welfare",null,"1947",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Aldous Huxley ",null,"Chatto & Windus,  London ",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 121","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 121_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 121_0072.TIF",2019,"TIFF",72,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"History of France ",null,null,"Book","A book about History of France. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 14x9  cm.","Damaged, Fragile  bookbinding, Worm-eaten","France ",null,null,"History",null,"1878",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Charlotte M. Yonge",null,"Macmillan & Co., London ",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 122","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 122_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 122_0132.TIF",2019,"TIFF",132,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"History of Europe  ",null,null,"Book","A book about History of Europe. Upto re unification of Germany and Italy. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 15x10  cm.","Damaged, Fragile  bookbinding, Worm-eaten","Germany; Italy",null,null,"History",null,"1881",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Edward A. Freeman",null,"Macmillan & Co., London ",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 123","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 123_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 123_0162.TIF",2019,"TIFF",162,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Saint John: A Chronicle Play ",null,null,"Book","Saint Joan is a play by George Bernard Shaw. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 20x14  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","England ",null,null,"Literature|Theatre",null,"1938",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Bernard Shaw",null,"Constable and Company Ltd., London ",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 124","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 124_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 124_0176.TIF",2019,"TIFF",176,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Political English Reader ( no. 2)",null,null,"Book","A book on The Bible and it's stories. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 18x12  cm.","Damaged, Fragile  bookbinding, Worm-eaten","India",null,null,"Poetry|Politics|Languages and Grammar",null,"1855",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,"Calcutta School Book Society, Calcutta",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 125","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 125_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 125_0130.TIF",2019,"TIFF",130,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Julius Caesar",null,null,"Book","Julius Caesar is a play by George William Shakespeare. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 18x12  cm.","Fragile  bookbinding, Worm-eaten","England ",null,null,"Literature|Theatre",null,"1924",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null," William Shakespeare","University Press, Cambridge","A.W. Verity ",null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 126","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 126_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 126_0254.TIF",2019,"TIFF",254,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"The Golden Treasury",null,null,"Book","A classical English song/ poem book. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 17x11  cm.","Fragile  bookbinding, Worm-eaten","England ",null,null,"Poetry|Music",null,"1887",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Francis Turner Palgrave ",null,"Macmillan & Co. Ltd., London ",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 127","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 127_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 127_0372.TIF",2019,"TIFF",372,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Poems of Pleasure",null,null,"Book","A english poem book.",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 17x12  cm.","Fragile  bookbinding, Worm-eaten","England ",null,null,"Poetry",null,"1912",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Ella Wheeler Wilcox",null,"Gay and Handcock Ltd., London",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 128","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 128_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 128_0200.TIF",2019,"TIFF",200,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"The Heroes ",null,null,"Book","A story book for the childrens.",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 14x12  cm.","Fragile  bookbinding, Worm-eaten","England ",null,null,"Literature",null,"1st half of the 19th century",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Mary Macgregor",null,"T.C. & E.C. Jack, London",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 129","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 129_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 129_0142.TIF",2019,"TIFF",142,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"A Sportsman's Sketches ( vol.1) ",null,null,"Book","A Sportsman's Sketches is a collection  of of short stories by Ivan Trugenev. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 16x11  cm.","Fragile  bookbinding, Worm-eaten","Russia, England ",null,null,"Literature",null,"1924",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null," Ivan Trugenev","William Heinemann",null,"Vol. 1","English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 130","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 130_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 130_0306.TIF",2019,"TIFF",306,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"A Sportsman's Sketches ( vol.2) ",null,null,"Book","A Sportsman's Sketches is a collection  of of short stories by Ivan Trugenev. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 16x11  cm.","Fragile  bookbinding, Worm-eaten","Russia, England ",null,null,"Literature",null,"1924",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null," Ivan Trugenev","William Heinemann",null,"Vol. 2","English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 131","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 131_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 131_0298.TIF",2019,"TIFF",298,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Back to Methuselah",null,null,"Book","A collection of five plays, written by George Bernard Shaw.",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 15x10  cm.","Fragile  bookbinding, Worm-eaten","England ",null,null,"Literature",null,"1945",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Bernard Shaw",null,"Oxford University Press, London",null,"Revised Edition","English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 132","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 132_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 132_0392.TIF",2019,"TIFF",392,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Shelley Adonais",null,null,"Book","It is an an Elegy on the Death of John Keats, written by Percy Bysshe Shelley. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 19x13  cm.","Fragile  bookbinding, Worm-eaten","England ",null,null,"Literature|Poetry",null,"1920",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","W.M. Rossetti","Shelley ","Oxford University Press, London",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 133","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 133_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 133_0186.TIF",2019,"TIFF",186,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Man and Superman ",null,null,"Book","Man and Superman is a drama written by George Bernard Shaw.",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 18x11  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","England ",null,null,"Literature|Theatre",null,"1946",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Bernard Shaw",null,"Penguin Books ",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 134","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 134_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 134_0292.TIF",2019,"TIFF",292,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Inspired Talks ",null,null,"Book","It is a book on Vedanta Philosophy by Swami Vivekananda.",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 18x13  cm."," Worm-eaten","India",null,null,"Philosophy",null,"1921",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Swami Vivekananda",null,"The Ramkrishna Math, Madras",null," 3rd Edition ","English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 135","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 135_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 135_0244.TIF",2019,"TIFF",244,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"The Cautious Amorist ",null,null,"Book","The Cautious Amorist  is a novel by Norman Lindsay. The Cautious Amorist was banned in Australia from May 1933 to October 1953, with the authorities citing both indecency and blasphemy.",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 19x12  cm.","Partly Damaged. "," England",null,null,"Literature",null,"1938",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Norman Lindsay",null,"T.Werner Laurie Ltd., London",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 136","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 136_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 136_0256.TIF",2019,"TIFF",256,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Object Lessons For Infants",null,null,"Book","An educational book for school students. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 18x12  cm.","Fragile  bookbinding, Worm-eaten"," England",null,null,"Education",null,"1903",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Vincent T. Murche",null,"Macmillan and Co. Ltd., London ",null,"Vol. 1 ","English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 137","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 137_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 137_0202.TIF",2019,"TIFF",202,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"The Book of Beneficent Grief",null,null,"Book","A poem book. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 18x12  cm.","Fragile  bookbinding, Worm-eaten","India",null,null,"Poetry",null,"2nd half of the 19th century",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Serapia Devi ",null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 138","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 138_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 138_0100.TIF",2019,"TIFF",100,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Stories In Verse",null,null,"Book","An educational book for school students. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 18x13  cm.","Partly Damaged. "," England",null,null,"Education",null,"1918",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Webb and Aldis",null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 139","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 139_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 139_0160.TIF",2019,"TIFF",160,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Chaucer ",null,null,"Book","The Canterbury Tales is a collection of 24 stories,  by Geoffrey Chaucer.",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 17x11  cm.","Damaged, Fragile  bookbinding, Worm-eaten"," England",null,null,"Epic poetry|Poetry",null,"1880",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","J. M. D. Meikeljohn"," Geoffrey Chaucer","W. & R. Chambers, London and Edinburgh",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 140","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 140_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 140_0084.TIF",2019,"TIFF",84,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"The Adventures of The Young Soldier in Search of The Better World",null,null,"Book","An english novel book. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 20x14  cm.","Partly Damaged. "," England",null,null,"Literature",null,"1942",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","C.E.M. Joad",null,"Faber and Faber Limited, London",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 141","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 141_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 141_0132.TIF",2019,"TIFF",132,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Ram-Sita",null,null,"Book","It is an English metrical verson of The Ramayana. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 18x12  cm.","Damaged, Fragile  bookbinding, Worm-eaten","India",null,"Hinduism","Literature|Epic poetry|Poetry",null,"1927",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","A. Christina Albers",null,"The Book Company Limited, Calcutta",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 142","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 142_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 142_0160.TIF",2019,"TIFF",160,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"The Farmer and His Family ",null,null,"Book","A story book for the childrens.",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 17x10  cm.","Damaged, Fragile  bookbinding, Worm-eaten"," England",null,null,"Literature",null,"2nd half of the 19th century",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,"Dean & Son Publishers, London ",null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 143","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 143_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 143_0070.TIF",2019,"TIFF",70,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Roman History ",null,null,"Book","A book on Roman History. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 14x9  cm.","Damaged, Fragile  bookbinding, Worm-eaten"," England",null,null,"History",null,"1st half of the 19th century",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 144","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 144_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 144_0056.TIF",2019,"TIFF",56,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"The Mother of India",null,null,"Book","A book on Queen Victoria. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 17x10  cm.","Damaged, Fragile  bookbinding, Worm-eaten","India; England ",null,null,"Biography",null,"1891",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Bhagabati Charan Sen Gupta",null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 145","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 145_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 145_0040.TIF",2019,"TIFF",40,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"The Coronation Song ",null,null,"Book","This book was written on the occasion of the Coronation of the king  of Great  Britain.",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 18x12  cm.","Partly Damaged. ","India; England ",null,null,"Colonialism|History",null,"1st half of the 19th century",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Priya Nath Banerji",null,null,null,null,"Bengali|English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 146","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 146_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 146_0020.TIF",2019,"TIFF",20,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"First Book on Reading",null,null,"Book","A book on primary english education.",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 16x11  cm.","Damaged, Fragile  bookbinding, Worm-eaten","India",null,null,"Education",null,"1875",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 147","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 147_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 147_0064.TIF",2019,"TIFF",64,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"The Vedanta Philosophy ",null,null,"Book","A book on Vedanta Philosophy. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 18x12  cm.","Damaged, Fragile  bookbinding, Worm-eaten","India",null,"Hinduism","Philosophy",null,"1899",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Jyotirmay Mazumdar",null,"Chandrodoy Press, Srerampore",null,"First Edition ","English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 148","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 148_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 148_0096.TIF",2019,"TIFF",96,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Swami Vivekananda On Hinduism. ",null,null,"Book","Book on Swami Vivekanand's thought on Hinduism. ",null,"1 Book ","The original volume with length of 20x12  cm.","Partly Damaged, Fragile  bookbinding, Worm-eaten","India",null,"Hinduism","Philosophy",null,"1895",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","J. Murdoch ",null,"The Christian Literature Society, Madras",null,"First Edition ","English","Latin","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 149","EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 149_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BOOK 149_0104.TIF",2019,"TIFF",104,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Bigyapan ","বিজ্ঞাপন ","baIjaāpana","Pamphlet","Kamalaranjan Roy was a member of the royal family of Kashimabazar. This text is the epitome of his literary practice.",null,"1 Pamphlet","The original volume with length of 30x23  cm.","Damaged, Worm-eaten","India",null,null,"Literature",null,"1st half of the 20th century",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Kamalaranjan Roy ",null,null,null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_ADVERTISEMENT","EAP1104_ROY_ADVERTISEMENT_001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_ADVERTISEMENT_002.TIF",2019,"TIFF",2,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Chirakumar Sabha ","চিরকুমার সভা ","caIrakaūmaāra sabhaā","Booklet","On the occasion of the marriage of Kamalaranjan Roy, the famous star theater group of Calcutta staged a play in Cossimbazar Rajbari. The play is written in this short book.",null,"1 Booklet ","The original volume with length of 22x14  cm.","Partly Damaged","India",null,null,"Theatre",null,"5 Dec 1925","Bengali","21 Agrahayan, 1332  Bangabda","Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_BACHELOR PARTY","EAP1104_ROY_BACHELOR PARTY_001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_BACHELOR PARTY_010.TIF",2019,"TIFF",10,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Mangalik ","মাঙ্গলিক ","maāgalaIka","Pamphlet","Poetry or songs were written to bless the husband and wife in the Bengali marriage of the old days. These were called 'Mangalik'. It is also a Mangalik which was printed on the occasion of  the marriage of Kamalaranjan Roy.",null,"1 Pamphlet","The original volume with length of 30x23  cm.","Damaged, Worm-eaten","India",null,null,"Literature|Poetry|Marriage|Customs and traditions|Rites and ceremonies",null,"23 Nov, 1925","Bengali","9 Agrahayan, 1332  Bangabda","Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Narendra Kishor ",null,"Queen press, Cossimbazar",null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_MANGALIK","EAP1104_ROY_MANGALIK_001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_MANGALIK_002.TIF",2019,"TIFF",2,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Subha Bibaha ","শুভবিবাহ ","saubhabaIbaāha","Document","An invitation card of marriage of Kamalaranjan Roy.",null,"1 Document ","The original volume with length of 12x18  cm.","Damaged, Fragile , Worm-eaten","India",null,null,"Marriage","Invitation card ","15 Nov 1925","Bengali","1 Agrahayan, 1332 Bangabda","Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_MARRIAGE INVITATION","EAP1104_ROY_MARRIAGE INVITATION_001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_MARRIAGE INVITATION_006.TIF",2019,"TIFF",6,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Chunta Prakas ","চুন্টা প্রকাশ","caInataā paraphakaāsa","Newspaper","It is a newspaper named Chunta Prakash. ",null,"1 Newspaper ","The original volume with length of 38x26  cm.","Damaged, Fragile , Worm-eaten","India",null,null,"Publishing","Newspaper ","Jun 1943",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,"Abinash Chandra Bhattacharya",null,null,"17th year, 2nd vol. ","Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_NEWS PAPER","EAP1104_ROY_NEWS PAPER_001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_NEWS PAPER_010.TIF",2019,"TIFF",10,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Note Book (1) ",null,null,"Document","Hand written Notebook on Bengali food.",null,"1 Note Book","The original volume with length of 20x17  cm.","Damaged, Fragile , Worm-eaten","India",null,null,"Health and Medicine","Note Book","8 Oct 1851","Bengali","23 Aswin 1258 Bangabda","Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_NOTE BOOK 1","EAP1104_ROY_NOTE BOOK 1_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_NOTE BOOK 1_0142.TIF",2019,"TIFF",142,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Saradia Puja Niyam Padhati (Hasta Likhito)","শারদীয়া পূজা নিয়ম পদ্ধতী ( হস্ত লিখিত) ","śaāradaīẏaā paūjaā padadhataī  (hasata laIkhaIta)","Document","This hand written  notebook contains various customs of Durga Puja of Cossimbazar Rajbari.",null,"1 Note Book","The original volume with length of 28x19  cm.","Damaged, Fragile , Worm-eaten","India",null,"Hinduism","Rites and ceremonies|Customs and traditions","Puja ","1944",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_NOTE BOOK 2","EAP1104_ROY_NOTE BOOK 2_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_NOTE BOOK 2_0086.TIF",2019,"TIFF",86,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Photo Album (1)",null,null,"Photograph","A photo album of the Cossimbazar Rajbari. ",null,"1 Photo Album","The original volume with length of 28x37  cm.","Damaged, Fragile , Worm-eaten","India",null,null,"Art|Indigenous populations|Colonialism|Customs and traditions|History|Monuments and Memorials","Photographs; Photo Album ","1897",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"Not applicable","Not applicable","Not Applicable","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_PHOTO ALBUM 1","EAP1104_ROY_PHOTO ALBUM 1_0001.tif - EAP1104_ROY_PHOTO ALBUM 1_0174.tif",2019,"TIFF",174,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Photo Album (2)",null,null,"Photograph","A photo album of the Cossimbazar Rajbari. ",null,"1 Photo Album","The original volume with length of 40x28  cm.","Damaged, Fragile , Worm-eaten","India",null,null,"Art|Indigenous populations|Colonialism|Customs and traditions|History|Monuments and Memorials","Photographs; Photo Album ","2snd half of the 19th century",null,null,"Arranged  by the custodian.","Do",null,null,null,null,null,"Not applicable","Not applicable","Not Applicable","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_PHOTO ALBUM 2","EAP1104_ROY_PHOTO ALBUM 2_0001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_PHOTO ALBUM 2_0046.TIF",2019,"TIFF",46,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Mangalik ","মাঙ্গলিক ","maāgalaIka","Pamphlet","Poetry or songs were written to bless the husband and wife in the Bengali marriage of the old days. These were called 'Mangalik'. It is also a Mangalik which was printed on the occasion of  the marriage of Kamalaranjan Roy.",null,"1 Pamphlet","The original volume with length of 30x23  cm.","Damaged, Fragile , Worm-eaten","India",null,null,"Literature|Poetry|Marriage|Customs and traditions|Rites and ceremonies",null,"23 Nov, 1925","Bengali","9 Agrahayan, 1332  Bangabda","Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","\nEstate Employees",null,"Queen Press, Cossimbazar ",null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_WISH LETTER 1","EAP1104_ROY_WISH LETTER 1_001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_WISH LETTER 1_002.TIF",2019,"TIFF",2,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Mangalik ","মাঙ্গলিক ","maāgalaIka","Pamphlet","Poetry or songs were written to bless the husband and wife in the Bengali marriage of the old days. These were called 'Mangalik'. It is also a Mangalik which was printed on the occasion of  the marriage of Kamalaranjan Roy.",null,"1 Pamphlet","The original volume with length of 35x35  cm.","Damaged, Fragile , Worm-eaten","India",null,null,"Literature|Poetry|Marriage|Customs and traditions|Rites and ceremonies",null,"23 Nov, 1925","Bengali","9 Agrahayan, 1332  Bangabda","Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Brother of Kamalaranjan Roy ",null,"Queen Press, Cossimbazar ",null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_WISH LETTER 2","EAP1104_ROY_WISH LETTER 2_001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_WISH LETTER 2_002.TIF",2019,"TIFF",2,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Mangalik ","মাঙ্গলিক ","maāgalaIka","Pamphlet","Poetry or songs were written to bless the husband and wife in the Bengali marriage of the old days. These were called 'Mangalik'. It is also a Mangalik which was printed on the occasion of  the marriage of Kamalaranjan Roy.",null,"1 Pamphlet","The original volume with length of 35x35  cm.","Damaged, Fragile , Worm-eaten","India",null,null,"Literature|Poetry|Marriage|Customs and traditions|Rites and ceremonies",null,"23 Nov, 1925","Bengali","9 Agrahayan, 1332  Bangabda","Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Purnima",null,"Queen Press, Cossimbazar ",null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_WISH LETTER 3","EAP1104_ROY_WISH LETTER 3_001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_WISH LETTER 3_002.TIF",2019,"TIFF",2,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Mangalik ","মাঙ্গলিক ","maāgalaIka","Pamphlet","Poetry or songs were written to bless the husband and wife in the Bengali marriage of the old days. These were called 'Mangalik'. It is also a Mangalik which was printed on the occasion of  the marriage of Kamalaranjan Roy.",null,"1 Pamphlet","The original volume with length of 35x35  cm.","Damaged, Fragile , Worm-eaten","India",null,null,"Literature|Poetry|Marriage|Customs and traditions|Rites and ceremonies",null,"23 Nov, 1925","Bengali","9 Agrahayan, 1332  Bangabda","Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","Jogendranath Mukhopadhyaya ",null,"Queen Press, Cossimbazar ",null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_WISH LETTER 4","EAP1104_ROY_WISH LETTER 4_001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_WISH LETTER 4_002.TIF",2019,"TIFF",2,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]
["File",null,"Mangalik ","মাঙ্গলিক ","maāgalaIka","Pamphlet","Poetry or songs were written to bless the husband and wife in the Bengali marriage of the old days. These were called 'Mangalik'. It is also a Mangalik which was printed on the occasion of  the marriage of Kamalaranjan Roy.",null,"1 Pamphlet","The original volume with length of 35x35  cm.","Damaged, Fragile , Worm-eaten","India",null,null,"Literature|Poetry|Marriage|Customs and traditions|Rites and ceremonies",null,"23 Nov, 1925","Bengali","9 Agrahayan, 1332  Bangabda","Arranged  by the custodian.","Do","A professor of Jubili Math ",null,"Bandhab Press, Baharampur ",null,null,"Bengali","Bengali (Bangla)","Left-to-Right","Unrestricted",null,null,"No",null,null,null,null,"No",null,"EAP1104_ROY_WISH LETTER 5","EAP1104_ROY_WISH LETTER 5_001.TIF - EAP1104_ROY_WISH LETTER 5_002.TIF",2019,"TIFF",2,"(1) Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (2) Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol (3) Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata"]

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["Describing the relationship between archives/manuscripts with people and places"]
["Institution Name\n(Include the institution where the material is housed, the institution that created the material etc.)","Family Name\n(Name by which a family or other social group is known, the surname of an individual.  To be used when describing either a family or an individual)","First Name\n(The first or given name of an individual)","Additions/Qualifiers \n(Other names or titles associated with an individual, family or institution. This can include religious titles, official titles, aristocratic titles and pseudonyms)","Gender\n(Male or Female)","Date(s) \n(The date range a person or institution existed.  For example: 1910-1999; b 1955; d 1617)","History / Biographical Information\n(Descriptive statement of the biographical or administrative history of the individual, family or institution) ","Relationship to material being copied\n(The role of the individual,family or institution. For example: creator, publisher author, owner)","Places\n(The place names of locations where the individual, family or institution is located/live or have lived).","Sources\n(Where did you get the information about the person / family / institution described?)"]
["Private Collection of Motilal Family, Bowbazar ","Motilal","Arkaprabha",null,"M","1779- up to date  ","    The Motilal family of Bowbazar was founded by Biswanath Motilal, a renowned salt merchant of Kolkata. He was born in 1779 and rose to prominence from an ordinary position. Biswanath Motilal originally hailed from the village of Joynagar, Majilpur. He belonged to the Rarhi- Brahmin caste and grew up under the tutelage of his maternal uncle, renowned businessman, Durga Charan Pithuri. Durga Charan was highly impressed by his business initiatives and willed him almost half of his properties. He had entered the salt trade in partnership with Rammohan Mallick of Barabazar. But Biswanath was unsuccessful in business. Then he joined in the service of the East India Company as a clerk in Company’s salt depot at Shalkia on a monthly salary of Rs. 8/- only. Later he was promoted to the rank of Dewan of salt by the East India Company. He received the title of Babu by Queen Victoria and gradually came to be known as Babu Biswanath Motilal.\n   Biswanath had own business too which made him a leading merchant of his time. However, he suffered a huge loss during the financial crisis of early 1830s following the fall of the older agency houses like Messrs Palmer & Co., Messrs Alexander & Co., Messrs Mackintosh & Co., Messrs Fergusson & Co. and Cruttenden Mackillop & Co. as hehad close financial ties with them. He died in 1844 leaving behind property worth 15 lakhs of rupees for his three sons and one daughter.                                                 Biswanath Motilal was highly involved in socio-cultural activities. He was a staunch connoisseur and patron of music and theatre. He was an ardent follower of musical trends, especially that of Indian classical music and Bengali folk music. He, once, famously hosted the eminent folk music artist of that time, Gopal Ure. Later, he contributed to the rise and prominence of Gopal Ure among the contemporaneous elite Bengali audience to a certain degree. Biswanath Motilal also generously spent money for the spread of education in Bengal.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               Now the family has been divided into so many fractions and settled in different parts of Kolkata. The EAP research visited the original house of the Motilal family situated at Bowbazar in North Kolkata and met the elder members of the family. ","The material copied related to Babu Biswanath Motilal and his successors. Arkaprabha Motilal is descendant of Biswanath Motilal.","Bowbazar, Kolkata","Sources:-(1) Bowbazarer Molilal Bansha(1935)- by Satish Chandra Motilal  (2) Survey conducted under  EAP906"]
["Private Collection of Deb Family, Sobhabazar ","Deb","Alok Krishna",null,"M","1733 - up to date  ","Raja Nabakrishna Deb, the founder of the Shobhabazar family, was closely associated with the administration of Clive and Verelst. His father Ramcharan Deb used to work as an official under the then Bengal ruler, Murshidkuli Khan. He was appointed as a collector and a salt agent of the areas of Hijli, Tamluk, Mahishadal and other parts of Bengal. Later on, he became the Dewan of Cuttack. After his death, his wife moved to Arpuli from Karnasubarnapur, Murshidabad, and then settled down at Sutanuti Shobhabazar. Nabakrishna Deb, the youngest son of Ramcharan was well read in Arabic and Persian and later on he mastered in English, the official language of communication during the colonial period. He started his career as a Persian teacher to Werren Hastings as early as 1750 when Hastings first landed in Calcutta. By 1756 he became the Persian clerk or Munshi to the Company. During the crucial days of 1756-57, he rendered useful service to the East India Company as interpreter. Gradually, Nabakrishna established well found rapport with the Company officials like Hastings, Clive and others. After the Battle of Plassey in 1757, he quietly rose to prominence and got a share in the ‘loot of Plassey’. In 1767 he was appointed Political Banyan to the Company. Clive conferred upon him the title of ‘Maharaja’ in 1766. He emerged as the most influential Indian not only during the time of Clive but also in the following years under Clive’s successor Verelst. By utilising his growing influence, Nabakrishna acquired huge property in Calcutta. Revenue records revealed Nabakrishna in the role of operator in salt business as well as in tax collection of the rich Bengal District of Burdwan. His success as a fortune maker was a phenomenon of the changing times.\nRaja Nabakrishna Deb adopted his elder brother, Ramsundar’s son, Gopimohan Deb in 1770. At that time, he had no issues of his own. But in 1782, his wife gave birth to a son, Rajakrishna Deb. Both Gopimohan and Rajkrishna were influential people among the ‘babus’ of 19th C Bengal. They were well read, patrons of different art forms and specially known for their philanthropic activities. Gopimohan Deb’s son Radhakanta Deb was a renowned educationist and social activist. He was the editor of Sanskrit encyclopaedia, Shabdakalpadroom in eight volumes, the first of which appeared in 1822 and the last in 1856. He was the first Knight Commander of the most exalted order from India. This family is also renowned for hosting dance musical performances during the Durga Puja festival.\nNowadays the family members are branched out in several professions. But till today, a larger share of their income comes from the estates scattered in Calcutta and its suburbs. The continued tradition of estate management is still visible among the present generation.The EAP research team visited the Sobhabazar Rajbari several times and meet the family members and identified some important documents under the custody of Mr. Alok Krishna Deb, the senior most member of the Deb family.","The material copied related to  Deb family of Sobhabazar or  Sobhabazar Raj  and the  successors of Raja Nabakrishana Deb . Alok Krishna Deb is descendant of  Raja Nabakrishna Deb.","Sobhabazar, Kolkata","Sources:-  (1) Survey conducted under  EAP906"]
["Private Collection of Dutta Family,Hatkhola ","Dutta ","Astik ",null,"M","17th century - up to date  ","The founder of the Dutta family of Hatkhola is often traced back to Purushottam Dutta. He was originally from Bally. Later he moved to Andul. Purushottam Dutta had three sons, Ramsharan, Gobindasharan and Harisharan. Ramsharan stayed back in Andul. Gobindasharan moved to Garh Gobindapur and Harisharan chose Muragacha in Bengal for settling down. Ramchandra Dutta (the grandson of Gobindasharan), left Garh Gobindapur to settle down in Chitpore in north Calcutta in the late 17th century. Ramsharan Dutta was the mutsuddi of the import-export department of the East India Company.Ramchandra Dutta started working with the East India Company. He was a mutsuddi (middleman) and a zamindar as well. His grandson Jagatram Dutta moved to Hatkhola, the main trading centre of Calcutta at that time and permanently settled down there. Jagatram Dutta became the Dewan of the East India Company posted at the import-export department of the Patna warehouse. He built the gigantic heritage building at Hatkhola, one of the oldest palaces of old Kolkata.\nAlthough they worked with the Company at large but they never lost their identity. Rather they were able to carve out their own independent niche among the British circle. Other notable people from this family included Durgaram Dutta and Madanmohan Dutta. Under Mir Zaffar a committee was constituted of 13 commissioners to decide the fate of the wealth taken off by Siraj ud-Daulah during his invasion of Calcutta in 1756. Durgaram Dutta was one of them. Madanmohan Dutta was the Dewan of Lord Fergusson. He was a Baniyan (a middleman) and as well as an independent businessman.","The material copied related to  Purushottam Dutta and his successors.Astik Dutta is descendant of  Purushottam Dutta.","Hatkhola, Kolkata","Sources:-  (1) Survey conducted under  EAP906"]
["Private Collection of Ghosh Family, Pathuriaghata   ","Ghosh ","Jayanta Nath",null,"M","18th century - up to date  ","Ramlochan Ghosh was the fortune maker of the Ghosh family of Pathuriaghata, Kolkata. He emerged as a very successful businessman in the second half of the 18th century. Subsequently he became the Sirkar of Lady Hastings and also a favourite of Warren Hastings, and generally called as his Dewan. He amassed huge wealth through his active participation in East India Company’s official and private trade. He was appointed as the supervisor of the storehouse of the Company's exportable goods. He employed Kanto Chandra Nandy in the office of confidential secretary. Ramlochan Ghosh and his elder brother, Ramprasad at that time were very influential bankers. Ramlochan was very influential among the members of the Board of Directors at that time. He used to possess the official stamp of the Company. Ramlochan had five sons Jagatnarayan, Shivnarayan, Devnarayan Mahendra and Anandanarayan. All of them turned into very influential zamindars in Calcutta. Ramlochan's eldest son, Shivnarayan and his family moved to 1, Jorabagan street in north Kolkata. He had three sons, Kaliprasanna, Guruprasanna and Durgaprasanna. Guruprasanna is famous for his mammoth donation to the University of Calcutta. Ramlochan's middle son, Devnarayan's son Khelat Chandra Ghosh moved to 47, Pathuriaghata Street. Khelat Ghosh was a very successful business entrepreneur who traded with the Company on a large scale and became very much influential within the Company circle. Later on, he was awarded with the post of Honorary Magistrate and Justice of Peace of Calcutta. Anandanarayan had three sons, Girindra Chandra, Nagendra Chandra and Munindra Chandra. They along with Ramlochan's elder brother, Ramprasad's family continued to reside in 46, Pathuriaghata Street's palatial house. The members of the Ghosh family of Pathuriaghata were famous for their love and patronage for music. It was in the hall of the Ghosh family of Pathuriaghata that the All Bengal Music Conference was founded in 1937. We have explored seven handwritten Pattas (deed of land ownership) written in old Bengali scripts; the earliest one belonged to 1727and others were created between 1753 and 1799.We also indentified a descriptive printed family tree in two parts at their house.","The material copied related to  Ramlochan Ghosh and his successors. Jayanta Nath Ghosh is descendant of  Ramlochan Ghosh.","Pathuriaghata, Kolkata","Sources:-  (1) Survey conducted under  EAP906"]
["Private Collection of Butto Kristo Paul's  Family, Sobhabazar ","Paul","Anup",null,"M","1859 - up to date  ","Butto Kristo Paul was born in 1835 near Shibpur in Howrah, Bengal. His father, Lakshminarayan Pal was a petty businessman but not very well off. When Batto Kristo was around 12 years of age he left Shibpur to settle down in his maternal house in Sobhabazar in north Calcutta. His maternal grandfather bought a small estate near Sobhabazar -Beniatola region in north Kolkata where eventually Butto Kristo started living in. His maternal uncle, Ramkumar had a small spice shop in Natunbazar in north Kolkata where Butto Kristo first started working in. But he always dreamt of carrying out his own independent business ventures from a very young age. This prompted him to leave the spice shop behind and start an opium selling shop when he was just 16 years old in the Chitpore region of north Kolkata. It was a flourishing business by then. However, Butto Kristo always felt guilty about selling opium and he abruptly called off the opium shop in Chitpore and went to Baidyabati in Hoogly. He started a jute shop there with a very small amount of capital. However, he was not satisfied with his Jute business and opened up a small spice shop in Sobhabazar Street in north Kolkata. Again, he withdrew from this venture and started a medicine shop in 120/121 Sobhabazar Street with the help of Madhab Chandra Daw. He was very aware of the pulse of the people who were by then shifting from traditional medicinal practices like ayurvedic medicines to western allopathic medications introduced by the British. There was a rising demand for allopathic medicines in the market. He started contacting agents in Kolkata who were attached with foreign medicine companies and started bringing medicines from London. These medicines were sold from his shop which was named as “Butto Kristo Paul and Company\". He used to sell these medicines at lower rates than his fellow foreign medicine shops in Kolkata and thus he attracted the buyers. Apart from importing and selling allopathic medicines he also started popularizing the allopathic medication among the native population of Kolkata.\nButto Kristo Paul bought a three-storied building on 7, Bonfield Lane and opened up a new medicine shop there. Later he purchased land and built up a house on 12, Bonfield lane. They opened up a store-house on 16/17 Chinabazar street in Kolkata. They built another huge house on 30, Sobhabazar Street in 1904. They opened up a dispensary in this house too. In 1909, they bought a mansion on 13, Bonfield Lane. They opened up a research laboratory in 18, Shashibhushan Sur Lane in 1912. They opened up around 16 departments in medicinal instruments, medicine making, dentistry, eye treatment, homeopathy, ayurveda, patent medicine, photography, etc. There was also a separate veterinary department for the treatment of the animals. He engaged his elder son, Bhootnath Paul, to his flourishing business. It was Bhootnath who made the Butto Kristo Paul and Company a household name in Bengal through the use of advertisements in the leading newspapers, magazines and even in the traditional almanacs. His sons, Harishankar and Harimohan were also engaged in the family business. Harishankar went to England to have a firsthand experience on the operation of the medicine business there. In 1930, he was awarded the title of Knighthood. Harishankar was not only a renowned businessman but also an enthusiastic social worker. In 1936, he became the mayor of Calcutta Municipal Corporations. He also founded the Bengal Chemists and Druggists Association. The medicine business of Butto Kristo Paul and Company acquired so much reputation that that the Indian Medical Record stated in 1909 in that ‘Calcutta can at least boast of one pharmacy organized and financed solely by Indian brain and Capital/which/only through unstinted honesty of purpose and dogged perseverance of its founder proprietor, has fully won the confidence and esteem of even in the Western world.’","The material copied related to Butto Kristo Paul's  Family of Sobhabazar  and the successors of Butto Kristo Paul . Anup Paul is descendant of  Butto Kristo Paul .","Sobhabazar, Kolkata","Sources:-  (1) Survey conducted under  EAP906"]
["Private Collection of Seal  Family, Colutola","Mullick ","Indraprasad",null,"M","1792 - up to date  ","Motilal Seal (1792- 1854) was born in a Bengali Hindu family in Kolkata around 1792. He belonged to the Subornabanik caste. His father, Chaitanya Charan Seal was the owner of a small clothing and garments shop near Chinabazar, Kolkata. His life took a turn when he married Nagri Dassee, daughter of Mohan Chand Dey of Surtir Bagan, in 1809. He started working at Fort William around 1815, the then bastion of British supremacy. While working at Fort William, he was engaged in supply of essential commodities to the British army. Later, he also worked as an inspector of Indian Customs at Balikhal. He started out his business venture as a bottle and cork dealer. He traded in cowhides, was the founder and promoter of the first indigo mart which was established under the name of M/s Moore, Hickey & Co. He used to export indigo, silk, sugar, saltpetre and rice to the European countries. He used to import cotton-piece goods and iron from Europe. He was appointed as Banian of around twenty first class agency houses of Kolkata. He used to earn huge profits from these ventures and invested these profits again in his other business ventures. He never invested his money in the Company papers or securities. He bought around 12-13 merchant ships.He also invested his money in buying big zamindaries near Kolaghat, Bagnan, Mahishadal, Jessore and other parts of Bengal. He also became a real estate speculator and a successful merchant in partnership with Fergusson Brothers & Co., Oswald Seal& Co. and Tulloh & Co. and in these firms he was said to have lost some thirty lakh of rupees. He got up a number of cargo boats which were then a new speculation in the market. He was the first to use steamships for internal trade in Kolkata. He prospered profusely in competition with Europeans. He made a vast fortune in money-dealing, bill discounting and other banking business. There was rarely a speculation into which he did not participate, and for which he did not supply a portion of funds. From dealings in internal changes to contracts for station-building, for the erection of new bazaars to revival of transit companies, he was a quiet shareholder. He was one of the founders of Assam Company Ltd. Under his influence, the then Oriental Life Insurance Company (later known as New Oriental Insurance Company in 1834) founded by the Europeans, being the first life insurance company on Indian soil, accepted to underwrite Indian lives. He was among the founders of Bank of India. He was on the board of Agricultural and Horticultural Society of India. He was known as the Rothschild of Calcutta. He was also a renowned philanthropist. He founded an alms house at Belgharia in 1841 and a bathing ghat on the bank of the Hooghly River known as Motilal Ghat which to this day still exists. He is best remembered for his donation of an extensive tract of land on which the Calcutta Medical College was built. In 1842, he founded the Mutty Lall Seal’s Free College (later renamed as Mutty Lall Seal’s Free School and College) was to provide education to the Hindus to enable them to occupy posts of trust and emolument in their own country. The college had established huge public reputation and competed successfully with the Government and Missionary Colleges in the University exams. The college is now situated near Chittaranjan Avenue where it still exists. He extended financial support and co-operation for the establishment of Hindu Charitable Institution and Hindu Metropolitan College and some other institutions. Although, Motilal Seal himself was a conservative Hindu he was in favour of Raja Rammohun Roy’s efforts of banning sati, supported the cause of women’s education as well as the issue of widow remarriage. He made a public offer for a dowry of 1000 rupees to the person who could break the ancient taboos of caste and marry a widow. One of the busy streets in Kolkata’s business district is named after him as Moti Sil Street. He had five sons and five daughters. The eldest son, Hiralal Seal was also an eminent personality. He opened an alms house in 1864. He also helped Michael Madhusudan Dutta to get his license to practice law. Motilal’s youngest son, Gopal Lal Seal had a penchant for horse collection. He had an exclusive collection of horses in his stable which was quite rare in his times. He used to spend huge amount of money on occasions of dances, ballroom parties, etc where the Governor General was a regular attendee along with his family. He was very popular with the British government as to be offered the title of ‘Maharaja’. But he refused it. After Motilal Seal, his Colootola house has become the official residence from the fifth generation. Nowadays, the main capital for the sustenance of this family is through management of landed estate and renting of the portions of this house. They are still the shareholders of one of the biggest markets in Howrah. Presently, this family has branched out into professions such as engineering, medical, teaching, etc.\nWe have found some important legal documents since 1864 to 1937, a handwritten family history of 151 pages; a detailed report on the condition of the palace of Motilal Seal conducted by an engineer in 1937 with an estimate of renovation of the building.","The material copied related to Seal  Family of Colutola  and the successors of Motilal Seal . Indraprasad Mullick is the owner of the Documents.  ","Colutoal, Kolkata","Sources:-  (1) Survey conducted under  EAP906"]
["Private Collection of Upendrakishor Ray (Chowdhury)'s Family, Kolkata","Das ","Amitananda",null,"M","1863- up to date ","The history of the Rays goes back to the mid 16th century when Ramsundar Deb decided to settle in Yasodal (in Bangladesh) as the son-in-law of a local ruler. His subsequent generations acquired the honorific title of Majumdar, which later changed to Ray which too was bestowed on them as a mark of honour. The family branched into two separate branches in the second half of the 18th century. Ramkanta Majumdar was born into the more educated of the two families. Adept in several languages and known for his musical talents, he was a man of courage and great physical strength. Kalinath Ray, Ramkanto’s grandson, was a scholar in Sanskrit, Arabic and Persian. Kamadaranjan, second of Kalinath’s five sons, was born in 1863. At the age of five, he was adopted by Harikishore, a relative who was a zamindar in Mymensingh (now in Bangladesh). Kamadaranjan was renamed as Upendrakishore and given the surname ‘Raychaudhuri’ by Harikishore. It was during the end of nineteenth century, with Upendrakishore, the family emerged in modern Bengal as a distinguished cultural entity, probably next to the formidable tribe of the Tagores. He was like that of Dawraknath Tagore, the fortune maker of the Tagore family. Both of them had genuine love for learning and literature, Brahmo Samaj background, scientific bent of mind, receptive mind to adopt new technology of the time and after all a genuine entrepreneurial spirit. Upendrakishore was not only talented but also resourceful and possessed great entrepreneurial ability. He pioneered half-tone-block-making, printing and book publishing in Bengal under the name U Ray (later U Ray and Sons) around the turn of the century. He wrote articles for the Penrose Annual journal of British printing industry, improved printing process with his own inventions, wrote books for children, illustrated, printed, published and sold them. He wrote songs still sung in the Brahmo Samaj and played the flute and the violin. His elder brother Saradaranjan pioneered the game of cricket; of the other brothers one was a professor, others writers. Kuladaranjan and Pramadaranjan Ray translated Jules Verne and Arthur Conan Doyle to the delight of children and adolescents. Upendrakishore’s son Sukumar Ray carried the legacy forward. Ray family had a passion for children’s literature, but none more than Sukumar Ray. He became the Indian counterpart of Lewis Carroll and Edward Lear. His nonsense verses are still memorised by Bengali children and delight their parents with a very high quality of imaginative verses and inventive illustration. He edited and published a children’s magazine named Sandesh (meaning both news and sweetmeat) which became enormously popular and was revived later by his son, Satyajit Ray. Sukumar Ray died in 1923, when his son, Satyajit was barely two years old. He was brought up by his mother at her brother’s house in the midst of a large extended family full of cousins, uncles and aunts. The family was very close to the Tagores. After graduating from Presidency College, Kolkata, Satyajit Ray went to Santiniketan, the university founded by Rabindranath to learn painting at Kala Bhavan under the supervision of great Bengali master painters like Nandalal Bose and Binod Bihari Mukhopadhyay. In 1942, Ray left Santiniketan and joined in a British advertising agency, D J Keymer and Co. , as a commercial artist. He did a good deal of book-jacket designing and illustration work for Signet Press, a pioneering publishing firm which set new standards in Indian book production. Among the books he illustrated was an abridged version of Bibhutibhushan Bandopadhyay’s Pather Panchali on which he produced his first feather film that changed his career as a film maker as well as the course of the history of Indian film. Ray was a versatile genius. He not only produced excellent films, but also wrote ceaselessly for the children and youth and illustrated them following the tradition of his father and grandfather. Satyajit’s son, Sandip Ray is carrying out the tradition set up by his family as a filmmaker and graphic artist, and keeps the family name intact even in the fourth generation. The members of Ray family are very much particular in keeping the family records. They have a huge collection of family photographs, drawings and letters. They have kept a handwritten family history entitled Ray Poribar (Ray Family) written in 1915.","The material copied related to Upendrakishor Ray (Chowdhury)'s Family and the successors of  Upendrakishor Ray (Chowdhury) . Amitananda Das is the owner of the Documents.  ","Kolkata","Sources:-  (1) Survey conducted under  EAP906"]
["Private Collection of Mitra Family, Shyampukur ","Mitra ","Chandan ",null,"M","1817- up to date","The founder of the Mitra family of Shyampukur was Digambar Mitra (1817 – 1879). He belonged to the Mandirabati Mitra family of Konnagar. His grandfather, Ramchandra Mitra had sons, Shib Chandra, Shambhu Chandra and Rajkrishna. Digambar Mitra was the son of Shib Chandra Mitra. He was educated at Hare School and later Hindu College and was one of the leading disciples of Henry Louis Vivian Derozio. He left the college in 1834 and moved to Murshidabad and took a teaching assignment in the Nizamat school there. Later on, he left that job and joined as the head clerk under the District Magistrate and Collector of Rajshahi. But he was not satisfied with the job. He came back to Murshidabad and joined the service of the East India Company as tashildar, amin. Towards the end of 1838 he was appointed as the mentor of the young Raja Krishnanath of Cossimbazar Rajbari. Later he was promoted to the rank of Manager of Cossimbazar Raj. He was rewarded with Rupees one lakh by the minor Raja of Cossinbazar for his excellent service to the Estate. In 1842, Raja Krishnanath moved to Calcutta and settled down there. However, the relationship between Digambar Mitra and Raja Krishnanath considerably soured over the time. In 1844 Raja Krishnanath committed suicide. Digambar Mitra left the service of Cossimbazar Rajbari and stated his career of business by investing his capital in indigo and silk manufacturing. He soon had silk factories in Ramkhollah, Rajapatty, Mirzapur and Daulatbazar in Murshibad. His silk was prepared and assorted after European method. He had his own trademark bearing his initials DM undr which it was placed for sale in market. It became a well-known mark that readily found buyers, and fetched prices next to the qualities produced by Messrs. Watson &Co., the great silk merchants of the time. In the course of his mercantile transactions, he came into close contact with the leading members of the Union Bank and started putting his money in speculation. He suffered heavy lose due to the fall of Union Bank in 1849. When the Bank failed in 1849, he was left with only Rs. 25000/-. But with this small amount of capital, he did miracle. He recovered steadily. He was engaged in stock dealing. He also started investing in land and became a zaminder. He acquired landed properties in Joynagar, Konnagar, Raichak, Baruipur and other places.\nDigambar Mitra was not only a renowned Bengali businessman of his time; he was actively involved in other spheres of life. He became the assistant secretary of the British Indian Association in 1851 and later on became the President of Indian Association. He became the sub-editor of ‘Bharat Sabha’. In 1874, he became the first Bengali Sheriff of Calcutta. Before that, he presided over various committees and commissions. He was the only Indian representative in ‘Epidemic Fever Commission’. He produced an excellent book in 1876 entitled “The Epidemic Fever in Bengal”. He was a staunch orthodox Hindu and opposed the issues of abolition of Kulin polygamy practice and widow remarriage.\nDigambar Mitra passed away in 1879. His son, Girish Chandra passed away before him. Girish Chandra had two sons, Manmathanath and Narendranath. They started a charitable dispensary after the name of Girish Chandra Mitra. It became famous for ayurvedic treatment. The eminent ayurvedic practitioners (kabiraj) in Kolkata used to supervise the treatment of the patients there.\nManmathanath and Narendranath were involved in many philanthropic works. They donated heavily for Victoria Memorial fund, South Africa War Fund, famine relief fund, Prince Albert Victor Hospital, and Carmichael Medical College. Later Manmathanath left Jhamapukur Rajbari and bought a mansion from R. Mitter,an eminent lawyer of that time, and settled in Shyampukur (which later came to be known as Shyampukur Rajbari. He had seven sons. Narendranath remained in the ancestral house in Jhamapukur. Shyampukur Rajbari, presently, houses the descendants of Narendranath. Presently, both the descendants of Jhamapukur Rajbari and Shyampukur Rajbari are involved in various professions other than business.","The material copied related to Mitra Family of Shyampukur  and the successors of Digambar Mitra .  Chandan Mitra is descendant of  Digambar Mitra . ","Shyampukur, Kolkata","Sources:-  (1) Survey conducted under  EAP906"]
["Private Collection of Daw Family, Jorasanko","Daw","Abhir ",null,"M","1835- up to date ","A fraction of the Daw family headed by Ramnarayan Daw settled at Jorasanko in Calcutta at the very beginning of the nineteenth century migrating from their ancestral village of Kotulpur of the present district of Bankura, West Bengal. One of his descendants, Narasimha Chandra Daw was initially engaged in spice trade and later he moved on to a more profitable business of gun selling. He opened up a gun shop in 9, Dalhousie Square, BBD Bag, Calcutta-700001 named ‘Narasimha Chandra Daw and Co., Gun and Rifle Makers’ in around 1835. The context for opening up a gun shop was to provide the provincial rulers or native Rajas of India specially that of Bengal, Bihar and Orissa for personal safety as well as for wildlife hunting or shikar purposes. During the early rule of East India Co., there was stiff competition and petty intra-regional political rivalry between these native regional rulers for which they maintained their own respective arms arsenals. Very quickly, this class of Indian chiefs, Rajas, zamindars and other petty regional rulers, became steady buyers of arms and ammunition of this company. They also provided licenses along with the guns and rifles to this elite class of buyers. Gradually, a steady market of muzzle loading guns appeared vis-à-vis this company quickly emerged as a leading gun merchant in whole India competing with other cotemporary European gun merchants. During the revolt of 1857, they started marketing the breech loading guns and revolvers. They also started selling small sized canons. These canons were 17 inches long and produced by Winchester Repeating Arms which are still used to initiate sandhi puja during Durga Puja every year in their old house on Vivekananda Road. During the late 18th and 19th century, guns were primarily imported from England and Germany. R. B Roda and Co. and Manton and Co. were the two major European gun sellers in Kolkata during that time. The Daws had to face stiff competition with them in the market and the pressure was more so because it was an indigenous business venture under a colonial rule. Gradually they took the lead in the market and virtually become the monopoly gun sellers to the Indian chiefs as well as the officials of the East India Company. After Narasimha Daw, the business was looked after by his three sons, Ashutosh, Neelmadhab and Nandalal. Due to an exponential increase in demand, Ashutosh Daw opened up a new shop named ‘A.T Daw and Co.’ in 1884 at Dharmatola Street in Calcutta. The customers of the Daw family included the royal families of Nepal, Jaipur, Tripura, Bhutan, Sikkim, Assam and all the leading zamindari families of Bengal. During the Post-independence era, there was a steady decline in the authority of the Indian chiefs and landlords who were the chief buyers of guns. Simultaneously, with the growing restrictions on the practice of hunting, the demand for guns decreased to a great extent. Naturally the gun business of the Daw family was affected badly. However, they found new buyers of guns among the big factory owners, the government of India and the shooters of various events of shooting. Both the N. C Daw and Company and A.T. Daw and Company have branches in different parts of Bengal, Bihar and Jharkhand. The Daw family is well known for its Durga Puja which was initiated around 1859 by late Nandalal Daw. It still continues with the same grandeur as before. Most of the members of the Daw family are still engaged in their old family business. A the house and the shop of the Daw family we found a trade license of 1896-97, an appoint letter of agent ship from the Khan of Kalat, Beluchistan, an appointment letter from the Governor of Assam as supplier of arms and ammunition, a catalogue of arms, ammunition and accessories of 1939-40; a money receipt of 1911 from King Hamilton & Co. , a register of second hand arms.","The material copied related to Daw Family of Jorasanko  and the successors of Narasimha Chandra Daw .  Abhir Daw is descendant of  Narasimha Chandra Daw . ","Jorasanko, Kolkata","Sources:-  (1) Survey conducted under  EAP906"]
["Private Collection of Mitra Family , Madanmohantala ","Mitra ","Kamal Kumar",null,"M","18th Century - up to date ","        The Mitra family, founded by Gocul Chendur Mitra, was one of the leading business families of 18th century Bengal. Gakul Chandra Mitra fled to Calcutta from Bally (Dist.-Howrah) with his father, Sitaram Mitra due to recurrent Maratha raids. He engaged himself into the thriving salt trade and  from Europe and export Jute from Bengal shortly became a very successful businessman. He amazed huge wealth from the salt trade and emerged as one of the leading wealthy businessmen of his time. He was blessed with having the Madanmohan idol from the Malla Raja of Bishnupur, Raja Chaitanya Singh Dev who borrowed a huge sum of money from him and mortgaged the Madanmohan idol to him. His residence soon came to be known as Madanmohantala due to the presence of the revered idol. His huge earning from the thriving salt trade and the presence of Madanmohan idol at his Thakurbari (palace for god)   gave him a huge social prestige. Along with Raja Nabakrishna Deb of Sovabazar he petitioned to Lord Clive to get ijara of Calcutta, its suburbs and 24 Parganas in return of a revenue of Rs 13,00000/- per annum. But Clive refused to grant them the ‘ijara’ due to the fear that they would exploit the subjects of the Company with their money and man power as both of them were very influential people of Kolkata. However, luck favoured Gocul Mitra as he won a lottery and got the entire land of Chandni Chowk. It is said that after he received the ‘Madanmohan’ idol his luck kept shining on to become one of the richest men of Calcutta. \n         Gacul Cheundur Mitra was also a very socially active person. He was engaged in various Krishna festival- ‘Ras Lila’, ‘Dol Jatra’, ‘Jhulan Utsav’, ‘Annakut Festival’, ‘Ras Utsav’, etc. He died in 1808. Along with his death there was a slow decay in the momentum of the salt business and his successors failed to carry out the business tradition set up by Gocul Chendur Mitra. Some family members of 6th generation of Gokul  Mitra were engaged in various forms of business during the period of the king George. After the independence slowly all this business were decayed. At present  the 7th generation  of  Gocul Mitra are mostly  engaged in various  services . \n       We have explored some important documents from this family. The most important one was the Will of Gocul  Mitra which is one of the earliest wills of colonial Bengal. Another one is the Aron Upjojn’s Map of Calcutta and its Environs from an accurate survey taken in the years 1792 and 1793, one of the earliest maps of Calcutta. The importance of this map lies in the fact that it illustrates in details for the first time the build up area of the city as well as its immediate environs. We have also indentified a family history book written in 1937 by Sri Purnachandra Dey entitled Madanmohan-Thakur O Gocul Chendur  Mitra (Lord Madanmohan and  Gocul Chendur  Mitra ).The book contains the detailed survey of the history of Mitra family.\n","The material copied related to Mitra Family of Madanmohantala  and the successors of Gocul Chendur Mitra .  Kamal Kumar Mitra is descendant of Gocul Chendur Mitra . ","Bugbazar, Madanmohantala, Kolkata","Sources:-  (1) Survey conducted under  EAP906"]
["Private Collection of  Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys","Roy ","Pallab ",null,"M","18th Century - up to date ","Around 1700 AD Ajodhya Ram Roy of Pirojpur village near Bhagabangola and the river Padma (who traced his descent from Patrasayer of Burdwan District) came with his family to settle down in Cossimbazar, a renowned port city of Bengal closed to Murshidabad, the capital of the Nawab of Bengal. Ajodhya Ram Roy and his son Dinobandhu Roy were engaged in the business of silk exports and flourished tremendously.\nHowever, Cossimbazar lost its importance as a port city around the middle of 18th century as the neck of the meandering Ganges at Cossimbazar was cut to provide a shorter passage of the river from Murshidabad to Berhampore and gradually turned into a village from a vibrant commercial hub. Forced by the circumstances, Jagabandhu Roy, the son of Dinobandhu Roy, took up the service of the East India Company as a Dewan. Recognizing his capabilities, the Company sent him to East Bengal as the Surveyor General to conduct land surveys and prepare maps. Subsequently Jagabandhu Roy quit his service and purchased zamindari at Sarail (at present in Bangladesh) and emerged as one of the biggest zamindari families in Bengal. Jagabandhu Roy’s son Nrishingha Prosad Roy built the present palace of the Ray family at Cossimbazar around 1850. His two sons, Nobokrishno and Rajkrishno extended the palace but that was demolished due to the devastating earthquake of 1900.Nobokrishno died without a child. Rajkrishno and his wife Sukhoda Sundari Devi had a son by the name of Annada Prosad. Annada Prosad Roy was a highly educated person. In recognition of his benevolent activities and services to his subject, the British Government conferred upon him the title of Rai Bahadur. Later the Government decided to confer upon him the title of Raja. But unfortunately he expired on the night just before the day the Ceremony. The Government then decided to confer the title of Rani to his bereaved wife Annakali Devi at the palace of Cossimbazar. But she politely turned down the proposal. With the passing away of Annada Prosad the estate went under the management of The Court of Wards. Ashutosh Nath Roy, the son of Annada Prosad was groomed under the supervision of the Court of wards. When he attained the age of 18 the Government conferred upon him the Title of Raja as a personal distinction at a special ceremony at the Cossimbazar Palace in 1898. Ashutosh Nath Roy and his wife Rani Sarojini Devi had three children, two daughters and one son. Raja Ashutosh Nath Roy passed away at a very early age leaving behind his wife, two daughters and an infant son Kamalaranjan. Once again the estate passed under the supervision of The Court of Wards. A British Governess named Mrs C. Hickmutt was instated in the palace to groom Kamalaranjan. He received the best education both in European and Indian studies. He completed his BA with Distinction in English and at the same time he was a scholar in Sanskrit, and scriptures. He was widely read in Indian and Western literature, history and legal matters. The estate was managed by a British Manager named Halliday. When Kamalaranjan attained the age of 18 years, the estate was released and under his able leadership the family reached the pinnacle of prosperity and fame. In recognition of his services to his subjects, charitable works, Kamalaranjan was conferred upon the title of Raja as a personal distinction in the year 1938. Raja Kamalaranjan Roy was married to Rani Henarani Debi of the Bhukoilash Raj family of Calcutta. Raja Kamalaranjan Roy had two daughters and one son by the names of Debika Debi, Bharati Debi and Prosanta Kumar Roy. After the abolition of the zamindari system in 1950s the family faced severe hardship for time being. However, they recovered shortly. The present family members i.e., Prasanta Kumar Roy, his wife Mrs. Supriya Ray and their son Pallab Ray are very much engaged in business.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  The Roy family is very much conscious about their family tradition and extremely eager to preserve and restore their Palace at Cossimbazar and other materials under their possession. The EAP 906 research team was warmly welcomed by the present members of the Ray family. They showed keen interest in preserving the documents under their custody.","The material copied related to Roy Family of Cossimbazar  and the successors of Ajodhya Ram Roy. Pallab Roy is descendant of Ajodhya Ram Roy . "," Cossimbazar Rajbari of The Roys, Kolkata","Sources:-  (1) Survey conducted under  EAP906"]

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["Ayan Kundu, Subhadeep Konui and  Saradiya Banerjee on behalf of the Principal Investigator of the EAP1106 programme. ","92, Sobhabazar Street, Shobhabazar, Kolkata, West Bengal -700005","21 Jan 2019 to 22 Jan 2019","TIFF","Canon EOS 6D Mark II","(1)EOS Utility, verson:0.1.16.0  (2) Digital Photo Professonal 4, verson: 4.8.30.0 (3)Adobe Photoshop 7.0 (4)  BCS-2 (version 3.2.68)","RGB- 24bit ","400 ppi ","Fsum Frontend v1.5.5.1"]
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["Ayan Kundu, Subhadeep Konui and  Saradiya Banerjee on behalf of the Principal Investigator of the EAP1106 programme. ","520, Rabindra Sarani, Kolkata-700005 and 5/1A, Raja Rajballav Street, Bagbazar,Kolkata- 700003","2019-04-27","TIFF","Canon EOS 6D Mark II","(1)EOS Utility, verson:0.1.16.0  (2) Digital Photo Professonal 4, verson: 4.8.30.0 (3)Adobe Photoshop 7.0 (4)  BCS-2 (version 3.2.68)","RGB- 24bit ","400 ppi ","Fsum Frontend v1.5.5.1"]
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["Book Pahlavi",null,null,"Alemannic",null,null,"Booklet",null,null,null,"Eroticism",null,"Sikhism"]
["Bopomofo",null,null,"Aleut",null,null,"Correspondence",null,null,null,"First World War (1914-1918)",null,"Taoism"]
["Brahmi",null,null,"Algonquian languages",null,null,"Court & Legal records",null,null,null,"Folklore",null,"Zoroastrianism"]
["Braille",null,null,"Alsatian",null,null,"Diary",null,null,null,"Forestry"]
["Buginese",null,null,"Altaic languages",null,null,"Document",null,null,null,"Genealogy"]
["Buhid",null,null,"Amharic",null,null,"Manuscript",null,null,null,"Government"]
["Carian",null,null,"Angika",null,null,"Map",null,null,null,"Health and Medicine"]
["Caucasian Albanian",null,null,"Ao",null,null,"Minute book",null,null,null,"History"]
["Chakma",null,null,"Apache languages",null,null,"Newsletter",null,null,null,"Indigenous populations"]
["Cham",null,null,"Arabic",null,null,"Newspaper",null,null,null,"Languages and Grammar"]
["Cherokee",null,null,"Aragonese",null,null,"Newspaper clipping",null,null,null,"Law and Legal affairs"]
["Cirth",null,null,"Arakanese",null,null,"Notebook",null,null,null,"Literature"]
["Coptic",null,null,"Aramaic",null,null,"Painting",null,null,null,"Marriage"]
["Cuneiform, Sumero-Akkadian",null,null,"Arapaho",null,null,"Pamphlet",null,null,null,"Materials and Products"]
["Cypriot syllabary",null,null,"Arawak",null,null,"Periodical",null,null,null,"Mathematics"]
["Cypro-Minoan",null,null,"Armenian",null,null,"Photograph",null,null,null,"Military"]
["Cyrillic",null,null,"Aromanian",null,null,"Postcard",null,null,null,"Monuments and Memorials"]
["Cyrillic (Old Church Slavonic variant)",null,null,"Artificial languages",null,null,"Register",null,null,null,"Music"]
["Deseret (Mormon)",null,null,"Arumanian",null,null,"Report",null,null,null,"Nationalism"]
["Devanagari (Nagari)",null,null,"Assamese",null,null,"Score",null,null,null,"Philosophy"]
["Dogra",null,null,"Asturian",null,null,"Statistical table",null,null,null,"Plants"]
["Duployan shorthand, Duployan stenography",null,null,"Asturleonese",null,null,"Thesis",null,null,null,"Poetry"]
["Egyptian demotic",null,null,"Athapascan languages",null,null,"Volume",null,null,null,"Politics"]
["Egyptian hieratic",null,null,"Australian languages",null,null,{"$f":"SUBTOTAL(103,[ContentTypes])","v":43},null,null,null,"Psychology"]
["Egyptian hieroglyphs",null,null,"Austronesian languages",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Rites and ceremonies"]
["Elbasan",null,null,"Avaric",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Science"]
["Ethiopic (Geʻez)",null,null,"Avestan",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Slavery"]
["Georgian (Mkhedruli and Mtavruli)",null,null,"Awadhi",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Social Welfare"]
["Glagolitic",null,null,"Aymara",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Theatre"]
["Gothic",null,null,"Azerbaijani",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Theology"]
["Grantha",null,null,"Bable",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Trade and Industry"]
["Greek",null,null,"Balinese",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Travel"]
["Gujarati",null,null,"Baltic languages",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Women"]
["Gunjala Gondi",null,null,"Baluchi",null,null,null,null,null,null," - - - -  - - - - - - - -"]
["Gurmukhi",null,null,"Bambara",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Accounting and Finance"]
["Han (Hanzi, Kanji, Hanja)",null,null,"Bamileke languages",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Administration"]
["Han (Simplified variant)",null,null,"Bamun",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Agriculture"]
["Han (Traditional variant)",null,null,"Banda languages",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Animals"]
["Han with Bopomofo (alias for Han + Bopomofo)",null,null,"Bantu languages",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Anthropology"]
["Hangul (Hangŭl, Hangeul)",null,null,"Basa",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Archaeology"]
["Hanifi Rohingya",null,null,"Bashkir",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Architecture"]
["Hanunoo (Hanunóo)",null,null,"Basque",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Art"]
["Hatran",null,null,"Batak languages",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Astrology"]
["Hebrew",null,null,"Bedawiyet",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Astronomy"]
["Hiragana",null,null,"Beja",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Birth"]
["Imperial Aramaic",null,null,"Belarusian",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Building construction"]
["Indus (Harappan)",null,null,"Bemba",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Business"]
["Inscriptional Pahlavi",null,null,"Bengali",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Castes and Tribes"]
["Inscriptional Parthian",null,null,"Berber languages",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Charity"]
["Jamo (alias for Jamo subset of Hangul)",null,null,"Bhili",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Children"]
["Japanese (alias for Han + Hiragana + Katakana)",null,null,"Bhojpuri",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Cinema and Television"]
["Japanese syllabaries (alias for Hiragana + Katakana)",null,null,"Bhotia",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Colonialism"]
["Javanese",null,null,"Bihari languages",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Conflicts"]
["Jurchen",null,null,"Bikol",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Crime"]
["Kaithi",null,null,"Bilin",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Customs and traditions"]
["Kannada",null,null,"Bini",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Dance"]
["Katakana",null,null,"Bislama",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Death"]
["Kayah Li",null,null,"Blin",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Demography"]
["Kharoshthi",null,null,"Bliss",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Diaspora"]
["Khitan large script",null,null,"Blissymbolics",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Diplomacy"]
["Khitan small script",null,null,"Blissymbols",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Education"]
["Khmer",null,null,"Bokmål, Norwegian",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Engineering"]
["Khojki",null,null,"Bosnian",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Epic poetry"]
["Khudawadi, Sindhi",null,null,"Brahui",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Eroticism"]
["Khutsuri (Asomtavruli and Nuskhuri)",null,null,"Braj",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Ethics"]
["Klingon (KLI pIqaD)",null,null,"Breton",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Ethnic groups"]
["Korean (alias for Hangul + Han)",null,null,"Buginese",null,null,null,null,null,null,"First World War (1914-1918)"]
["Kpelle",null,null,"Bulgarian",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Folklore"]
["Lao",null,null,"Buriat",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Food and Drink"]
["Latin",null,null,"Burmese",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Forestry"]
["Latin (Fraktur variant)",null,null,"Caddo",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Genealogy"]
["Latin (Gaelic variant)",null,null,"Castilian",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Geology"]
["Leke",null,null,"Catalan",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Government"]
["Lepcha (Róng)",null,null,"Caucasian languages",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Health and Medicine"]
["Limbu",null,null,"Cebuano",null,null,null,null,null,null,"History"]
["Linear A",null,null,"Celtic languages",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Human settlements"]
["Linear B",null,null,"Central American Indian languages",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Hunting and Fishing"]
["Lisu (Fraser)",null,null,"Central Khmer",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Indigenous populations"]
["Loma",null,null,"Central Pahari",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Land use"]
["Lycian",null,null,"Chagatai",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Landscapes"]
["Lydian",null,null,"Chamic languages",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Languages and Grammar"]
["Mahajani",null,null,"Chamorro",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Law and Legal affairs"]
["Makasar",null,null,"Chechen",null,null,null,null,null,null,"LGBT"]
["Malayalam",null,null,"Cherokee",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Literature"]
["Manchu",null,null,"Chewa",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Mysticism"]
["Mandaic, Mandaean",null,null,"Cheyenne",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Manual work"]
["Manichaean",null,null,"Chibcha",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Marriage"]
["Marchen",null,null,"Chichewa",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Materials and Products"]
["Masaram Gondi",null,null,"Chinese",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Mathematics"]
["Mathematical notation",null,null,"Chinook jargon",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Migration"]
["Mayan hieroglyphs",null,null,"Chipewyan",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Military"]
["Medefaidrin (Oberi Okaime, Oberi Ɔkaimɛ)",null,null,"Choctaw",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Missionary work"]
["Meitei Mayek (Meithei, Meetei)",null,null,"Chuang",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Monuments and Memorials"]
["Mende Kikakui",null,null,"Church Slavic",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Music"]
["Meroitic Cursive",null,null,"Church Slavonic",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Nationalism"]
["Meroitic Hieroglyphs",null,null,"Chuukese",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Parish Records"]
["Miao (Pollard)",null,null,"Chuvash",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Philosophy"]
["Modi, Moḍī",null,null,"Classical Nepal Bhasa",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Plants"]
["Mongolian",null,null,"Classical Newari",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Poetry"]
["Moon (Moon code, Moon script, Moon type)",null,null,"Classical Syriac",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Politics"]
["Mro, Mru",null,null,"Coast Miwok",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Portraits"]
["Multani",null,null,"Cook Islands Maori",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Pottery and Ceramics"]
["Myanmar (Burmese)",null,null,"Coptic",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Propaganda "]
["N’Ko",null,null,"Cornish",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Psychology"]
["Nabataean",null,null,"Corsican",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Publishing"]
["Naxi Dongba (na²¹ɕi³³ to³³ba²¹, Nakhi Tomba)",null,null,"Cree",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Rites and ceremonies"]
["Naxi Geba (na²¹ɕi³³ gʌ²¹ba²¹, 'Na-'Khi ²Ggŏ-¹baw, Nakhi Geba)",null,null,"Creek",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Royalty and rulers"]
["New Tai Lue",null,null,"Creoles and pidgins",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Science"]
["Newa, Newar, Newari, Nepāla lipi",null,null,"Creoles and pidgins, English based",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Second World War (1939-1945)"]
["Not applicable",null,null,"Creoles and pidgins, French-based",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Slavery"]
["Nüshu",null,null,"Creoles and pidgins, Portuguese-based",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Social Welfare"]
["Nyiakeng Puachue Hmong",null,null,"Crimean Tatar",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Sport and Leisure"]
["Ogham",null,null,"Crimean Turkish",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Theatre"]
["Ol Chiki (Ol Cemet’, Ol, Santali)",null,null,"Croatian",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Theology"]
["Old Hungarian (Hungarian Runic)",null,null,"Cushitic languages",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Trade and Industry"]
["Old Italic (Etruscan, Oscan, etc.)",null,null,"Czech",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Trade unions"]
["Old North Arabian (Ancient North Arabian)",null,null,"Dakota",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Transport"]
["Old Permic",null,null,"Danaw",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Travel"]
["Old Persian",null,null,"Danish",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Utilities"]
["Old Sogdian",null,null,"Dargwa",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Weapons"]
["Old South Arabian",null,null,"Delaware",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Weather"]
["Old Turkic, Orkhon Runic",null,null,"Dene Suline",null,null,null,null,null,null,{"$f":"SUBTOTAL(103,[SubjectTerms])","v":141}]
["Oriya (Odia)",null,null,"Dhivehi"]
["Osage",null,null,"Dhundari"]
["Osmanya",null,null,"Dimasa"]
["Pahawh Hmong",null,null,"Dimili"]
["Palmyrene",null,null,"Dimli"]
["Pau Cin Hau",null,null,"Dinka"]
["Phags-pa",null,null,"Divehi"]
["Phoenician",null,null,"Dogri"]
["Prachalit Nepal",null,null,"Dogrib"]
["Psalter Pahlavi",null,null,"Dravidian languages"]
["Rejang (Redjang, Kaganga)",null,null,"Duala"]
["Reserved for private use (end)",null,null,"Dutch"]
["Reserved for private use (start)",null,null,"Dutch, Middle (ca.1050-1350)"]
["Rongorongo",null,null,"Dyula"]
["Runic",null,null,"Dzongkha"]
["Samaritan",null,null,"Eastern Cham"]
["Sarati",null,null,"Eastern Frisian"]
["Saurashtra",null,null,"Eastern Pahari"]
["Sharada, Śāradā",null,null,"Edo"]
["Shavian (Shaw)",null,null,"Efik"]
["Shuishu",null,null,"Egyptian (Ancient)"]
["Siddham, Siddhaṃ, Siddhamātṛkā",null,null,"Ekajuk"]
["SignWriting",null,null,"Elamite"]
["Sinhala",null,null,"English"]
["Sogdian",null,null,"English, Middle (1100-1500)"]
["Sora Sompeng",null,null,"English, Old (ca.450-1100)"]
["Soyombo",null,null,"Erzya"]
["Sundanese",null,null,"Esperanto"]
["Syloti Nagri",null,null,"Estonian"]
["Symbols",null,null,"Ewe"]
["Symbols (Emoji variant)",null,null,"Ewondo"]
["Syriac",null,null,"Fang"]
["Syriac (Eastern variant)",null,null,"Fanti"]
["Syriac (Estrangelo variant)",null,null,"Faroese"]
["Syriac (Western variant)",null,null,"Fijian"]
["Tagalog (Baybayin, Alibata)",null,null,"Filipino"]
["Tagbanwa",null,null,"Finnish"]
["Tai Le",null,null,"Finno-Ugrian languages"]
["Tai Tham (Lanna)",null,null,"Flemish"]
["Tai Viet",null,null,"Fon"]
["Takri, Ṭākrī, Ṭāṅkrī",null,null,"French"]
["Tamil",null,null,"French, Middle (ca.1400-1600)"]
["Tangut",null,null,"French, Old (842-ca.1400)"]
["Telugu",null,null,"Friulian"]
["Tengwar",null,null,"Fulah"]
["Thaana",null,null,"Fulfulde"]
["Thai",null,null,"Ga"]
["Tibetan",null,null,"Gadaba"]
["Tifinagh (Berber)",null,null,"Gaelic"]
["Tirhuta",null,null,"Galibi Carib"]
["Ugaritic",null,null,"Galician"]
["Undetermined",null,null,"Ganda"]
["Unified Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics",null,null,"Garo"]
["Vai",null,null,"Gayo"]
["Visible Speech",null,null,"Gbaya"]
["Wancho",null,null,"Geez"]
["Warang Citi (Varang Kshiti)",null,null,"Georgian"]
["Woleai",null,null,"German"]
["Yi",null,null,"German, Low"]
[null,null,null,"German, Middle High (ca.1050-1500)"]
[null,null,null,"German, Old High (ca.750-1050)"]
[null,null,null,"Germanic languages"]
[null,null,null,"Gikuyu"]
[null,null,null,"Gilbertese"]
[null,null,null,"Gondi"]
[null,null,null,"Gorontalo"]
[null,null,null,"Gothic"]
[null,null,null,"Grebo"]
[null,null,null,"Greek, Ancient (to 1453)"]
[null,null,null,"Greek, Modern (1453-)"]
[null,null,null,"Greenlandic"]
[null,null,null,"Guarani"]
[null,null,null,"Gujarati"]
[null,null,null,"Gurung"]
[null,null,null,"Gwich'in"]
[null,null,null,"Haida"]
[null,null,null,"Haitian"]
[null,null,null,"Haitian Creole"]
[null,null,null,"Hakha Chin"]
[null,null,null,"Harari"]
[null,null,null,"Hausa"]
[null,null,null,"Hawaiian"]
[null,null,null,"Hebrew"]
[null,null,null,"Herero"]
[null,null,null,"Hiligaynon"]
[null,null,null,"Himachali languages"]
[null,null,null,"Hindi"]
[null,null,null,"Hindustani"]
[null,null,null,"Hiri Motu"]
[null,null,null,"Hittite"]
[null,null,null,"Hmong"]
[null,null,null,"Hungarian"]
[null,null,null,"Hupa"]
[null,null,null,"Iban"]
[null,null,null,"Icelandic"]
[null,null,null,"Ido"]
[null,null,null,"Igbo"]
[null,null,null,"Ijo languages"]
[null,null,null,"Iloko"]
[null,null,null,"Imperial Aramaic (700-300 BCE)"]
[null,null,null,"Inari Sami"]
[null,null,null,"Indic languages"]
[null,null,null,"Indo-European languages"]
[null,null,null,"Indonesian"]
[null,null,null,"Ingush"]
[null,null,null,"Interlingua (International Auxiliary Language Association)"]
[null,null,null,"Interlingue"]
[null,null,null,"Inuktitut"]
[null,null,null,"Inupiaq"]
[null,null,null,"Iranian languages"]
[null,null,null,"Irish"]
[null,null,null,"Irish, Middle (900-1200)"]
[null,null,null,"Irish, Old (to 900)"]
[null,null,null,"Iroquoian languages"]
[null,null,null,"Italian"]
[null,null,null,"Japanese"]
[null,null,null,"Javanese"]
[null,null,null,"Jingpho"]
[null,null,null,"Judeo-Arabic"]
[null,null,null,"Judeo-Persian"]
[null,null,null,"Kabardian"]
[null,null,null,"Kabyle"]
[null,null,null,"Kachin"]
[null,null,null,"Kalaallisut"]
[null,null,null,"Kalmyk"]
[null,null,null,"Kamba"]
[null,null,null,"Kannada"]
[null,null,null,"Kanuri"]
[null,null,null,"Kapampangan"]
[null,null,null,"Karachay-Balkar"]
[null,null,null,"Kara-Kalpak"]
[null,null,null,"Karelian"]
[null,null,null,"Karen languages"]
[null,null,null,"Kashmiri"]
[null,null,null,"Kashubian"]
[null,null,null,"Kawi"]
[null,null,null,"Kazakh"]
[null,null,null,"Kerinchi"]
[null,null,null,"Khandesi"]
[null,null,null,"Kharia"]
[null,null,null,"Khasi"]
[null,null,null,"Kherwari"]
[null,null,null,"Khoisan languages"]
[null,null,null,"Khotanese"]
[null,null,null,"Khun"]
[null,null,null,"Kikuyu"]
[null,null,null,"Kimbundu"]
[null,null,null,"Kinyarwanda"]
[null,null,null,"Kirdki"]
[null,null,null,"Kirghiz"]
[null,null,null,"Kirmanjki"]
[null,null,null,"Klingon"]
[null,null,null,"Kodava"]
[null,null,null,"Kolami"]
[null,null,null,"Komi"]
[null,null,null,"Kongo"]
[null,null,null,"Konkani"]
[null,null,null,"Korean"]
[null,null,null,"Kosraean"]
[null,null,null,"Kota"]
[null,null,null,"Kpelle"]
[null,null,null,"Kru languages"]
[null,null,null,"Kuanyama"]
[null,null,null,"Kui"]
[null,null,null,"Kumyk"]
[null,null,null,"Kurdish"]
[null,null,null,"Kurukh"]
[null,null,null,"Kutenai"]
[null,null,null,"Kwanyama"]
[null,null,null,"Kyrgyz"]
[null,null,null,"Ladino"]
[null,null,null,"Lahnda"]
[null,null,null,"Lamba"]
[null,null,null,"Lampung"]
[null,null,null,"Land Dayak languages"]
[null,null,null,"Lao"]
[null,null,null,"Latin"]
[null,null,null,"Latvian"]
[null,null,null,"Leonese"]
[null,null,null,"Lepcha"]
[null,null,null,"Letzeburgesch"]
[null,null,null,"Lezghian"]
[null,null,null,"Ligurian"]
[null,null,null,"Limburgan"]
[null,null,null,"Limburger"]
[null,null,null,"Limburgish"]
[null,null,null,"Lingala"]
[null,null,null,"Lisu"]
[null,null,null,"Lithuanian"]
[null,null,null,"Lojban"]
[null,null,null,"Low German"]
[null,null,null,"Low Saxon"]
[null,null,null,"Lower Sorbian"]
[null,null,null,"Lozi"]
[null,null,null,"Luba-Katanga"]
[null,null,null,"Luba-Lulua"]
[null,null,null,"Luiseno"]
[null,null,null,"Lule Sami"]
[null,null,null,"Lunda"]
[null,null,null,"Luo (Kenya and Tanzania)"]
[null,null,null,"Lushai"]
[null,null,null,"Luxembourgish"]
[null,null,null,"Macedonian"]
[null,null,null,"Macedo-Romanian"]
[null,null,null,"Madurese"]
[null,null,null,"Magahi"]
[null,null,null,"Magar"]
[null,null,null,"Maguindanao"]
[null,null,null,"Maithili"]
[null,null,null,"Makasar"]
[null,null,null,"Malagasy"]
[null,null,null,"Malay"]
[null,null,null,"Malayalam"]
[null,null,null,"Maldivian"]
[null,null,null,"Maltese"]
[null,null,null,"Manchu"]
[null,null,null,"Mandar"]
[null,null,null,"Mandingo"]
[null,null,null,"Manipuri"]
[null,null,null,"Manobo languages"]
[null,null,null,"Manx"]
[null,null,null,"Maori"]
[null,null,null,"Mapuche"]
[null,null,null,"Mapudungun"]
[null,null,null,"Mara"]
[null,null,null,"Marathi"]
[null,null,null,"Mari"]
[null,null,null,"Marshallese"]
[null,null,null,"Marwari"]
[null,null,null,"Masai"]
[null,null,null,"Mayan languages"]
[null,null,null,"Mende"]
[null,null,null,"Micmac"]
[null,null,null,"Mi'kmaq"]
[null,null,null,"Minangkabau"]
[null,null,null,"Mirandese"]
[null,null,null,"Mohawk"]
[null,null,null,"Moksha"]
[null,null,null,"Moldavian"]
[null,null,null,"Moldovan"]
[null,null,null,"Mong"]
[null,null,null,"Mongo"]
[null,null,null,"Mongolian"]
[null,null,null,"Mon-Khmer languages"]
[null,null,null,"Montenegrin"]
[null,null,null,"Mossi"]
[null,null,null,"Mru"]
[null,null,null,"Multiple languages"]
[null,null,null,"Munda languages"]
[null,null,null,"Nahuatl languages"]
[null,null,null,"Nauru"]
[null,null,null,"Navaho"]
[null,null,null,"Navajo"]
[null,null,null,"Ndebele, North"]
[null,null,null,"Ndebele, South"]
[null,null,null,"Ndonga"]
[null,null,null,"Neapolitan"]
[null,null,null,"Nepal Bhasa"]
[null,null,null,"Nepali"]
[null,null,null,"Newari"]
[null,null,null,"Ngoni"]
[null,null,null,"Nias"]
[null,null,null,"Niger-Kordofanian languages"]
[null,null,null,"Nilo-Saharan languages"]
[null,null,null,"Niuean"]
[null,null,null,"N'Ko"]
[null,null,null,"Nogai"]
[null,null,null,"Norse, Old"]
[null,null,null,"North American Indian languages"]
[null,null,null,"North Ndebele"]
[null,null,null,"Northern Frisian"]
[null,null,null,"Northern Sami"]
[null,null,null,"Northern Sotho"]
[null,null,null,"Norwegian"]
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