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041			_aEnglish
082			_223 _a330.9548 _bSLA
100			_a Slater,Gilbert,
245			_aSome South Indian Villages/ _cGilbert Slater,
260			_aChennai : _bMaven Books, _c2022
300			_a 3 preliminary leaves, 265 p. : _b illustrations, plates, plan _c25 cm.
500			_aVillages came before towns, and even in the most industrialized countries, where all economic questions tend to be studied from an urban point of view, it is well to be reminded that the economic life of a town or city cannot be understood without reference to the lands which send it its food and raw materials, and the villages from which it attracts young men and women. On taking up his appointment as Professor of Indian Economics in the University of Madras in December 1915, the author was determined to direct the attention of students towards the study of particular villages. He asked students of the University who were willing to help to make surveys of their native villages during the long vacation. To help them the author drew up a "Village Questionnaire "--a book of questions, spaced fairly liberally, interleaved with blank pages.
505			_a1. Introduction. Scheme for Survey of a Ryotwari Village.
505			_a2. Vadamalaipuram, Ramnad Distric, by K. Ramachandran.
505			_a3. Gangaikondan, Tinnevelly Distric, by P. S. Lokanathan.
505			_a4. Palakkurichi, Tanjore Distric, by K. Soundara Rajulu.
505			_a5. Dusi, North Arcot Distric, by P. Krishnama Acharya.
505			_a6. Thettupalli, Chittoor Distric, by E. Krishnamurti
650			_a 1918-1947 Economic history Inde Conditions économiques 1918-1947 India India Economic conditions 1918-1947 Land tenure Land tenure India Villages Villages Inde Villages India
690			_aSocial Science
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