I don’t know if this question is for me or not, but I got it in an e-mail today (of which I was greatly suspicious!)

     Anyway, I have no bibliography.  I did have one book I found on bookfinders.com, but I gave it to my father.  I’ll try to remember to check the title and author the next time I see him.  I believe the author’s name was something like “Markham”.  It’s a reprint of a book from the late nineteenth century titled something like “The Surveys of India”.  I first found it, in its original form, at the library of Temple University in Philadelphia, PA.  I kept looking for a copy of it, and then somewhat miraculously found one on bookfinder.  The best book I found, though (also at Temple’s library), was for use in British secondary schools.  It was MUCH more recent and in like-new condition.  I don’t remember the name, and I’ve never seen it again – even searching for it several times in the Temple library.

     Please forgive me for not replying sooner.  I’m in my late sixties and adjusting slowly to the 21st century! 

     I’m interested in your comment.  As I grow in my faith in my savior and Lord Jesus, I’ve found a desire to try to do what I can to understand and maybe even make up for, at least in some small way, prior wrongs – whether I can be linked to them directly or not.

     Can you give me any details about what makes you feel this way?  I know that some reasons may be pretty obvious to those who are affected most by them, but from what I’ve seen, the relationship between the British and India does seem to have some significant symbiotic-ness to it, but I could be wrong.

     Thanks again …        .  .  .        Dan Homan

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