Fritz Lehmann fonds

Compiled by Erwin Wodarczak (2001)

University of British Columbia Archives

Table of Contents

Fonds Description

o Title / Dates of Creation / Physical Description

o Biographical Sketch

o Custodial History

o Scope and Content

o Notes

Series Descriptions

o Lecture Materials

o Indian Railways -- Correspondence and Research

o Course Materials

o Correspondence

o Publications

o Book Reviews

o Personal

o Research Grants and Applications

File List

Catalogue entry (UBC Library catalogue)

Fonds Description

Fritz Lehmann fonds. - 1952-1998.

2.34 m of textual materials.

Biographical Sketch

Fritz Lehmann was born in 1936 in Oak Park, Illinois. He received his undergraduate

degree at Oberlin College in 1958, and his master's degrees (1961, 1962) and Ph.D. (1967)

from the University of Wisconsin. From 1962 to 1964 he was a research fellow at the

American Institute of Indian Studies, affiliated with Patna University in India. He

subsequently was a research fellow at the University of Wisconsin, and an instructor

and assistant professor of history at Temple University. He joined UBC’s Department of

History in 1967. Apart from a one-year teaching exchange at Dalhousie University in

1987-88, Lehmann remained at UBC until his death in 1994. His area of special interest

was the history of India and the South Asian region, in particular the role of Islam in the

region, technology and its relation to the regions culture and development, and Urdu

language and literature. He also taught classes in East Asian and general world history,

and conducted extensive research into the history of railroads and railroading in

Canada and South Asia. Known as a dedicated and inspiring teacher, Lehmann also

lectured frequently on Indian and Islamic topics for UBC Continuing Studies, the

Alumni Speakers' Bureau, and other groups within and outside UBC. In addition, he

was involved with the Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute, serving on its board of directors

from 1980 to 1985, as well as with other academic organizations.

Custodial History

Fritz Lehmann's papers were acquired by his wife Joanna in 1994. She and her family

sorted them before transferring them to the University Archives in several accessions

between 1995 and 1999.

Scope and Content

Fonds consists almost entirely of textual materials created or acquired by Fritz

Lehmann, in both his professional and personal capacities. The materials include

research notes, lecture materials, course hand-outs, manuscripts of articles and book

reviews, research papers written by students, correspondence, reports, newspaper and

magazine clippings (original and photocopied), and research grant applications. Also

included are a folder of tributes written after Lehmann's death, and some personal

correspondence addressed to Joanna Lehmann.

The fonds is arranged in the following series: Lecture Materials, Indian Railways --

Correspondence and Research, Course Materials, Correspondence, Publications, Book

Reviews, Personal, and Research Grants and Applications. These series largely reflect

the original order in which the fonds was acquired. Most materials are arranged in

chronological order, to reflect the evolution of Lehmann's teaching and research

interests and activities.

Notes

File list available.

Series Descriptions

Lecture Materials. -- 1960-1994.

1.62 m.

Series consists of textual materials created or acquired by Fritz Lehmann in the course

of his teaching duties. The materials include research notes, lecture materials, course

hand-outs, copies of research papers written by students, and newspaper and magazine

clippings. It is arranged in the following sub-series: General, Medieval India / Mughal

Empire, British India / India Since 1947, India / South Asia, East Asia, Islam, Africa, and

Modernization Modernization (History 202) . These sub-series largely reflect the

original order in which the fonds was acquired.

Boxes 1-5(8).

Indian Railways -- Correspondence and Research. -- 1965-1984.

5 cm.

Series consists of textual materials created or acquired by Lehmann in the course of his

research on the history of railways in India. The materials include correspondence,

research notes, and newspaper and magazine clippings. The files are arranged in

chronological order.

Box 5(9-18).

Course Materials. -- 1966-1994.

15 cm.

Series consists of textual materials used by Lehmann in developing and teaching his

courses, and include lecture materials, course hand-outs, and papers written by

students. The files are arranged by course number.

Box 5(19-47).

Correspondence. -- 1952-1998.

28 cm.

Series consists of correspondence primarily between Lehmann and other historians,

friends, and railway enthusiasts/organizations. Some correspondence in file 5-49 date

from after his death and is addressed to Joanna Lehmann. The files are arranged

alphabetically by correspondent.

Boxes 5(48-60), 6(1-61).

Publications. -- 1964-1991.

8 cm.

Series consists of copies of Lehmann's published articles, both in manuscript form and

as journal clippings or off-prints. The files are arranged alphabetically by article title.

Box 6(62-112).

Book Reviews. -- 1968-93.

3 cm.

Series consists of Lehmann’s published book reviews, both in manuscript form and as

journal clippings or off-prints. The files are arranged alphabetically by journal title.

Box 6(113-122).

Personal. -- 1966-1994.

10.5 cm.

Series consists primarily of textual materials created or acquired by Lehmann in the

course of both his professional and personal activities, and include correspondence,

reports, lecture materials, and newspaper and magazine clippings (original and

photocopied). Also included are tributes to Lehmann prepared for his 1994 memorial

service. The files are arranged in chronological order.

Boxes 6(123-135), 7(1-14).

Research Grants and Applications. -- 1970-1988.

2.5 cm.

Series consists of copies of grant applications submitted by Lehmann to support his

research, including supporting documentation and correspondence. The files are

arranged in chronological order.

Box 7(15-20).

File List

LECTURE MATERIALS

General

1-1 Ancient India Biblio 1960-73

1-2 Modern Palestine 1967-92

1-3 Biblio - Modern India 1974

1-4 Honours Tutorial 1975/6 1975

1-5 Education 1975-82

1-6 USA - hist. rys. [railways] etc. 1976-89

1-7 305 Current 1980

1-8 Poland 1980-89

1-9 Genocide - Holocaust 1980-93

1-10 WWII - Cold War - Pacifism - Appeasement - Opposition to War 1982-90

1-11 USSR 1968-91

1-12 Marxism-Leninism development & peasants 1985

1-13 Hist. of Family 1976-91

1-14 "Indus. Rev." In Home - Changing Role of Women in 20th C. 1986-92

1-15 "History" - Eurocentric? white studies vs. black, brown, yellow 1987-89

1-16 "Comparable Worth" & Equal Wages for Women 1987-91

1-17 USA Blacks/Negroes 1967-93

1-18 Hist 125 - Non-western novels, etc. 1990

1-19 History: Lecture Notes 1991

1-20 Guatemala - Asturias - Menchu 1993

1-21 Hist 125 lectures 1994

1-22 Biblio - Expan. of Eur. [n.d.]

1-23 Expose of Haley's "Roots" [n.d.]

1-24 Mod Eur [Modern Europe?] [n.d.]

1-25 Peru - Sendero Luminoso [n.d.]

1-26 Stalin's Terror Famine [n.d.]

Medieval India / Mughal Empire

1-27 Kerala History 1962-76

1-28 Deccan - South 1966-82

1-29 Mughal slide lecture handout 1968-74

1-30 India - Language - loan words in English 1968-88

1-31 Indian Literature 1969-77

1-32 Mughal Slide Lecture 1970-72

1-33 Indian Muslims, Sufis - misc. 1971-89

1-34 Mughal India - Notes 1972-90

1-35 JAS [Journal of Asian Studies] Mughal symposium 1973-77

1-36 Technology [in India] 1975

1-37 [White man's burden] - 1908 50-year British Raj report 1976

1-38 [Rahat Versus the] Persian Wheel 1977

1-39 Architecture of the Delhi Sultanate (revised) and Nature of the Muslim State

in India 1978

1-40 [Lectures on India] 1978-85

1-41 Babur 1978-88

1-42 Akbar & Sur Das 1981-82

1-43 History 330 1983-84

1-44 Sikhs 1985-88

1-45 India Hist. Notes etc. [History 385, Taj Mahal] 1986-90

1-46 Medieval Workshop - Delhi Sultans 1987-89

1-47 Athar Ali 1990

1-48 Hist. 388 1990

1-49 Shivaji - Marathas 1990

Box 2

2-1 Akbar [n.d.]

2-2 Ali Ibrahim Khan [n.d.]

2-3 Athar Ali Mughal syllabus [n.d.]

2-4 Banbhore Mosque [n.d.]

2-5 Delhi Sultanate & related lecture notes [n.d.]

2-6 Dharmasastra - readings & excerpts [n.d.]

2-7 Hindu-Muslim - Akbar-Aurengzeb ethnic identity [n.d.]

2-8 India - Western fiction [n.d.]

2-9 India Biblio. - Children's Lit. [n.d.]

2-10 Islam - Educ. Literature [n.d.]

2-11 Muslim Caste Ethnography [n.d.]

British India / India Since 1947

2-12 Pakistan Archaeology 1965-69

2-13 British India - Political 1967-85

2-14 India Lit. - Additions & Corrections 1970-71

2-15 Indian Historiography 1972

2-16 India - Contemp. Probs. 1974-84

2-17 Modern India 1975-86

2-18 FL on CLW hist. [Chittaranjan Locomotive Works] 1976

2-19 Indian Art 1977-81

2-20 Hinduism - Bhakti, Kabir 1978-90

2-21 Family in India 1979-93

2-22 "Green Revolution" - Problems of Modern Agriculture 1980-92

2-23 Women in India 1981-93

2-24 Caste - Untouchability, villages, Kayasthas 1983-92

2-25 Indira Gandhi assassination 1984

2-26 Bangladesh 1984-94

2-27 Ghalib 1985

2-28 4 Women Prime Ministers 1988-94

2-29 M.K. Gandhi 1989-92

2-30 Mark Berger [review essay on British imperialism] 1990

2-31 Green Revolution - India (Pak.) 1992

2-32 India - Education 1992

2-33 Iqbal - Jinnah 1992-93

2-34 Pak. & Indian Novels and Autobiographies 1993

2-35 Tibet - Dalai Lama 1993-94

2-36 British India - Econ. (incl. Agrarian) [n.d.]

2-37 History 385 Lectures (texts) [n.d.]

2-38 India - Cities - Urbanization - Hist. & Contemp. [n.d.]

2-39 India - missionaries [n.d.]

2-40 India - Social Reform 19th/20th Cs [n.d.]

2-41 Indian Nationalist Movement [n.d.]

2-42 Indian Rys. [railways] [n.d.]

India / South Asia

2-43 Indian Railways, Ind. Econ. & Soc. Hist. Rev., & other journals 1965-67

2-44 India - Biography/Autobiography 1967

2-45 Urdu Lit. & Mughal decline 1967

2-46 Muslim separatism - Partition, Pakistan 1969

2-47 India - Travel & Picture Books 1972

2-48 P.N. Oak et al - Hindu Chauvinists 1972-75

2-49 Bihar Book Centre 1972-77

2-50 Hist 385 - Modern India 1972-91

2-51 Taj Mahal 1973-74

2-52 India - Philatelists etc. 1973-79

2-53 Canadian Journal of History 1973-82

2-54 "Spiritual East" - Hindu Apologetics & Western Enthusiasm 1974

2-55 Manohar Book Service 1974-77

2-56 H.I.S. Kanwar (Taj Mahal stuff) 1975-88

2-57 Islamic Culture - India - education, Sufis 1976

2-58 Lehmann on Sufis 1977-79

2-59 Architecture - Isl. Ind. 1977-85

2-60 Ceylon [Sri Lanka] 1977-93

Box 3

3-1 Chester Beatty Library (Dublin) ms. 1978

3-2 Regula Qureshi - Qawwali etc. 1981

3-3 Conversion [to Islam by Hindu "untouchables"] at Meenakshipuram 1981-87

3-4 G.B. Keerawalla [Sri Lanka] 1985

3-5 Dreams in Islam 1989

3-6 Atala Mosque - Jaunpur [n.d.]

3-7 Bihar - Survey & settlement reports, some mss. [n.d.]

3-8 History 170 [n.d.]

3-9 India, economy [n.d.]

3-10 Short History of the Maliks [n.d.]

3-11 Similarities - Indo-Eur. Languages [n.d.]

3-12 Thomason Speech [n.d.]

3-13 Urdu Verses - to translate [n.d.]

3-14 Kayastha Caste - Materials [n.d.]

3-15 Urdu Li. - Hindu Lit. [n.d.]

East Asia

3-16 Modern China 1960-83

3-17 Japan - Hist 1400 - Dalhousie U. 1979, 1987-88

3-18 Korean History - Corresp. & Biblio. 1980-87

3-19 Korea - Fellowships 1982-86

3-20 Rev. Sang-chul Lee - original Korean text 1983-86

3-21 Korea Course Proposal 1984-89

3-22 Koreans in Canada - Ethnics 1985-86

3-23 Korea - Women & Family 1985-88

3-24 Korea - review of Ki-baik Lee & refs. to gen'l histories 1986

3-25 Korean Migrants 1986

3-26 Koreans in Canada 1986-87

3-27 [History 273] 1986-92

3-28 Korean Consulate Films 1985-86

3-29 Rev. Sang-chul Lee autobiog. - English translation by Jim Park 1986-88

3-30 Hist 273 [Korea, political] 1987

3-31 Korea - Literature and Culture 1987

3-32 Koreans in Japan 1987

3-33 Printing in Korea 1987

3-34 Korean Election - Dec. 1987 1987-88

3-35 Korea - Hist. WWII-present - econ. dev. 1987-90

3-36 Korea - Econ. Dev. esp. post-war 1987-91

3-37 Kim Il-Sung 1989-93

3-38 References - Korea 1990

3-39 [Korea - course notes] 1993

3-40 Korean War - 1950-53 and some effects 1993

3-41 Korean War 1994

3-42 Hist 273 - transparencies [n.d.]

3-43 Japan lectures - Dal. U. & UBC [n.d.]

3-44 Korea 19th C & Colonial Period [n.d.]

Islam

3-45 Islamic North Africa 1961-63

3-46 Biblio - Islamic Civ. 1965-84

3-47 B.C. Muslims 1965-87

3-48 Middle East Notes 1965-87

3-49 Islamic North Africa - Berbers / Al-Murabatin / Al-Muwahhidin 1966

3-50 Middle East Biblio. 1966-67

3-51 Kitabkhane 1972

3-52 Islamic Books and Libraries 1972-90

3-53 Muslim Civ. Course - H. 106 1973

3-54 Islamic Hist. 1973-76

3-55 Islam - Genl. Interp. - Europe infl. of & on 1973-77

3-56 Early Islam 1974

3-57 Sufism - Islamic Mysticism 1974

Box 4

4-1 Ottoman Empire 1974-77

4-2 Sidi Hamid "Bismil" - Africans in India 1975

4-3 Islamic Hist. handouts 1975-81

4-4 Coinage and Trade in Islam 1977

4-5 Ismailis 1977-86

4-6 Islamic Art 1979-80

4-7 Muslim Art Biblio. 1979-80

4-8 Islam - Modern 1979-84

4-9 Iran, esp. Safavi 1981-93

4-10 Iran 1982-92

4-11 Anderson - Conceptions of Law [n.d.]

4-12 Egypt and Sudan [n.d.]

4-13 Encyclopedia of Islam [n.d.]

4-14 Ibn Kammuna on the 3 Faiths [n.d.]

4-15 Iran - modern, political, Shi'a [n.d.]

4-16 Khuda Bakhsh Library [n.d.]

4-17 Mongols, Seljuqs, Timurids - C. Asia, E. Iran [n.d.]

4-18 Spain - Islamic [n.d.]

4-19 Turkey [n.d.]

Africa

4-20 Senegal 1960-65

4-21 E. Afr. [East Africa] 1968-85

4-22 Liberia & Sierra Leone 1972-85

4-23 French West Africa 1976-81

4-24 Savannah 1977-81

4-25 Ethiopia 1977-87

4-26 W. Africa 1977-87

4-27 Nigeria 1962-79

4-28 Ghana (incl. cocoa farming) 1979-82

4-29 S. Africa 1979-89

4-30 Mauritania 1981-84

4-31 Rhodesia & Nyasaland - Zambia, Zimbabwe, Malawi 1982-86

4-32 Africa - Military Coups, Authoritarian Govts. 1984

4-33 Hist 314 [West Africa and South Africa] 1984-86

4-34 Prester John 1985

4-35 Portuguese Africa - Angola / Mozambique 1987-93

4-36 Africa - man & environment, etc. [n.d.]

4-37 Africa genl. lectures [n.d.]

4-38 Congo-Zaire [n.d.]

4-39 Slave Trade, Black Diaspora [n.d.]

4-40 Women in Africa [n.d.]

Modernization (History 202)

4-41 Philippines - Early Colonial 1961-79

4-42 Ancient North Africa 1966-70

4-43 Expan [of Europe] - Genl. Overviews 1968-82

4-44 Biblio - African History 1969-76

4-45 Africa Literature 1969-79

4-46 Expan of Eur. 1969-86

4-47 Africa Art 1973

4-48 So. Africa Locos [locomotives] 1973-75

4-49 Mexico 1973-87

4-50 S.E. Asia 1975-81

4-51 The Military and Modernization in Asia 1976-87

Box 5

5-1 Kingston Market - forestalling, etc. 1981-86

5-2 202 Modernization - Lectures & Biblio. - esp. Theoretical & Western 1981-92

5-3 History 202 - Old Course Outlines 1986-90

5-4 Modernization Lectures - Hist 202 - Western (Eur) Stuff 1987

5-5 Technology 1988-90

5-6 "Modernization" 1989-91

5-7 Moral Economy 1990

5-8 German [colonial] Empire [n.d.]

INDIAN RAILWAYS - CORRESPONDENCE AND RESEARCH

5-9 H.C. Hughes 1965-79

5-10 Tata Engr & Loco Co 1967-76

5-11 Railfans 1967-82

5-12 [Indian Railways - misc.] 1971-72

5-13 W.H.G. Boot 1971-73

5-14 Biblio. - Indian Rys 1971-76

5-15 Louis Cerny 1974-75

5-16 Chittaranjan Loco. Works 1978-84

5-17 Ken Walker - Integral Coach Factory 1984-87

5-18 Kerr & McCormack, CHA June 91 1986-87

COURSE MATERIALS

5-19 [History 106] - Islamic Civ. Exams - Temple Univ. 1966-77

5-20 History 106 / Religious Studies 204 - Islam in India 1975-76

5-21 Indian Civ - Modern India - exams 115/215, 172 1967-74

5-22 Exams - Hist 125 - World in the 20th Century 1979-94

5-23 History 125 1985-93

5-24 History 125 - Current - World in 20th Century 1991-94

5-25 History 125/5 1983-84

5-26 History 170 / Asian Studies 215 - Indian Civ. 1968-79

5-27 Hist 202 Exams - modernization 1980-93

5-28 History 202 - 1984 outline 1983-89

5-29 Hist 202 1991

5-30 [History 202] 1992-93

5-31 Hist 273 1986-93

5-32 Hist 273 Exams - Korea 1987-93

5-33 Hist 305 exams 1968-80

5-34 Hist 305 - Expan. Eur. 1975-79

5-35 Hist 314 exams - also Hist 177,178, S & W Africa 1969-86

5-36 Hist. 314 - W. Africa 1978-85

5-37 Hist 321 - honours tut. 1985-86

5-38 Hist 330 - Med. Ind. 1974-79

5-39 Medieval India Exams - 330, 387, 410 1966-90

5-40 Hist 385 - Modern India 1992-93

5-41 Hist 385 - Modern India 1993-94

5-42 Hist 385 (Modern India) 1993-94

5-43 Hist 387 - Modern & secular Islam - draft & notes [n.d.]

5-44 Hist 388 - Mughal India 1988-91

5-45 Hist 1400 (Dalhousie) [n.d.]

5-46 Hist 2501 (Dalhousie) 1987-88

5-47 Hist 2800 (Dalhousie) 1988

CORRESPONDENCE

5-48 Correspondence - unsorted 1964-93

5-49 Q. Ahmad & family 1963-98 [2 folders - includes some correspondence with

Lehmann's widow]

5-50 M. Athar Ali 1973-87

5-51 Frank Barry 1979

5-52 Bilgrami 1972-75

5-53 Morgan J. Brown 1984-85

5-54 Can. Engineering Hist. 1985

5-55 Canadian National Rwy. 1979-87

5-56 Frank Chalk 1980-90

5-57 Frank Conlon 1964-79

5-58 R.F. Corley - Loco Project 1979-87

5-59 John Deyell 1992

5-60 Dictionary of Canadian Biography 1982-85

Box 6

6-1 Dick Eaton - Sufism Scholar 1973-90

6-2 William Edson - other RLH Soc. rosters 1964-79

6-3 Encyclopedia Iranica 1977-87

6-3a Gertrude Ferrar - RAS [Royal Asiatic Society] - Korea branch 1991-92

6-4 Mike Fischer [n.d.]

6-5 R. Grant, editor RR Hist ["Railroad History"] 1983-91

6-6 Surendra Gopal 1974-85

6-7 Walter Hauser 1965-76

6-8 Daniel Headrick 1982-83

6-9 Ralph Heunemann [n.d.]

6-10 Ishtiaq Husain [n.d.]

6-11 Lou Jacob 1977

6-12 Narinder Uberoi Kelly 1975

6-13 Ian Kerr 1970-86

6-14 Khuda Baksh Library 1966-67

6-15 Larson Prize 1985-92

6-16 Omer Lavalee 1979-87

6-17 Bruce Lawrence 1973-90

6-18 J. Leonards 1969-94

6-19 Letters of inquiry - jobs 1966-67

6-20 Loco Project - Ontario Archives 1980-83

6-21 Loco Project - Toronto Archives - Victor Russell 1979-83

6-22 Machwe 1966-74

6-23 Mansoor Marican - Indian Nationalism 1972-91

6-24 John Marshall - Guinness Book of [Rail] Facts & Feats 1974-83

6-25 M.S. Mate 1975-77

6-26 Meenakshipuram corresp. 1981-86

6-27 Michael Meister 1975-77

6-28 Eliz. Merklinger 1978-82

6-29 Tom Metcalf 1968

6-30 Rodney Moag 1991

6-31 Ed Moulton 1970-84

6-32 Derryl MacLean 1986-92

6-33 Don McQueen (CLC Roster Source) 1983-85

6-34 Pang Yong-pil 1984-91

6-35 Don Park (Amer. Loco. Bldg. 1900-50) 1978-79

6-36 Scholars in Patna 1971-78

6-37 Permissions, releases, etc. 1970-83

6-38 Carla Petievich Rdg. course 1979-91

6-39 Seymour Phillips 1977

6-40 James Plomer 1983

6-41 Bob Post - R.R. History 1980-86

6-42 Ved Prakash 1975

6-43 Queen's Archives 1978-86

6-44 RR [railroad] Corresp. 1952-92

6-45 John Richards - Mughal Studies Group 1974

6-46 Francis Robinson 1982

6-47 Vij Samaraweera 1979-82

6-48 David See 1984-90

6-49 Shastri Institute 1983-84

6-50 (Former) Students 1977-90

6-51 R.D. Tennant - Maritime Railway 1985

6-52 United Church Archives - Glenn Lucas 1983

6-53 C.P.A. Vasudevan 1983

6-54 Tony Welch 1973-75

6-55 John H. White, Jr. 1983-85

6-56 Hugh Wilson 1981-86

6-57 John Wood 1972-74

6-58 Daniel Woolf 1990

6-59 Dr. A.R. Yates 1986-87

6-60 Prof. Brian Young - North Shore Rys./McGreevy 1980

6-61 Zelliot 1967-85

PUBLICATIONS

6-62 Acadia Gas Engines - A Nova Scotia Business 1988

6-63 Akbar and Sur Das 1982

6-64 Akbar and the Hindu Bhaktas (Devotees) 1980

6-65 Alexander & Akbar 1978

6-66 Architecture of the early Sultanate period 1978

6-67 Bi-cultural societies and the historian 1968

6-68 Calcutta's streetcar system 1966

6-69 Can Islam be "modern" and "Islamic" in a secular state? 1986

6-70 Canadian Steam Locomotive Builders project [book proposal] 1985

6-71 Conflict of values? Academics and farmers 1981

6-72 Conversion to Islam at Meenakshipuram 1987

6-73 CPR No. 374 and Francis R.F. Brown 1987

6-74 Did the Rathbun Company build steam locomotives? 1986

6-75 The documents in the case 1985

6-76 Empire & industry 1979

6-77 Encyclopedia Iranica - Ajmer, Akbar, Ali Ebrhahim Khan, Babor 1984

6-78 Great Briain and the supply of railway locomotives 1965

6-79 Hindustan aur Amerika 1964

6-80 Independent India's use of railway technical research 1994

6-81 India has over 9,000 steamers 1972

6-82 India is still building steam power 1967

6-83 Indian namesakes in American railroading 1964

6-84 Indians in East Africa 1965

6-85 James Good and the Toronto Loco. Works 1990

6-86 Japan's oil industry 1971

6-87 The Kithabkhanas in Islamic India 1977

6-88 Korean trans. of Fritz' paper [Korean and Indian nationalism compared]

1991

6-89 Korean immigrants in B.C. 1986

6-90 Locomotive building in India - The Chittaranjan Locomotive Works 1975

6-91 Muslim dynasties in India 1991

6-92 Name and origin of the Atala Masjid, Jaunpur 1978

6-93 Narrow guage in West Bengal 1967

6-94 The 0-6-0 story 1973

6-95 The Phoenix Foundry (Fleming) 1992

6-96 Rahat vs. the Persian wheel 1977

6-97 Railway workshops [etc.] in colonial India 1977

6-98 The railways of Nepal 1972

6-99 Reflections on Gandhi's economic ideas 1969

6-100 Richard Eaton 1991

6-101 Shah Ayat Allah "Jauhri" 1972

6-102 Shah Hidayatullah Bihari's Hidayat-al-Qawacid 1984

6-103 Shop engines - a survey 1973

6-104 A shrimp between two whales 1990

6-105 Some thoughts on converts, migrants, the "two nations" theory and the

history of Bangla Desh 1973

6-106 Steam locomotive and national technology (Part I & II) 1973, 1974

6-107 The Sufi khanqahs in modern Bihar 1984

6-108 A thorough man of business 1987

6-109 A trip to yesterday - Motipur Sugar of India 1974

6-110 Urdu literature and Mughal decline 1970

6-111 Vivian and Acadian: Engines for the fishing fleets 1991

6-112 William Montgomery's Nova Scotia Iron Works 1984

BOOK REVIEWS

6-113 Book reviews - American History Rev. 1973-75

6-114 Book reviews - Asia Horizon Asie 1988-90

6-115 Book reviews - Can. Jnl. Hist., Can. Hist. Review 1974-84

6-116 Book reviews - Journal of the American Oriental Soc. 1968-93

6-117 Book reviews - Journal of Asian Studies 1969-88

6-118 Book reviews - misc. 1972-91

6-119 Book reviews - Pacific Affairs #1 1975-91

6-120 Book reviews - Pacific Affairs #2 1982-91

6-121 Book reviews - railroads 1977-91

6-122 Book reviews - Technology and Culture, Business History Review 1982-86

PERSONAL

6-123 Courses taught to 1975 1966-75

6-124 Student Course Evaluations 1967-73

6-125 Centre for Continuing Education 1968-81

6-126 Invited lectures - Universities 1969-88

6-127 SACPAN [South Asian Colloquium of the Pacific Northwest] - Papers read,

etc. 1969-89

6-128 PhD. exams - outside examiner 1974-85

6-129 Student organizations - lectures, etc. 1976-82

6-130 Community organizations - lectures, etc. 1977-89

6-131 Evaluation of teaching 1977-89

6-132 Letters appointment, letters of ref. 1977-89

6-133 UBC Speakers Bureau 1978-89

6-134 UPEI 1980-83

6-135 Report on ms. for T & C [Technology and Culture] 1980-91

Box 7

7-1 SACPAN - past programs 1982-91

7-2 Center for Cont. Educ. Lectures 1983-85

7-3 Shastri - Reports and Minutes 1984-85

7-4 SACPAN - current organization 1984-86

7-5 Evaluator/referee 1984-89

7-6 August Larson prize 1985-93

7-7 Dal U. 1987

7-8 UBC Hist Dept (from Dalhousie) 1987-88

7-9 Ry [railway] Hist Panel - 1989 SHOT mtg. 1989

7-10 Prizes - Black, Lumb 1989-94

7-11 Ethnic Studies Comm. 1990-91

7-12 C.V. May 1991

7-13 India trip - Shastri 1991

7-14 [Tributes to Fritz Lehmann] May 1994

RESEARCH GRANTS AND APPLICATIONS

7-15 Shastri 1971-72 grant [research proposal: "The Sufi khanqah in 18th century

Bihar"] 1970

7-16 Canada Council 1972-75 - Sufis/Islam project 1974-75

7-17 Can. Loco. Co. - Canada Council applica. 1977

7-18 Can. Council Grant (Cult. & Soc. Hist. India) 1978

7-19 UBC Research Grant Applic. 1979-88

7-20 SSHRC applica. Oct. 1981 / 1982 - Can. Loco. Ind. 1981-82