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With reference to the Indian History, Percival Spear, James Mill, Mountstuart Elphinston and Vincent Smith were associated with
establishment of Schools and Colleges
establishment of Postal services
working upon the history of India
archaeological excavations
Explanation :
The histories of India written by James Mill, Mountstuart Elphinstone, Vincent Smith, and many others are pertinent examples of the colonial historiographical trend. Certain characteristics common to most of the works of these historians are the following:
(i) 'Orientalist" representation of India;
(ii) the opinion that the British brought unity to India;
(iii) the notions of Social Darwinism--the English considered themselves superior to the 'natives' and the fittest to rule;
(iv) India was viewed as a stagnant society which required guidance from the British (White Man's burden )'; and
(v) establishing Pax Britannica to bring law and order peace to a bickering society.
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