For the first time in the German titles of the C-1 series volumes the reference is to India, and not to East India (see C-1.126). This volume corresponds in structure to C-1.119, except that, as in C-1.123 the section of letters and reports from…
This volume corresponds in structure to C-1.120, except that the letters and reports from Honowar have been filed with the Northern Karnataka stations in C-1.126. The documents are numbered consecutively 1-245.
This volume corresponds in structure to C-1.119, except that, as in C-1.123 the section of letters and reports from Honowar has been filed with those of the Northern Karnataka stations. The documents are numbered consecutively 1-209.
This volume corresponds in structure to C-1.120, except that the letters and reports from Honowar have been filed with the Northern Karnataka stations in C-1.126. The documents are numbered consecutively 1-244.
This volume consists of the following sections: Field Executive Committee (52 documents); District Executive Committee for South Mahratta (45); Dharwad (17); Hubli (14); [Gadag] Betgeri (31); Guledagudda (11); Bijapur (4); Honowar (10). …
This volume corresponds in structure to the first part of C-1.137, consisting of sections for the Malabar District Executive Conference (55 documents); Cannanore (15); Talatscheri (40) and Chombala (11). It is numbered through and consists of…
This volume corresponds in structure to the second part of C-1.137, consisting of sections for Calicut (71 documents); Codacal (25); Waniyankulam (13); Palghat (8); Keti (45); Kotageri (18). The documents in C-1.140 and C-1.141 are…
This volume corresponds in structure to C-1.140, except that in this year Calicut has been included in the first volume of Malabar correspondence, rather than the second. It is numbered through and contains 156 documents.
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