Indian Independence and British Parliament 1947: Volume I

If India was a jewel in the British Crown then, logically, no event could be more momentous than the end of the British Rule in India.

It is obvious that the end of the British Raj in India is a subject which has few rivals in terms of interest and importance.

No wonder that so many books have been written on this subject. But none had informed the readers of the actual contents of the Parliamentary Debates relating to Indian Independence Act. This is what this book does. The declassified archives have been made public for the first time and the editor's preface gives a provoking, although controversial, perspective.