The Queen's Daughters in IndiaBushnell, Katharine C. (Katharine Caroline)
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The Queen's Daughters in India
Bushnell, Katharine C. (Katharine Caroline)
Prostitution -- India; Women -- India -- Conduct of life; Women -- India -- Social conditions
The following changes to the original text have been made for clarity
or consistency:
The title "Commander-in-chief" changed to "Commander-in-Chief"
throughout to match the formal title used in original documents.
Page xi - "Anglo Indian" changed to "Anglo-Indian" in CONTENTS.
Page 42 - the word "unbiassed" changed to "unbiased".
Page 87 - "the C.D. Acts" changed to "the C. D. Acts".
Page 103 - "prized C.D. Acts" changed to "prized C. D. Acts".
Page 107 - the text "World's W. C. T. U." changed to "World's W.C.T.U."
* Notes
The words "bazar" and "bazaar" appear throughout the text. The authors
normally use "bazaar" in their narrative while the facsimile copies of
Army documents in Appendix A show both spellings being used.
Appendix A (pages 114-121) is a transcription of the facsimiles of
original documents. The resulting text has been slightly reformatted
to fit within a page width of 72 characters but retains the general
layout of the original documents along with their inconsistent spelling.
In regard to this latter point the following issues are noted:
Page 117 - "his Excellency" is inconsistent with other references
to "His Excellency" in the same document.
Page 118 - the word "insistance" rather than "insistence" is used.
Appendix C (pages 124-127) uses the word "retractation". This is
correct in the context in which it is used. It is a rarely used
noun, defined in the GNU version of the Collaborative International
Dictionary of English as meaning "the act of retracting what has been
said; recantation."
* Changes to Footnotes
The footnotes have been re-indexed using numbers and collected
together at the end of each chapter.
* Variations in Spelling
The following variations of a word, rank or descriptive term are
present in the original text and have been retained. The variations
occur because the authors use one spelling in their narrative but
retain any different spelling which occurs in text that they quote:
"bazaar" and "bazar"
"Hindoo" and "Hindus"
"Lieut-General" and "Lieut.-Gen."
"memoranda", "memorandums" and "memorandum"
"Mohammedan" and "Mohamedun"
"smallpox" and "small-pox"
"today" and "to-day"
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Elizabeth W. Andrew and Katharine C. Bushnell
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