Beast and Man in India. J. G. Kipling (Macmillan: 1891).
Mother India. Katherine Mayo (Cape: 1927).
Father India. C. S. Ranga Jyer (Selwyn & Blount: 1927).
An Indian Journey. Waldemar Bonsels (Allen & Unwin: 1929).
The Myth of the Mystic East. R. H. Elliot (Blackwoods: 1934).
The Legacy of India. G. T. Garratt (O.U.P.: 1937).
India of the Princes. Rosita Forbes (The Book Club: 1939).
The Discovery of India. Jawaharlal Nehru (London: 1946).
Religion and Society Among the Coorgs of South India. M. N. Srinivas (O.U.P.: 1952).
The Other Mind: A Study of Dance in South India. Beryl de Zoete (Gollancz: 1953).
Just Half a World Away. Jean Lyon (Hutchinson: 1955).
A History of South India. Nilakanta Sastri (O.U.P.: 1955).
India. Madeleine Biardeau (Vista Books: 1960).
Hinduism. K. M. Sen (Penguin Books: 1961).
Caste in India. J. H. Hutton (O.U.P.: 1963).
Marriage and Family in India. K. M. Kapadia (O.U.P.: 1963).
India. Taya Zinkin (Thames & Hudson: 1965).
The Continent of Circe. N. C. Chaudhuri (Chatto & Windus: 1965).
The Crisis of India. Ronald Segal (Cape: 1965).
Purity and Danger. Mary Douglas (Routledge & Kegan Paul: 1966).
A History of India (2 vols.). Romila Thapar and Percival Spear (Pelican Books: 1966).
The Kodavas. B. D. Ganapathy (Privately published, Mangalore 1967).
A Special India. James Halliday (Chatto & Windus: 1968).
India from Curzon to Nehru and After. Durga Das (Collins: 1969).
The British Image of India. Allen Greenberger (O.U.P.: 1969).
Life Without Birth. Stanley Johnson (Heinemann: 1970).
Basic Writings of S. Radhakrishnan (E. P. Dutton: 1970).
Portrait of India. Ved Mehta (Weidenfeld & Nicolson: 1970).
The Speaking Tree. Richard Lannoy (O.U.P.: 1971).
Delusions and Discoveries. Benita Parry (Allen Lane: 1972).
Witness to an Era. Frank Moraes (Weidenfeld & Nicolson: 1973).
Journey to Gorakhpur. John Moffit (Sheldon Press: 1973).
Into India. John Keay (John Murray: 1973).
India 1973 (Published by Ministry of Information, Government of India).
Murray’s Handbook to India, Pakistan, Burma, Ceylon (21st Edition).
The Penguin Bhagavad Gita, translated by Juan Mascaro.