Historicity

Historical readings on the Anglican scholastic heritage are rather limited. Furthermore, a study of this nature focusing principally on the city of Pune, is even more difficult to find. Heritage is all around us; it can be found in our environs, in traditional practices, in monuments, which in entirety become a part of life.

• Anglican
• scholastic heritage
• imperial charm and architecture
• City and Cantonment.

1. 1. Adams, N. L & Adams, D. M., An Examination of Some Forces Affecting English, 1971[1][8]
2. 2. J.P.Naik and S Nurullah, A History of Education in India, New Delhi 1974[2]
3. 3. Hayden J. A. Bellenoit,’Missionary Education, Religion and Knowledge in India, c.1880-1915, St Anthony’s College, University of Oxford [3]
4. 4. B.T. McCully, English Education and the Origins of Indian Nationalism, New York, 1940[4]
5. 5. Christopher Tadgell, The History of Architecture in India, Phiadon Press, 1994[5]
6. 6. Article by American- Indian architect and planner, Christopher Benninger’s article, ‘Death and life of a great Indian city’, appeared in Sunday Mirror, 25 July 2010.[6]