Plain Tales from the Raj: Images of British India in the Twentieth Century

Anglo-Indian attitude ayah barracks bearer Bengal Bombay born British Raj British soldier bungalow Calcutta camp cavalry Christmas civil Claude Auchinleck club dance dinner district drink England English European father felt girls Gurkha hills Hindu horse hot weather husband Ian Stephens Indian Army Indian Civil Service Iris Portal John Morris John Rivett-Carnac joined jungle Kenneth Kenneth Warren knew lady left India lived looked married Meerut memsahib mess military morning native never night parade Penderel Moon Percival Griffiths Peshawar Philip Mason played police political polo pony pukka Punjab railway recalls regiment Reginald Savory remember ride rifle round rupees Rupert Mayne sahib senior servants shooting shot Sikhs Simla snake sort Spike Milligan sport station thing thought told took topee tour troops up-country Urdu verandah Vere Birdwood Vernede Viceroy village wife wives women young