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20 Crooke, W. : E.R.E., Vo!. 6, p. 698; Hutton, pp. 224-5
21 Max Weber, p. 22
22 Ibid, p. 24
23 Ibid, p. 23
24 Ibid.
25 Ibid, p. 27
26 Ibid
27 Barth, A. : The Religions of India, trans. by Rev. J. Wood, p.153
28 Max Weber, p. 24
29 Bharatiya, Vol. ii, pp. 425, 450
30 Kennedy, J. : J.R.A.S. (1907), p. 972.
31 Tara Chand : The Influence of Islam on Indian Culture, p. 5
32 Bharatiya, Vol. ii, p. 456-458
33 Ibid, p. 458
34 Max Weber, : p. 18
35 Hutton, pp. 115, 129; Senart, pp. 51-2
CHAPTER 4
The Caste Ideology, its Ideologues and the Institutions
1 Max Weber, p. 144
2 Ibid
2a Mahabharata, XII, 2295, 2297 (Muir, J.: I.A., Vol 6, p. 252)
3 Muir, : J.R.A.S. (1866), p. 281
4 Max Weber, p. 122
5 Manu, ix, 317, 319
6 Hutton, p. 122
7 Max Weber, p. 29
8 Manu, VIII, 413-414
9 Abbe Dubois, p. 49
10 Muir, J. : J.R.A.S. (1866), p. 260
11 Barth, M.A.: I.A., Vol. 23, p. 360: Phear, J.B.: l.A.,Vol. 4. (1875).
12 Ya’jnik, J.U.:J.R.A.S.B. (1872), pp. 100-102; Phear, J.B.: I.A., Vol,
4, (1875)
13 Phear, J.B.: l.A., Vol. 4, (1875), p. 123
14 Ibid
15 Ibid. p. 124