द ब्यूटीफुल ट्री: १८वीं सदी में भारत की स्वदेशी गुरुकुल शिक्षा (धर्मपाल)

Table: 10: INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER LEARNING ACCORDING TO POST-1800 OTHER SOURCES
WITH ADAM'S OBSERVATIONS
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District or place Population Hindoo Muslim Institutions of Higher Learning mentioned in
Estimate* Ratio Post-1800 accounts with Adam's observations

Dinajpur (p.16) 30,00,000 (1808) 3 to 7 Buchanan: 16; Adam: some mistake as Districts
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Purnea (p.16) 14,50,000 (1801) 57 to 47 Buchanan: 119
29,04,380 (1810)
Calcutta (p.17) 2,00,000 (1822) Ward: (1818): 28, Scholars: 173
(Approx.)
Nuddea (p.17) 7,64,430 (1802) 11 to 5 Ward: (1818) 31, Scholars: 747, Logic, Law.
(p.78) H.H. Wilson: (1820): 25, Scholars 500-600
(p.79) Authorities: (1816) 46, Scholars: 380
(i) Koomaru Hutta (p.81) Ward: 7-8
(ii) Bhatpara (p.81) Ward: 7-8
24 Pergunnahs (p.22) 16,25,000 (1801) Hamilton: (1801): 190
(i) Juyunugor (p.22) Ward: 17-18
(ii) Mujilee Pooroo (p.22) Ward: 17-18
(iii) Andolee (p.22) Ward: 10-12
Midnapore (pp. 50-51) 15,00,000 (1801) 6 to 1 Hamilton: None, Adam: 40
Cuttack (Puri) (p.54) 12,96,365 10 to 1 Stirling: Principal Street of 'Maths'
Hugly (pp. 57-58) 10,00,000 (1801) 3 to 1 Ward: (1818), Hamilton: (1801): 150, Law
(i) Vansariya Logic: 12-14
(ii) Triveni :7-8
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