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Hardbound. Condición: As New. Reprint. Contents 1. Introductory. 2. The Mahseer. 3. The natural history of the Mahseer. 4. Circumventing the Mahseer. 5. Spinning for Mahseer. 6. How when and where to fish for Mahseer. 7. Fly fishing for Mahseer. 8. Gram fishing for Mahseer. 9. Live bait fishing for Mahseer. 10. Paste baiting for Mahseer and others. 11. The Carnatic carp. 12. Smaller fly takers. 13. Bottom fishing for Labeo. 14. Freshwater sharks. 15. The Seetul Batchwa and others. 16. The Murral. 17. Eels. 18. Fishing in estuaries. 19. Fishing on Hill Sanatoria. 20. Rod and tackle. 21. Fishing gear and other small beer. 22. The tame otter. 23. Spawning. 24. Stocking ponds. 25. Miscellaneous. 26. Fishing localities. The book gives straightforward advice on tackle bait knots and the preparations which lead to efficient angling and a better catch. The book is aimed at naturalists and sportsmen alike and presents in simple language the natural history of fishes found in India. The author has attempted to impart a love of Natural History to fishermen and to gain amongst them more friends and coadjutors for Pisciculture in India. The book is considered to be a bible on Indian fishes and fishing in India. The author has given a detailed knowledge of most of the important fresh water and Estuarine Species of fish found on the Indian sub continent as well as an informative chapter on Tank Angling. The text is accompanied with ninety six illustrations to help you recognize easily what you have caught besides a chapter on fishing localities that one can go to experiences anyone can have and knowledge that can be put to good use. This book will fill the vacuum of the current dearth of good books on sport fishing. 436 pp.…

Paperback. Condición: As New. New. Contents Introduction National Security and Civil Military Relations. I. Military Institutions and the state Theoretical and historical perspectives 1. Officership as a profession. 2. The rise of the Military profession in western society. 3. The military mind conservative realism of the professional military ethic. 4. Power professionalism and ideology civil military relations in theory. 5. Germany and Japan civil military relations in practice. II. Military power in America the historical experience 1789 1940 6. The ideological constant the liberal society versus military professionalism. 7. The structural constant the conservative constitution versus civilian control. 8. The roots of the American military tradition before the Civil War. 9. The creation of the American Military profession. 10. The failure of the Neo Hamiltonian compromise 1890 1920. 11. The constancy of Interwar Civil Military Relations. III. The crisis of American civil military relations 1940 1955 12. World war II the alchemy of power. 13. Civil military relations in the Postwar decade. 14. The political roles of the joint chiefs. 15. The separation of powers and Cold War defense. 16. Departmental structure of civil military relations. 17. Toward a new equilibrium. Notes. Index. 534 pp.…

Hardbound. Condición: As New. New. Contents Foreword. Notice as to abbreviations. Introduction explaining the object of the book. I. General law 1. General notions regarding property. 2. Of separate rights of servitudes. 3. Of government property and its acquisition. II. The forest law 4. Of forest law in India. 5. The limitations to which rights of user are subject. 6. The procedure for constituting permanent forest estates. 7. Village forests. 8. Undivided or shared forests. 9. Control over private forests in certain cases. 10. Of rules made under the act. III. Criminal law as applied to the protection of forests and their produce in transit 11. Protection against natural calamities. 12. Protection against fire. 13. Protection against offences by human agency. 14. The application of the forest act to forest offences. 15. Application of the Penal code to forest offences. 16. General principles of criminal law relating to offences. 17. The legal principles of punishment. 18. The criminal procedure law (Sketch of the code). IV. The forest service 19. The legal organization of the forest service. V. The civil law as related to forest administration 20. The contract law in relation to forest business. 21. The stamp law and the registration law. 22. Civil procedure law. Note on the Court Fees Act. A classic on Indian forest law this book has been out of print for several decades. Baden Powell's notion of law and the need for its introduction for the effective management and preservation of forests formed the basis for the formulation and implementation of the Indian Forest Act as it exists today. The manual not only incorporates details of forest law and relevant sections of civil and criminal procedure codes but also documents important legal aspects of forest administration in India. Simple yet significant legal understanding of fundamental terms like ownership owner's right reserved forests wood right grazing rights etc is provided in a succinct style. The author discusses the issue of encroachment which is most relevant to modern times. Also included is a chapter dealing with the legal organization of the forest service in colonial India. 554 pp.…

Hardbound. Condición: As New. Reprint. Contents Vol. I. Dilleniaceae to Leguminosae (Papilionaceae) Introduction. 1. Dilleniaceae. 2. Magnoliaceae. 3. Anonaceae. 4. Capparidaceae. 5. Bixaceae. 6. Tamaricaceae. 7. Guttiferae. 8. Ternstroemiaceae. 9. Dipterocarpaceae. 10. Malvaceae. 11. Sterculiaceae. 12. Tiliaceae. 13. Rutaceae. 14. Simarubaceae. 15. Burseraceae. 16. Meliaceae. 17. Ilicineae. 18. Celastraceae. 19. Rhamnaceae. 20. Sapindaceae. 21. Anacardiaceae. 22. Moringaceae. 23. Leguminosae I. Papilionaceae. Index to scientific names volume I. Vol. II. Leguminosae (Caesalpinieae) to Verbenaceae 23. Leguminosae (contd.) II. Caesalpinieae. III. Mimoseae. 24. Rosaceae. 25. Hamamelidaceae. 26. Rhizophoraceae. 27. Combretaceae. 28. Myrtaceae. 29. Lythraceae. 30. Samydaceae. 31. Datiscaceae. 32. Cactaceae. 33. Rubiaceae. 34. Ericaceae. 35. Myrsinaceae. 36. Sapotaceae. 37. Ebenaceae. 38. Oleaceae. 39. Salvadoraceae. 40. Apocynaceae. 41. Asclepiadaceae. 42. Loganiaceae. 43. Boraginaceae. 44. Bignoniaceae. 45. Acanthaceae. 46. Verbenaceae. Index to scientific names volume II. Vol. III. Lauraceae to Coniferae 47. Lauraceae. 48. Proteaceae. 49. Thymelaeaceae. 50. Loranthaceae. 51. Santalaceae. 52. Euphorbiaceae. 53. Ulmaceae. 54. Moraceae. 55. Platanaceae. 56. Juglandaceae. 57. Casuarinaceae. 58. Betulaceae. 59. Fagaceae. 60. Salicaceae. 61. Palmae. 62. Gramineae (Tribe Bambuseae). 63. Coniferae. Index to vernacular names volumes I II and III. Index to English names. Index to scientific names. This seminal work in three volumes deals with the trees of India from a silvicultural point of view. In a vast country like India with an infinite variety of climates and forest types and a rich array of tree species silvicultural research is imperative to forest management. This book is the outcome of several years of research into silvicultural issues combined with observations recorded in many parts of India and Burma for a period of more than twenty years. The vast natural forests of India representing the greatest diversity of types and containing species exhibiting the utmost variation in silvicultural characters present problems of a most intricate kind the solution to which is impossible without a close study in each case of the ecological factors bearing on invasion succession and the struggle for existence. Successful forest management in India depends on strict attention to correct silvicultural details. This classic reference text by R.S. Troup is a big step in that direction. 1196 pp. …