
Sidney and Beatrice Webb, the Fabian socialists who founded the London School of Economics and the New Statesman, traveled extensively in India for four months in 1911-12. During this period, they recorded their observations in a diary kept by Beatrice. Remaining virtually unnoticed...

Sidney and Beatrice Webb travelled extensively in India for four months in 1911-12, recording their experiences and impressions in a detailed diary. This document, virtually unnoticed and forgotten for seventy-five years, is here published for the first time, taking its place...