Roger Jeffery is Professor of Sociology of South Asia at the University of Edinburgh.

• 1. Introduction – India in Edinburgh: 1750s to the Present 2. The Benefits to Edinburgh and Leith from East India Company Connections: c. 1725–c. 1834 3. Orientalist collecting of Indian Sculpture 4. India associations in Scotland’s National Galleries: From Tipu to the Trenches and Simla to Surrealism 5. A History of Indian collections at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh: In 22 Objects 6. The Skull Room: Craniological past of Edinburgh and India 7. Edinburgh Schools: Suppliers of Men for Imperial India in the long 19th century 8. Edinburgh University, the Indian Civil Service and the ‘Competition-Wallahs’ 9. Medical Education for Women in Edinburgh: The India Connection, 1869–1914 10. Afterword: An Indian in Edinburgh

Roger Jeffery is Professor of Sociology of South Asia at the University of Edinburgh.

• 1. Introduction – India in Edinburgh: 1750s to the Present 2. The Benefits to Edinburgh and Leith from East India Company Connections: c. 1725–c. 1834 3. Orientalist collecting of Indian Sculpture 4. India associations in Scotland’s National Galleries: From Tipu to the Trenches and Simla to Surrealism 5. A History of Indian collections at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh: In 22 Objects 6. The Skull Room: Craniological past of Edinburgh and India 7. Edinburgh Schools: Suppliers of Men for Imperial India in the long 19th century 8. Edinburgh University, the Indian Civil Service and the ‘Competition-Wallahs’ 9. Medical Education for Women in Edinburgh: The India Connection, 1869–1914 10. Afterword: An Indian in Edinburgh

Roger Jeffery is Professor of Sociology of South Asia at the University of Edinburgh.

• 1. Introduction – India in Edinburgh: 1750s to the Present 2. The Benefits to Edinburgh and Leith from East India Company Connections: c. 1725–c. 1834 3. Orientalist collecting of Indian Sculpture 4. India associations in Scotland’s National Galleries: From Tipu to the Trenches and Simla to Surrealism 5. A History of Indian collections at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh: In 22 Objects 6. The Skull Room: Craniological past of Edinburgh and India 7. Edinburgh Schools: Suppliers of Men for Imperial India in the long 19th century 8. Edinburgh University, the Indian Civil Service and the ‘Competition-Wallahs’ 9. Medical Education for Women in Edinburgh: The India Connection, 1869–1914 10. Afterword: An Indian in Edinburgh