Abstract
List of figures List of maps List of tables Acknowledgements Glossary Introduction 1. White peril: law and lawlessness in early colonial India 2. Citizens, subjects and subjection to law: codification and the legal construction of racial difference 3. 'Indian human nature': evidence, experts, and the elusive pursuit of truth 4. 'One scale of justice for the planter and another for the coolie': law and violence on the Assam tea plantations 5. 'A judicial scandal': the imperial conscience and the race against empire Conclusion Bibliography Index.
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