DODWELL, Henry Herbert. 1879 — Chertsey, Surrey 13.6.1946. British Historian. Educated in Thame, studies at St.John’s (Oxford), graduated 1908 and joined Indian Educational Service, retired 1922. In 1922-46 Professor of History and Culture of the British Dominions in Asia at S.O.A.S. Married 1908 Lily May Mason, four children.
Publications: Dupleix and Clive. 19+277 p. L. 1920.
– A Sketch of the History of India from 1858 to 1918. 8+326 p. L. 1925.
– The Nabobs of Madras. 10+263 p. L. 1926.
– Ed. Warren Hastings’ Letters to Sir John Macpherson. 218 p. L. 1927.
– Ed. Cambridge History of India. 5. British India 1497–1858. 22+683 p. Cambridge 1929, and 6. The Indian Empire, 1858–1918. 24+660 p. Cambridge 1930.
– Calendar of the Madras Despatches, 1754–1765. 468 p. Madras 1930.
– The Founder of Modern Egypt: a Study of Muhammed Ali. 276 p. Cambridge 1931.
– Ed. The Cambridge Shorter History of India. 21+970 p. Cambridge 1934 (written by J. Allan, W. Haig and himself).
– India. 1-2. Modern States Series 9-10. L. 1936.
Sources: Wikipedia only briefly, no further sources found, except about his books.
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