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CONTENTS
chap			page
I.		The Argument		5-11
II.		The Family and Early Days of Bábar		12-16
III.		Bábar conquers Kábul		17-25
IV.		Bábar's Invasions of India		26-34
V.		The Position of Bábar in Hindustán		35-49
VI.		Humáyún and the Early Days of Akbar		50-59
VII.		Humáyún invades India. His Death		60-64
VIII.		Akbar's Fight for his Father's Throne		65-71
IX.		General Condition of India in the Middle of the Sixteenth Century		72-80
X.		The Tutelage under Bairám Khán		81-90
XI.		Chronicle of the Reign		91-145
XII.		The Principles and Internal Administration of Akbar		146-200
		Index		201-204
NOTE
The orthography of proper names follows the system adopted by the Indian Government for the Imperial Gazetteer of India. That system, while adhering to the popular spelling of very well-known places, such as Punjab, Lucknow, etc., employs in all other cases the vowels with the following uniform sounds:— a, as in woman : á, as in land : i, as in police : í, as in intrigue : o, as in cold : u, as in bull, ú, as in sure : e, as in grey.