India for the Indians, and for England 

India for the Indians, and for England by William Digby is a powerful critique of British colonial rule, advocating for Indian self-governance and justice. Written from a British perspective, it argues compellingly for the moral and practical necessity of ending British control and recognizing India's right to self-rule. The book stands as a significant contribution to 19th-century Indian nationalism and colonial resistance, challenging the legitimacy of British imperialism while calling for fair treatment and autonomy for the Indian people.