Cover -- Copyright -- Title Page -- Contents -- A Note on the Author -- A Note on References -- Preface -- Part 1. Life and Works: An Overview -- 1.1 Paul Mark Scott, 1920-78 -- 1.2 Work to 1964 -- 1.3 The Raj Quartet and Staying On, 1964-77 -- Part 2. Facts, Fictions, and Verisimilitude: Representing the British Raj -- 2.1 Geography -- 2.2 History -- 2.3 Biography -- Part 3. 'Coming to the end of themselves as they were': Witnessing Imperial Decay -- 3.1 The Civil -- 3.2 The Military -- Part 4. 'There's nothing I can do': Embodying Personal Nullity -- 4.1 Edwina Crane -- 4.2 Daphne Manners -- 4.3 Barbie Batchelor -- 4.4 Sarah Layton -- Part 5. 'I've put it badly': Class and Silence -- 5.1 Neo-Puritanism and the 'Split Century', 1850-1950 -- 5.2 Ronald Merrick as Antagonist -- 5.3 Ronald Merrick as Protagonist -- Part 6. Dreams, Nightmares, & Realpolitik: Representing India (and Pakistan) -- 6.1 Mohammed Ali Kasim, Gandhi-ji, and the Congress -- 6.2 Sayed Kasim, Jinnah, and the Muslim League -- 6.3 Ahmed Kasim, Pandit Baba, and the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh -- 6.4 Hari Kumar as Good and Unknown Indian -- 6.5 Tusker and Lucy Smalley: Staying On -- Appendix 1: Granada TV's adaptations of Scott -- Appendix 2: Critics' Corner and Further Reading -- Bibliography -- Works by Paul Scott -- Works on Paul Scott -- Works on Anglo-/India -- MAP -- Insights.