Bernardus Houghton

Bernardus Houghton fuit alumnus Collegii Trinitatis Eblanensis.

When the English step by step advanced across the Indian sub-continent and welded to their empire its teeming plains, they achieved not a revolution but a conquest. Neither in its origin nor in its framework did the new polity differ in any essential point from those it superseded.

– Bernard Houghton, Bureaucratic Government

• Essay on the Language of the Southern Chins and its Affinities (Rangoon: Superintendent of Government Printing, 1892)
• "Professor Sayce and the Burmese language" in Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society (1893)
• "The Kudos of Katha and their Vocabulary" in India Antiquary vol. 22 (1893) pp. 129-136
• "Short vocabulary of Red Karen" in Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society (1894)
• "Kami vocabularies" in Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society (1895) pp. 111-138
• "Tibeto-Burmese palaeontology" in Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society (1896)
• "The Arakanese dialect of the Burman language" in Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society (1897) pp. 453-461
• Bureaucratic Government: a study in Indian polity (1913) Paginae selectae
• The Issue in India (Madras: Tagore, c. 1920?)
• Reform or Revolution (1921) Textus interretialis
• The Mind of the Indian Government (Madras: Ganesh, 1922) Textus interretialis
• Food, Mind, and Health (Madras: Ganesan, 1943 [reimpressum?])

• Vita apud situm genealogicum

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