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| The Train To Simla | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Basic Materials | |
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| Historical Maps | |
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| India 1945: Major Cities, Rivers, and Princely States | |
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| Muslims as a Percentage of the Total Population Of India, 1931 | |
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| The Historical Moment: June 1945 | |
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| Special Rules: Departures From The Historical Context | |
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| Omission of Lord Wavell | |
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| Inclusion of the Nizam of Hyderabad and the Maharaja of Kashmir | |
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| Inclusion of the Hindu Mahasabha | |
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| Inclusion of the Communist Party Leadership | |
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| Inclusion of Indeterminates | |
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| Duration of the Simla Conference | |
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| Roles | |
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| Suggested Role Distribution | |
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| British Governor(s) General | |
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| Members of the INC: The Congress Party | |
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| Representatives of the Muslim League | |
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| Adherents of Mohandas Gandhi | |
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| The Nizam of Hyderabad, a Muslim Prince | |
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| The Maharaja of Kashmir | |
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| Representative of the Sikhs | |
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| Dr. B. R. Ambedkar, Untouchable Leader | |
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| Representative of the Hindu Mahasabha | |
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| Leader of the Communist Party of India | |
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| Various Indeterminates | |
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| Follower of Badshah Khan (Pashtun, North-West Frontier Province) | |
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| Basic Game Rules | |
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| Victory Objectives | |
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| Tactics and Weapons | |
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| Technical: Access to the Podium | |
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| Nonviolent Protests and "Direct Action" | |
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| Civil War | |
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| Likely Electoral Strength | |
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| "Reserved Seats" Versus "Restricted Electorate" | |
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| Electoral Simplicity | |
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| Fundamental Considerations | |
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| Schedule of Assignments and Class Activities | |
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| First Class: Historical Background | |
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| Ancient Origins of Indian Civilization | |
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| Second and Third Classes: Primary Sources | |
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| Sources of Indian Tradition, Volume 2 | |
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| Major Documents | |
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| Fourth Class: Quiz | |
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| Sample Questions: India's Search for National Identity | |
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| Sample Questions: Sources of Indian Tradition, Volume 2 | |
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| Written Assignments | |
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| India: A Chronology | |
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| India's Population | |
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| Principle Events | |
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| India: An Essential History | |
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| 1757: British East India Company Defeats Mughals | |
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| 1857: The Sepoy Mutiny | |
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| 1858: Government of India Act: British Direct Rule Commences | |
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| 1885: INC (Congress) Founded | |
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| Tilak: A Hindu Revival | |
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| Militant Muslims | |
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| 1905: Partition of Bengal | |
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| 1906: Muslim League Founded | |
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| World War I | |
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| 1919: Gandhi Arrives in India; The Amritsar Massacre | |
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| 1919-1924: Khilafat Movement | |
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| 1922: Gandhi Halts Nationwide Civil Disobedience | |
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| 1930: Gandhi's Salt March, The Beginning of Second Civil Disobedience Campaign | |
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| 1935: Government of India Act | |
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| 1937: Provincial Elections, Congress Wins | |
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| 1940: Jinnah Calls for a Muslim State | |
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| Glossary | |
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| Major Documents | |
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| Mahatma Gandhi's Statement on Satyagraha (1919) | |
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| On Hindu-Muslim Relations | |
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| Muslim Resolutions at Dacca, 30 December 1906 | |
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| M. A. Jinnah: Presidential Address, Patna Session of the Muslim League, December 1938 | |
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| Jinnah: Speech before the Assembly of the Muslim League, Lahore, 1940 | |
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| Gandhi: Extracts from the Collected Works | |
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| Nehru: Against Pakistan | |
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| Maulana Azad: Against Pakistan | |
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| V. D. Savarkar's Presidential Address at the 20th Session of the All-India Hindu Mahasabha, 1938 | |
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| Gandhi: On Assam and Grouping Proposal | |
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| 15 December 1946 | |
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| On the Untouchables | |
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| B. R. Ambedkar on the Depressed Classes, at the Indian Round Table Conference, 1 January 1931 | |
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| Excerpts from Gandhi and Gandhism | |
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| On the Future of the Indian Economy | |
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| Jawaharlal Nehru's Presidential Address at the Lucknow Session of the National Congress, 12 April 1936 (Pro Socialism) | |
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| Report on the Gandhi-Inspired Wardha Education Scheme, 1939 | |
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| The Communist Party of India | |
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| The Hindu Mahasabha's Economic Plan, 1931 | |
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| Embree, India's Search for National Identity | |
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| Preface to the Revised Edition | |
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| Introduction | |
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| One Great Nation? | |
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| Origins of Indian Nationalism | |
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| Profile: 1880s | |
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| Voices of India | |
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| First Responses to the West | |
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| Role of Regional Languages | |
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| Nationalist Organizations | |
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| Ilbert Bill | |
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| B. G. Tilak | |
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| Muslim Movements | |
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| Search for a Center | |
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| Curzon Era | |
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| New Radicalism | |
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| Muslim League | |
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| Constitutional Reforms | |
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| Revival of Nationalist Activity | |
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| The Emergence of Gandhi | |
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| Reactions to the Rowlatt Acts | |
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| Khilafat Movement | |
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| Non-Cooperation Movement | |
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| Non-Cooperation Begins | |
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| Civil Disobedience | |
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| Gandhi's Arrest | |
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| The Politics of Right Mistakes | |
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| India's International Status | |
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| Division in the Nationalist Movement | |
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| First Demand for Independence | |
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| Hindu-Muslim Relations | |
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| Renewal of Nationalist Activity | |
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| 1935 India Act | |
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| New Strength of the Muslim League | |
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| End and Beginning | |
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| Bargaining for Independence | |
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| Two-Nation Concept | |
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| Allied Pressure | |
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| Cripps Mission | |
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| "Quit India" Resolution | |
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| Negotiations for Independence | |
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| Partition | |
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| Recommended Reading | |
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| General Studies | |
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| Specialized Studies | |
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| Biographical Studies | |