A. M. T. Jackson

Arthur Mason Tippetts Jackson (1866 – 21 December 1909) was a British officer in Indian Civil Services. He was a learned Indologist and a historian. He contributed many papers on Indian history, books on folklore and culture and was popularly known as Pandit Jackson.^[1]^[2] He was the Magistrate of Nasik^[1] when he was murdered by Anant Kanhere and the trial in the case led to the arrest and deportation of Vinayak Damodar Savarkar.

^ ^a ^b Militant nationalism in India and its socio-religious background, 1897-1917 by Bimanbehari Majumdar, published by General Printers & Publishers, 1966, pp. 94 & 147
^ The Sacred books of the Hindus, Volume 18, Part 1 By Baman Das Basu, pp. 5

[Bimanbehari_Majumdar_1966,_pp._94_&_147-1] Militant nationalism in India and its socio-religious background, 1897-1917 by Bimanbehari Majumdar, published by General Printers & Publishers, 1966, pp. 94 & 147

[2] The Sacred books of the Hindus, Volume 18, Part 1 By Baman Das Basu, pp. 5

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