The economic history of India under early British rule. From the rise of the British power in 1757 to the accession of Queen Victoria in 1837.

Einband leicht berieben. - growth of the empire -- inland trade of bengal, 1757-65 -- lord clive and his successors in bengal, 1765-72 -- warren hastings in bengal, 1772-85 lord cornwallis and the zemindari settlement in bengal, 1785-93 -- farming of revenues in madras, 1763-85 -- old and new possessions in madras, i785-1807 -- village communities or individual tenants? a debate in madras, 1807-20 -- munro and the rtotwari settlement in madras, 1820-27 -- lord wellesley and conquests in northern india, 1795-1815 -- lord hastings and the mahalwari settlement in northern india, 1815-22 -- economic condition of southern india, 1800 -- economic condition of northern india, 1808-15 -- decline of industries, 1793-1813 -- state op industries, 1813-35 -- external trade, 1813-35 -- internal trade, canals and railroads, 1813-35 -- administrative failures, �3-1815 -- administrative reforms and lord william bentinck, 1815-35 -- elphinstone in bombay, 1817-27 -- w1ngate and the rtotwari settlement in bombay, 1827-35 -- bird and the new settlement in northern india, 1822-35 -- finance and the economic drain, 1793-1837 -- accession of queen victoria-famine of 1837.