Papers Relating to the Revision of the Rates of Assessment on the Expiration of the First Settlement in the Old Inda'pur, Bhimthari, Pa'bal, and Haveli Talukas of the Poona Collectorate


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The Agrarian Economy of the Bombay Deccan, 1818-1941


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Studies of Indian economic development have in large part concentrated on the role of British imperial intervention in the region. This book, while attaching due importance to the effects of British rule, focuses on other economic factors, such as agricultural techniques and the land-man ratio, to analyze the agrarian history of the Bombay Deccan.




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The English Utilitarians and India


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In contrast with the tendency to regard the Utilitarians primarily as exponents of a moral theory, Stokes here focuses on their claim to have developed a practical science of society. He discusses James Mill's influence as the London head of the Indian administration, Macaulay's Benthamite reforms as Law Member, and Fitzjames Stephen's significance in the passage of utilitarianism into imperialism.