Uncover the intricate roots of the Indian Revolt of 1857 in this essential exploration of nineteenth-century colonialism. Amit Kumar Gupta meticulously details how British policies, from stringent land revenue to agrarian reforms, fueled widespread discontent, transforming a sepoy mutiny into a popular uprising across India. Delve into the economic immiseration and social upheaval caused by industrial Britain’s colonial agenda. This scholarly work, drawing on rare archival sources, is a vital read for students and researchers of modern Indian history and politics, offering profound insights into colonial India’s transformative struggles.