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The Bombay City Police: A Historical Sketch, 1672-1916 is a detailed examination of the development and organization of police forces in Bombay during the colonial period. S. M. Edwardes provides an authoritative account of how law enforcement evolved from its early origins in 1672 to the early 20th century.
This historical work documents the institutional changes, administrative structures, and key developments that shaped policing in Bombay. It covers the transformation of security systems under British colonial rule, the establishment of formal police departments, and the challenges faced in maintaining order in a rapidly growing urban center.
Essential for historians, researchers, and those interested in colonial Indian history and the development of modern law enforcement institutions, this book offers valuable insights into governance, crime prevention, and social order in historical Bombay.
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