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The Land Revenue of Bombay: A History of its Administration, Rise, and Progress provides an in-depth examination of the land revenue systems that governed Bombay during British colonial rule. Alexander Rogers meticulously documents the historical development, administrative frameworks, and progressive reforms that shaped the region’s fiscal policies.
This second edition offers scholars, historians, and students invaluable insights into how land revenue administration functioned in one of India’s most important commercial centers. The work traces the evolution from early systems through various administrative phases, highlighting key policies and their socioeconomic impacts. Rogers’ detailed analysis includes information on revenue collection methods, governmental structures, and the interaction between colonial authorities and local populations.
An essential reference for understanding Bombay’s economic history and the mechanics of British colonial administration in India.
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