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The Finances And Public Works Of India: From 1869 to 1881 is a scholarly examination of India’s economic and infrastructural development during a pivotal period of colonial administration. Written by Richard Strachey and John Strachey, this work provides an in-depth analysis of the financial policies, budgetary allocations, and major public works projects undertaken during this twelve-year span.
The book details the investment in India’s railway systems, irrigation projects, roads, and other critical infrastructure that characterized this era. It offers valuable insights into the fiscal management strategies employed by colonial authorities and their impact on India’s economic structure. The authors present comprehensive data, statistics, and administrative records that illuminate the relationship between financial planning and public development.
This historical document serves as an essential resource for understanding colonial India’s economic policies, development priorities, and the long-term consequences of these infrastructure investments on Indian society and economy.
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