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Bengal Ms. Records is an essential scholarly resource documenting official correspondence of the Board of Revenue in Calcutta during a critical period of British colonial administration in India. This second volume focuses on the years 1794 to 1797, presenting a carefully selected collection of 14,136 letters with comprehensive analytical indexing.
Sir William Wilson Hunter, a distinguished historian and administrator, provides valuable historical context through his dissertation, illuminating the administrative, economic, and social conditions of Bengal during the late 18th century. The work serves as a primary source for researchers studying colonial India, British governance structures, and economic policies of the period.
The detailed index and systematic organization of correspondence make this hardcover edition an indispensable reference for historians, academic institutions, and colonial history enthusiasts seeking authentic documentation of this transformative era in Indian history.
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