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This comprehensive work by Surendra Nath Sen explores the early career of Kanhoji Angria, a pivotal figure in Indian maritime history. The book delves into Angria’s rise as a naval commander and his strategic importance during a transformative period in coastal India.
The collection includes multiple scholarly papers that examine Angria’s military campaigns, administrative policies, and political relationships with contemporary powers. Sen’s meticulous research provides valuable perspectives on naval warfare, piracy suppression, and territorial control along the western coast of India.
These papers contribute significantly to understanding the socio-political dynamics of the 17th and 18th centuries, offering readers insights into colonial-era Indian history, maritime commerce, and the evolution of naval power in the Arabian Sea region.
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