Cotton and Famine in Berar 1850-1900
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Cotton and Famine in Berar 1850-1900

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  • ISBN-13: 9788173041600
  • Publisher: Manohar
  • Publisher Imprint: Manohar
  • ISBN-10: 8173041601
  • Publisher Date: 1997

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Weight 0.5 kg

16 reviews for Cotton and Famine in Berar 1850-1900

  1. Ishika Arya –

    Well-researched, but the structure could be better. I sometimes lost the thread.

  2. Gowri Krishna V R –

    This book really highlights the impact of British policies. A powerful and disturbing read.

  3. Diksha Munjal –

    Okay, but I expected more analysis of the social impact. Too focused on economics.

  4. Zinnia Sanfui –

    The level of detail is impressive, though at times overwhelming. I feel like I learned a lot!

  5. Mayank Sharma –

    Excellent research! Really sheds light on the complexities of the famine. Highly recommended for history buffs.

  6. Rohit Soni –

    A fascinating study of a critical period. The author does a great job connecting the dots.

  7. Antra Kumari –

    While the topic is crucial, the writing style is a bit dry. I wish it was more engaging.

  8. Tushar Choudhary –

    A detailed look at a difficult period. Heavy on the economics, but important to understand the human cost.

  9. Himanshu Shekhar –

    A bit academic for a casual reader, but still worthwhile.

  10. Abhay Virmani –

    Good, but requires some background knowledge to fully appreciate.

  11. Vaibhav Singh –

    A sobering read. The author clearly knows their stuff.

  12. Hemant Kumar –

    Offers a unique perspective on the famine. A valuable contribution to the field.

  13. Tushar Goyal –

    The book was informative, but quite dense. I struggled with some of the jargon.

  14. Jahanvi –

    Provides a comprehensive analysis. A must-read for anyone studying colonial India.

  15. Srishti Sharma –

    Dense and slow-paced, but ultimately rewarding. The insights are worth the effort.

  16. Tridibesh Mukhopadhyay –

    Important historical work. The connections between cotton production and famine were eye-opening.

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