Papers Relating To The Cultivation Of Indigo In The Presidency Of Bengal, 1860

This volume provides a fascinating glimpse into the history of indigo cultivation in colonial India and its economic and social impact on the region. Drawing on a range of sources, including government reports, correspondence, and statistical data, this collection highlights the challenges faced by farmers, the debates around labor practices, and the complex relationships between British colonial officials, Indian elites, and local communities.

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