Agrarian economy of the Bombay deccan 1818 - 1941

By:

"Guha, Sumit"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Delhi; Oxford University Press; 1985Description: 215pSubject(s):

Agrarian economy

DDC classification:

330.954 Guh

Summary: This book is a revised version of a thesis presented for the PH.D. degree of Cambridge University in 1981. I am grateful to Dr C.A. Bayly, my supervisor at Cambridge, for guiding my work. I was enabled to go to Cambridge by the award of an Inlaks Foundation Scholarship. My work was also assisted by two grants from the Smuts Memorial Fund and one from the Cambridge Historical Society.

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This book is a revised version of a thesis presented for the PH.D. degree of Cambridge University in 1981. I am grateful to Dr C.A. Bayly, my supervisor at Cambridge, for guiding my work. I was enabled to go to Cambridge by the award of an Inlaks Foundation Scholarship. My work was also assisted by two grants from the Smuts Memorial Fund and one from the Cambridge Historical Society.

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