The Making of Agrarian Policy in British India, 1770-1900Burton Stein This is a collection of important essays on the formation of agrarian policy in British India. |
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A Paper on the Land Revenue of India | 33 |
Retreat from Permanent Settlement and Shift towards | 65 |
The Land Revenue Systems of the NorthWestern | 84 |
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