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Page 99
The domestic servants received two to three rupees a month provided they themselves managed their food and clothing . Where the master provided food for the servant but not clothing , the monthly wages varied from half a rupee to one ...
The domestic servants received two to three rupees a month provided they themselves managed their food and clothing . Where the master provided food for the servant but not clothing , the monthly wages varied from half a rupee to one ...
Page 105
A boy of sixteen belonging to this class sold at from twelve to twenty rupees , while a girl of eight or ten cost from five to fifteen rupees . * Usually a man and his wife , provided they belonged to the same master were not sold ...
A boy of sixteen belonging to this class sold at from twelve to twenty rupees , while a girl of eight or ten cost from five to fifteen rupees . * Usually a man and his wife , provided they belonged to the same master were not sold ...
Page 303
On the contrary , the price of rice somewhat fell off , its value in 1839-40 being even less than one rupee and a half ... The value of 95,861 maunds of indigo in 1837-38 was 1,12,47,681 rupees while that of 1,19,842 maunds in 1839-40 ...
On the contrary , the price of rice somewhat fell off , its value in 1839-40 being even less than one rupee and a half ... The value of 95,861 maunds of indigo in 1837-38 was 1,12,47,681 rupees while that of 1,19,842 maunds in 1839-40 ...
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Oxon | 106 |
JOURNAL | 112 |
Labour in Early Nineteenth Century Bihar By Hari Ranjan | 297 |
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| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volumes 32-33 |
| Author | Bihar Research Society |
| Publisher | Bihar Research Society., 1946 |
| Original from | University of California, Berkeley |
| Digitized | 1 Nov 2019 |
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