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Contents
Nizamu1Mulk Asaf Jah I and the English | 3 |
French Influence in the Deccan | 18 |
AngloFrench Rivalry in the Deccan | 63 |
Nizam Ali Khan and the Cession of the Northern | 121 |
The Subsidiary Alliance | 145 |
Nawab Sikandar Jah and the Subsidiary Alliance | 187 |
Metcalfes Reforms | 237 |
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administration affairs Alam alliance allies Ananda Ranga Pillay's appointed Arcot army arrears arrival asked Aurangabad Azim-ul-Umara Basalat Jung Bengal Berar British Government British Nation Bussy camp Capt Carnatic cavalry Chanda Sahib Chandulal Contingent troops Cornwallis Court of Directors Cudapah Deccan decided districts Diwan Dupleix East India Company English East India European favour Fort St Fraser French in India Governor Governor-General hearing Hussain Hyder Hyderabad Ibid Imam Sahib Jung's lakhs lakhs of rupees letter Lord Madras Madras Government Mahipat Ram Marathas Masulipatam Metcalfe Military Transactions Minister Mubariz-ud-Doula Muhammad Muzaffar Jung Mysore Nana Nana Farnavis Nasir Jung Nation in Indostan Nizam Ali Khan Nizam's court Nizam's Government Nizamul-Mulk Northern Sarkars officers Palmer Peishkar Peishwa Pondicherry Poona Prince proposed Rajah Rajahmundry Ranga Pillay's Diary realised Resident revenues Rohillas Russell Salabat Jung sent sepoys Shah Nawaz Khan Sikandar Jah Siraj-ul-Mulk Supreme Government Syed Lashkar Khan territories Tippu tried wrote zamindars
Bibliographic information
| Title | Nizam-British Relations, 1724-1857 |
| Author | Sarojini Regani |
| Edition | reprint |
| Publisher | Concept Publishing Company, 1988 |
| ISBN | 8170221951, 9788170221951 |
| Length | 340 pages |
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