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Civil administration of Bengal papers, 1758-1766

Collection: The East India Company: Laying the Foundations for British Colonial Domination of India, 1752-1774    Volumes    Civil administration of Bengal papers, 1758-1766
Sub-series CA: Official papers which, although not extensive, reflect Clive's involvement in the civil administration of Bengal. They include papers relating to revenue collection, population statistics, currency reform and trade. They derive, for the most part, from Clive's two periods as governor of Bengal, 1758-1760 and 1765-1767, but relate almost exclusively to the latter. Arrangement: In three documents: revenue accounts and reports, 1758, 1765-1766, establishment lists, 1766, papers relating to currency reform and trade, [c.1764]-1766. Extent: 5 vols., 1 envelope.
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Revenue accounts and reports, 1758, 1765-1766

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East India Company establishment and non-establishment lists, 1766

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India currency reform and trade, [c.1764]-1766

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