1st Edition
Property, Land, Revenue, and Policy The East India Company, c.1757�1825
1. Property, Property Rights, and Land Tenure 2. The Setting 3. The Roots of Empire 4. Prelude to an Empire in India 5. The Bridgehead of Bengal: Empire, Personalities, and Nawabs 6. Sulivan, Leadership, and the Conquest of South Asia 7. Company Actions and Parliamentary Reactions:Changing Social and Political Ideologies in Britain 8. The Rise of the Zamindars 9. The Ideological Basis of Permanent Settlement 10. The Pivotal Questions and the Debates 11. Permanent Settlement and its Aftermath 12. The ‘Other’ British Land Revenue Systems 13. A Critical Time – 1750-1773: Principles, Policies, Personalities, and Ethos
Biography
J. Albert Rorabacher received his academic credentials from Michigan State University (B.Sc.), The University of Texas – Austin (M.A.), and the University of Minnesota – Minneapolis (Ph.D.). He has taught at the University of Texas – Austin, the University of Wisconsin – Green Bay, the University of Minnesota – Minneapolis, and South Dakota State University, as well as working in the private sector as a consultant.
