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Sindias and the Raj: princely Gwalior c. 1800-1850
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TextPublication details: 2011 Primus Books DelhiDescription: ix, 156 pISBN: - 9789380607085
- 954.03 A6S4
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Sindias and the Raj also examines the political economy of princely Gwalior, while paying close attention to the responses of various classes in the state to colonial intervention-responses ranging from outright collaboration to armed conflict. It also attempts a reappraisal of several facets of the history of Malwa in the colonial period including the history of the Pindaris, and the trade in Malwa opium.
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