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Change in Bengal agrarian society c. 1760-1850 / By Ratnalekha Ray, Original edition with a new introduction by Anand Bhattacharyya

By: Publication details: New Delhi Manohar Publishers & Distributors 2021Edition: ReprintedDescription: xliii, 341 P. ; 20 cmISBN:
  • 9789390035878 (hbk.)
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 330.9 RAY
Contents:
Introduction by Ananda Bhattacharyya; Chapter I The Problem: A Fundamental Distinction: Zamindar and Jotedar; PART I: BENGALI AGRARIAN SOCIETY AND THE PERMANENT SETTLEMENT; Chapter II The Evolution of Pre-modern Agrarian Society in Bengal: Zamindars; The Mughal System 1575-1707; The Nawabi System 1707-1760; The Rise of the East India Company 1760-1790; The Structure of Zamindari on the Eve of the Decennial Settlement; Chapter III The Evolution of Pre-modern Agrarian Society in Bengal: Jotedars; The Village Oligarchies; The Village Economy and the Role of the Jotedars; Politics and External Affairs of the Vill- age Oligarchies; Chapter IV The Permanent Settlement; A Case of Mistaken Identity; Abolition of the Principalities; Haptam and Panjam; PART II: Case Studies: Chapter V Burdwan; Chapter VI Bishnupur; Chapter VII Midnapur; Chapter VIII Dinajpur and rangpur; Chapter IX Dacca-Jalalpur; PART III: Conclusion; Chapter X Continuity and Change in Bengali Agrarian Society; Epilogue Bengal Rural History from the Permanent Settlement to the Abolition of Zamindari; Bibliography; Appendices; Index; Index to the introduction.
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Introduction by Ananda Bhattacharyya;
Chapter I The Problem: A Fundamental Distinction: Zamindar and Jotedar;
PART I:
BENGALI AGRARIAN SOCIETY AND THE PERMANENT SETTLEMENT;
Chapter II The Evolution of Pre-modern Agrarian Society in Bengal: Zamindars;
The Mughal System 1575-1707;
The Nawabi System 1707-1760;
The Rise of the East India Company 1760-1790;
The Structure of Zamindari on the Eve of the Decennial Settlement;
Chapter III The Evolution of Pre-modern Agrarian Society in Bengal: Jotedars;
The Village Oligarchies;
The Village Economy and the Role of the Jotedars;
Politics and External Affairs of the Vill- age Oligarchies;
Chapter IV The Permanent Settlement;
A Case of Mistaken Identity;
Abolition of the Principalities;
Haptam and Panjam;
PART II:
Case Studies:
Chapter V Burdwan;
Chapter VI Bishnupur;
Chapter VII Midnapur;
Chapter VIII Dinajpur and rangpur;
Chapter IX Dacca-Jalalpur;
PART III:
Conclusion;
Chapter X Continuity and Change in Bengali Agrarian Society;
Epilogue Bengal Rural History from the Permanent Settlement to the Abolition of Zamindari;
Bibliography;
Appendices;
Index;
Index to the introduction.