Journal of the East India Association; Volume 15

This volume of the "Journal of the East India Association" offers a detailed look into the pressing issues facing British India in the late 19th century. Published in 1883, Volume 15 provides a valuable historical record of the discussions and perspectives of the East India Association, a London-based organization dedicated to promoting understanding and cooperation between Britain and India.

The journal includes articles and transcribed discussions on a range of topics, from economic development and infrastructure projects to social reforms and political administration. It reflects the viewpoints of British administrators, Indian intellectuals, and other stakeholders involved in the complex colonial relationship. Researchers and historians will find this volume a rich source of primary material for understanding the intricacies of British rule and the evolving dynamics of Indian society during this pivotal period.

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