Rulers, Townsmen, and Bazaars: North Indian Society in the Age of British Expansion, 1770-1870

Abstract

LIST OF MAPS PREFACE ABBREVIATIONS NOTES ON THE USE OF INDIAN WORDS AND ON GEOGRAPHY INTRODUCTION 1. PROLOGUE: WAR AND SOCIETY IN EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY INDIA 2. AGRICULTURE, ECOLOGY, AND POLITICS 3. STABILITY AND CHANGE IN THE CITIES, 1780-1810 4. THE RISE OF THE CORPORATIONS 5. THE GROWTH OF POLITICAL STABILITY IN INDIA, 1780-1830 6. THE INDIGENOUS ORIGINS OF THE 'COLONIAL ECONOMY' 7. THE CRISIS OF THE NORTH INDIAN POLITICAL ECONOMY, 1825-45 8. CONFLICT AND CHANGE IN THE CITIES, 1800-57 9. SMALL TOWNS IN THE POLITICAL ECONOMY: THE QASBAH UNDER PRESSURE 10. THE MERCHANT FAMILY 11. THE MERCHANT FAMILY AS A BUSINESS ENTERPRISE 12. TOWNS, TRADE, AND SOCIETY AFTER THE GREAT REBELLION CONCLUSIONS EPILOGUE TO THE INDIAN EDITION BIBLIOGRAPHIC NOTE GLOSSARY INDEX

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