India and the Indian Ocean, 1500-1800.

G. V. Scammell · Ashin Das Gupta · Monty Pearson

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This collection of essays by eminent historians in the field, seeks to present a history of the Indian Ocean as seen from maritime India and built around the commerce of the Indian Ocean.

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