Shahjahanabad: the sovereign city in Mughal India, 1639-1739

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List of figures, maps and tables Preface 1. City and empire 2. Cityscape 3. Society 4. Economy 5. Courtly and popular culture 6. Aftermath of imperium, 1739-1857 7. Comparison and conclusion Select glossary Select bibliography Index.

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