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General Reports of The Board of Revenue,1787-1835

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TAMIL NADU STATE ARCHIVES, MADRAS

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Consultations

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Ali, M.Athar 'The Passing of Empire: The Mughal Case'.MAS. 9,(1975), pp.385-397.

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Alvares, Claude Homo Faber: Technology, and Culture in India.China and the West. 1500-1972, Bombay, 1979

Amalsad, D.M. Handloom Weaving.1961

Appadorai,. Economic Conditions in Southern India. 1000-1500A.D.. 2 Vols. Madras, 1936.

Appadorai,Arjun, 'Right and Left Hand Castes in South India'IESHR. 11.2, (1974), pp. 216-259.

Worship and Conflict under Colonial Rule: A South IndianCase. New Delhi, 1983.

Appa Rao, Vaddadhi (ed.), Reddi Samchika. Rajahmundry, 1947.

Arasaratnam, S., * Indian Commercial Groups and European Traders1600-1800:Changing Relationships in South Eastern India',South Asia 1.2, (1978),pp.43-53.

'Weavers, Merchants and Company:The Handloom Industry inSouth-Eastern India, 1750-1790', IESHR. 17. (1980), pp. 257-285.

Merchants,Companies and Commerce on the Coromandel Coast1650-1740, Delhi, 1986.

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Arnold, David, Police, Power and Colonial Rule. Madras 1859-1947.New Delhi, 1986

Bagchi, A.K, 'De-industrialization in Gangetic Bihar 1809-1901',in Barun De, et.al (ed), Essays in Honour of S.C. Sarkar,New Delhi, 1976, pp.499-522.

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., Rulers Townsmen and Bazaars North Indian Society in theAge of British Expansion. 1770 - 1870 Cambridge 1983.

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Berg, Maxine, Pat Hudson and Michael Somenscher (et.al).Manufacture in town and country before the factory. CUP,Cambridge 1983.

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Bernard Kolver, xOn the origins of the Jajmani Systems', Journalof Economic and Social History of the Orient. 31, 3 (1988),pp.265-85.

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'Towards an " inter-continental" : Some trends in Indo-European trade in the 17th century ', IESHR. 6,1. (1967),pp.1-29.

'The Structure of Indian Textile Industry in Seventeenthand Eighteenth Centuries ', IESHR ,11,2. (1974), pp.127-82.

_ The trading world of Asia and the English East IndiaCompany 1660-1760 ,Cambridge, 1978.

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'Some Reflections on the Town and Country in MughalIndia', MAS, 12,1. (1978), pp 77-96.

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Cheesman, David, *The Omnipotent Bania : Rural Money lenders innineteenth Century Sind,' MAS. 16,3 (1982) pp.445-62

Chicherov, A.I. India : Economic Development in the 16th-18thCenturies :Outline History Of Crafts and Trade , Moscow ,1971.

The Chintz Collection: The Calico Museum of Textiles India. 1 &2, Ahmedabad, 1983.

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