In this original and deeply researched account, Ehrlich transforms the histories of the East India Company and British India. He reveals that, for much of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, the pursuit of knowledge played a fundamental role in the Company's politics and ideology.
In this original and deeply researched account, Ehrlich transforms the histories of the East India Company and British India. He reveals that, for much of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, the pursuit of knowledge played a fundamental role in the Company's politics and ideology.
Joshua Ehrlich is Assistant Professor at the University of Macau.
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Acknowledgments Note on the text Abbreviations Introduction 1. Warren Hastings and the idea of conciliation 2. Conciliation after Hastings 3. The politics of the College of Fort William 4. Scholar-officials and the company state in the early nineteenth century 5. Education and the persistence of the company state Epilogue Bibliography Index.
Acknowledgments Note on the text Abbreviations Introduction 1. Warren Hastings and the idea of conciliation 2. Conciliation after Hastings 3. The politics of the College of Fort William 4. Scholar-officials and the company state in the early nineteenth century 5. Education and the persistence of the company state Epilogue Bibliography Index.
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