Alphabetical Index to the Regulations of Government for the Whole of the Territories Under the Presidency of Fort William in Bengal. Baptist Mission P (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781144268587)

"Alphabetical Index to the Regulations of Government for the Whole of the Territories Under the Presidency of Fort William in Bengal" is a meticulously compiled index providing access to the governmental regulations governing the territories under the British Presidency of Fort William in Bengal. Published in 1830 by the Baptist Mission Press, this index, authored by David Dale, serves as an invaluable reference tool for administrators, legal professionals, and historians seeking to understand the framework of British colonial governance in the region.

The index offers an organized guide to the laws and regulations enacted during a pivotal period in the history of British India. Its alphabetical structure ensures ease of use, allowing researchers to quickly locate relevant information concerning various aspects of governance, including revenue, justice, and public administration. This edition offers a unique glimpse into the mechanisms of colonial rule and the intricate web of regulations that shaped the lives of those living under British dominion. It remains an essential resource for anyone studying the history of law, colonialism, and British administration in India.

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