The Eighteenth Report Of The Commissioners Appointed Under An Agreement, Concluded On The 10th July 1805, Between The East India Company And The Priva (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781276039628)

This is the Eighteenth Report of the Commissioners appointed to settle debts between the East India Company and the private creditors of the Nabobs of the Carnatic, following an agreement concluded on July 10, 1805. The report details the ongoing efforts to resolve financial claims and obligations stemming from the complex relationships between the Company, the Carnatic rulers, and their creditors. It provides a valuable insight into the economic and political dynamics of British India during the early 19th century.

The report offers meticulous documentation of the financial proceedings, shedding light on the administration and management of the East India Company's affairs and its interactions with local powers. It will be of particular interest to scholars and researchers studying British colonial history, South Asian economics, and the legal frameworks governing international trade and finance during this pivotal period.

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