Treaties and Grants From the Country Powers, to the East India Company, Respecting Their Presidency of Fort St. George, Fort-William and Bombay (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781143762598)

A comprehensive collection of treaties and grants made by various Indian powers to the East India Company, documenting the establishment and expansion of the Company's influence and control over its presidencies of Fort St. George, Fort-William, and Bombay. This volume provides invaluable primary source material for understanding the complex political and economic relationships between the East India Company and local rulers. It sheds light on the strategies employed by the Company to secure its territorial and commercial interests in India. This historical record offers insights into the legal and diplomatic foundations upon which British rule in India was built, making it an essential resource for researchers and students of colonial history, international law, and South Asian studies.

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