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Tupper, Charles Lewis

 
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Sinopsis

How British policy shaped sovereignty in colonial India.

Explore the complex web of protectorates, adoptions, and land tenures that defined Indian states under imperial rule.

This scholarly work analyzes how succession, tenure, and administrative practices influenced the status and power of native states. It examines the rise and reform of rulers, the role of treaties and sanads, and the impact of imperial decisions on governance across provinces, hill states, and frontier regions. The book connects historical roots to the system of indirect rule that shaped sovereignty in colonial India.

  • Clear explanations of protectorates, adoptions, and the evolution of state authority
  • Accounts of jdgirs, zamindars, and feudal tendencies across major regions
  • Insights into how British policy and governance affected native administration
  • Context for the legal and constitutional framework of colonial rule

Ideal for readers seeking a focused history of how empire, policy, and local rule interacted to shape sovereignty in South Asia.

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Excerpt from Our Indian Protectorate: An Introduction to the Study of the Relations Between the British Government and Its Indian Feudatories
History is no sufficient justification of a policy which is not justifiable on moral grounds. There is the strongest moral justification of the existing system in the character of the governments of our predecessors in India and the per sistence, at the present day, of some tendencies making for misrule. This is explained and illustrated in four chapters on native rule.
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