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British Residents At the Darbar of Bengal Nawabs At Murshidabad 1757-1772

Name: British Residents At the Darbar of Bengal Nawabs At Murshidabad 1757-1772
SKU: 9788121202008
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SKU: 9788121202008 Category: Political Science

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An authentic historical work on the role of the British Residents at the Darbar of Bengal Nawabs in consolidating the English power in Bengal. It highlights the Plasseyepisode and the life of Sirajudaula and the story of his betrayal.It unfolds bounty of new facts for the benefits to historians and scholars.