The broken script: Delhi under the East India Company and the fall of the Mughal dynasty, 1803-1857

Liddle, Swapna

At the start of the nineteenth century, a new power had emerged--the British East India Company, which captured the Mughal capital in September 1803, becoming its de facto ruler. The author's book is an unprecedented study of the 'hybrid half-century' that followed--when the two regimes overlapped and Delhi was at the cusp of modernity, changing in profound ways.

Publisher: Speaking Tiger Publishing

USD 35.00

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