This groundbreaking study provides a comprehensive overview of the culture, society, and economy of Bengal, a region of South Asia with a rich and complex history. Drawing on extensive data and rigorous analysis, the authors offer insights into a wide range of topics, from agrarian reform and irrigation to trade and commerce. Their work stands as a landmark achievement in the field of colonial studies and offers valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities faced by societies undergoing rapid transformation.

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