Polity, Judiciary and Origin of Constitutional Morality in Colonial Bengal (1774-1856)
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Author: Tusar Kanti Saha
Brand: Abhijeet Publications
Edition: First Edition
Binding: hardcover
Format: big_book
Number Of Pages: 176
Release Date: 27-09-2024
Details: This scholarly book delves into the intricate political and judicial systems that shaped constitutional morality in colonial Bengal during the period of 1774-1856. It provides a comprehensive analysis of the evolution of governance and legal frameworks under British rule, offering invaluable insights into the historical context and its lasting impact on modern India's constitutional principles. With meticulous research and a nuanced perspective, this academic work is a must-read for scholars, historians, and anyone interested in understanding the complex interplay between politics, law, and societal values during the colonial era.
EAN: 9789388865821
Languages: English
