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W. Nassau Lees

 
9781330473825: The Land and Labour of India (Classic Reprint): A Review

Synopsis

A thoughtful overview of land, power, and reform in 19th‑century India. This examination considers how land rights shape the lives of peasants, the profits of rulers, and the policies that govern a vast colony. It ties economic ideas to real people, highlighting debates over revenue, property, and state duties.



Through a careful discussion of rights, governance, and the centuries‑old patterns of land ownership, the work sheds light on why reforms matter. It places debates about private property, community tenure, and state control in a broader social and historical context, offering a clear window into how policy choices affect daily life in rural India.




  • How land ownership and state revenue interact with peasant welfare and stability.

  • Arguments for and against redeeming or reforming the land revenue system.

  • The tension between traditional village practices and modern administrative goals.

  • Connections between education, governance, and the protection of rural communities.



Ideal for readers of history, political economy, and colonial policy debates who want a concise, grounded account of land, people, and power in India.

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