A Tale of Debts and Dissension in the Empire
A lengthy discourse on naval costs, provincial forts, and Bengal finances highlights the East India Company’s vast expenditures and meagre revenue. Debates consider military outlays, fortifications at Calcutta, and European threats while urging reform and attention to grievances in Bengal and other presidencies.
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