Child, Sir Josiah here, here
Chin Qilich Khan, Nizam ul-Mulk here, here, here, here, here
China here
Choiseul, Duc de here
Christianity, forced conversions here
Chunar here
Claremont estate here
Clavering, General here, here
Clive, Edward, 1st Earl of Powis here, here, here
Clive, Henrietta, Countess of Powis here
Clive, Margaret (nee Maskelyne) here, here, here
Clive, Richard here, here, here, here, here
Clive, Robert, 1st Baron Clive here, here
mental stability here
pillage of Bengal here
wealth here, here
political career here, here, here
offer of employment here, here
background here
birth here
attempted suicide here
first arrival in Madras here
hatred for India here
letters here
first EIC career here
military training here
early military career here
marriage here
appointed Deputy Governor of Madras here
return to England, 1753 here
on Calcutta here
return to India here
Royal Commission here
reconquest of Calcutta here
declares war on Siraj ud-Daula here
offensive against Siraj ud-Daula here
taking of Chandernagar here
Siraj ud-Daula’s attempt to win friendship of here
and plot to remove Siraj ud-Daula here
ultimatum to Siraj ud-Daula here
advance to Plassey here
campaign against Siraj ud-Daula here
crisis of confidence here
Battle of Plassey here
advance on Murshidabad here
enters Murshidabad here
and the Jagat Seths here
prize money here, here
return to Murshidabad here
on Mir Jafar here, here
despatches to London here
self-confidence here
loot here
return to Britain here
land purchases here
Shropshire estate here
return to India, 1765 here, here
buys Company shares here
life in England here
as governor here
return to Calcutta here
meeting with Shuja ud-Daula here
negotiations with Shah Alam here
Treaty of Allahabad here
triumph here
public opinion swings against here
Select Committee defence here
depression here
Grand Tour here
suicide here
burial here
intercepts Shah Alam’s gifts here
Colebrooke, Sir George here
Coleroon River here
Collins, John Ulrich here, here
Collins, Wilkie, The Moonstone here
Comoro Islands here
Compagnie des Indes here, here, here
Compagnie Van Verre here
Coorg here
Cornwallis, Charles, 1st Marquess Cornwallis here
arrival in Calcutta here
replaces Hastings here
on Calcutta here
alliance against Tipu Sultan here
Third Anglo-Mysore War here
reforms here
tax reforms here
land reforms here
Coromandel, the here
corporate capitalism here
corporate influence, danger of here
corporate lobbying here
corporate violence here
corruption here
court miniatures here
credit system here
CROATOAN here
Cuddalore here
Cumberland here
Dalrymple, Alexander here
Dalrymple, James here, here, here
Dalrymple, Stair here, here
Dara Shukoh here
Daria-i-Noor Diamond here
Da’ud Khan here
Daulat Rao Scindia here, here, here, here, here, here
ultimatum to here
declares war on the Company here
Battle of Assaye here
Davis, Thomas here
Day, Francis here
Daylesford here
Debates in the Asiatic Assembly here
Debrit, John here
Deccan, the here, here
Mughal occupation here
Delhi here, here, here
capture of here
population here
imperial court here
splendour here
Nader Shah’s massacre here, here
impoverishment of here
civil war here
occupations here
Imad ul-Mulk clings to power in here
Afghan occupation here
Shah Alam sets out on expedition to here
Marathas capture here
Shah Alam enters here
ruined and depopulated here
Shah Alam takes control of here
Ghulam Qadir takes here
Scindia’s rescue operation here
earthquake here
Battle of here, here
occupation of here
Delhi expedition
line of march here
Shah Alam set out on here
importance here
EIC response to here
Najaf Khan appointed army commander here
meeting with Shuja ud-Daula here
advance to Farrukhabad here
entry into Delhi here
breakdown of Maratha alliance here
Deptford here
Devereux, Robert, Earl of Essex here
Dhaka here, here, here
Dhaka Red Fort here, here
Dickinson, John here, here
Dip Chand here
Diwani, the here, here, here, here, here
Dodally here
Dow, Alexander here, here
Drake, Sir Francis here, here
Drake, Roger here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here
Drugeon, Louis Guillaume François here
Ducarel, Patty here
Dumdum here
Dundas, Henry here, here
Dupleix, Joseph François here, here
arrival in India here
becomes governor of Pondicherry here
wealth here
pact of neutrality here
siege of Madras here, here
as a military entrepreneur here
awarded rank of Mansab here
disgraced here
Durrani, Ahmad Shah here, here, here, here, here, here
Dutch, the here, here, here, here, here
Dutch East India Company see VOC (Vereenigde Oostindische Compagnie)
East India bubble, bursts here
East India Company
loot here
authorised to wage war here
becomes ruler of India here
charter here, here
army strength here, here, here, here, here, here, here
headquarters here, here
commercial efficiency here
employees here
aims here, here, here
causes of success here
relationship with British Parliament here, here, here, here, here
share price here, here, here, here, here, here, here
shareholders here, here, here
global trade here
debts here, here, here, here, here, here
government bailout here, here, here
status here
foundation here, here, here
investors here, here
subscriptions here
exp
enses here
as joint stock corporation here
subscribers here
legal identity here
structure here
monopoly here, here, here, here
first fleet here
first fleet profit here
capital here
inadequate funding here
quality of recruits here
turn to India here, here
regard for Mughal authority here
profits here, here
Second Joint Stock here
first fortified Indian base here
power here, here, here, here, here, here
alliance with Jagat Seths here
borrowing from Jagat Seths here
becomes increasingly assertive here
strategy here
head office here
balance sheets here
Charter extended here
stock here
looting of Bengal here
Burdwan, Midnapur and Chittagong ceded to here
alliance with Shah Alam here
war against Mir Qasim here, here
control of Bengal here
transformation into autonomous imperial power here
tax revenue here, here
veneer of Mughal legitimacy here
exploitation of India here
lack of concern here
abuses exposed here
public opinion swings against here
financial stability here
financial crisis, 1772 here
default, 1772 here
military expenses here
remittances, 1772 here
Bank of England loan here
Select Committee investigation here
chartered privileges here
nationalisation here, here
position shaky here
treatment of Shah Alam here
government supervision here
arms factories here
land holdings here
Anglo-Indians excluded from employment here
consolidation of position here
credit system here
financiers back here
army followers here
supremacy established here
as Regent here
recalls Wellesley here, here
monopoly abolished here
power curtailed here
the Great Uprising here
navy disbanded here
removed from power here
shut down here
brand name here
legacy in India here
integrated business organisation here
relevance here
East India Company Charter Bill here
East India House here
Edinburgh Review here
Edward, Prince of Wales here
Edward Bonaventure here
Egerton, Colonel here
Egypt here
Elizabeth I, Queen here, here
Ellis, William here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here
England
Elizabethan here
manufacturing industry here
population here
English, terms of abuse for the here
English language
first Indian words to enter here
Indian words connected with weaving here
European here
Evelyn, John here
extortion here
Facebook here
Farrukhabad here, here
Farrukhnagar here
Ferishta here
financial crisis, 1772 here
first fleet here
Fitch, Ralph here
Floyer, Charles here
Foote, Samuel here
Fordyce, Alexander here
Fort d’Orléans here, here
Fort St David here, here, here
Fort St George here, here
Fort William here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here
Fox, Charles James here
France
economy here
population here
ambitions here
strategy here
Francis, Philip here, here
ambition here
and Hastings here, here, here
arrival in India here
approach to India here
governmental paralysis here
Hastings denounces here
challenges Hastings to duel here
duel with Hastings here
and the impeachment of Hastings here, here
Fraser, William here
freebooters here
French and Indian Wars here
French Navy here
Fryer, Dr John here
Fullarton, William here
Fulta here
Gaekwad here
Gagabhatta here
Ganges here, here, here
Gentil, Jean-Baptiste here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here
Gentleman’s Magazine here, here
George III, King here, here, here
Ghasiti Begum here, here, here
Ghazi ud-Din here
Gheria, Battle of here
Ghulam Husain Salim here
Ghulam Qadir Khan Rohilla here
as captive of Shah Alam here
advance on Delhi here
takes Delhi here
imprisons Shah Alam here
reign of terror here
has Shah Alam blinded here
Scindia’s defeat of here
flight here
capture here
Gibbon, Edward here, here, here
global financial crisis, 2008 here
Globe here
Goa here
Golconda here, here
Golconda, Sultanate of here
gold here, here
Golden Hinde here
gonorrhoea here
grand Mughal alliance
Mir Qasim’s idea for here
comes together here
French prisoner-of-war regiment here, here, here
forces here
crosses the Ganges here
Naga sadhus here, here, here
ultimatum to the EIC here
advance on Patna here
tensions within here
lack of discipline here
siege of Patna here
Shuja leaves here
Grant, Captain here, here, here
Grant, James here
Great Mughal Diamond here
Great Uprising, the here
Gregory, Khoja here
Grenville, Lord here
Grose, John here
Guler here
Gurgin Khan here, here
assassination of here, here
Hadaspur, Battle of here
Hafiz Rehmat Khan here
Haidar Ali here, here
declares war on the Company here
forces here, here
alliance with Marathas here
advance into the Carnatic here
EIC advance against here
Battle of Pollilur here
treatment of prisoners here
failure to follow up Pollilur victory here
advice on good government here, here
death of here, here
Hakluyt, Richard here
Hamilton, Alexander here
Hansi here, here
Hariana here
Haripant Phadke here
Harper, Lieutenant Gabriel here
Harris, General here, here, here, here
Hastings, Marian here
Hastings, Warren here
at siege of Kasimbazar here
and Bengal’s descent into chaos here
appearance here
background here
character here, here
education here
defence of the rights of the Bengalis here
recognition of Mir Qasim here
promotion here
and Mir Qasim here
and Ellis crisis here, here
Mir Qasim appeals to here
on tax collection here
appointed Governor General here
and Francis here, here, here
as Governor General here
Indophilia here, here
sensitivity to criticism here
reputation here
and EIC rule here
moves government to Calcutta here
reforms here
governmental paralysis here
denounces Francis here
Francis challenges to duel here
duel with Francis here
learns of Pollilur catastrophe here
Treaty of Salbai here
Shah Alam’s appeal for funds here
ceases all payments to Shah Alam here
impeachment here
accusations against here, here
supporters here
achievements here
cleared of all charges here
Hatim here, here
Hawkins, Captain William here, here
Hector here, here
Helsa, Battle of here, here
Herculean, HMS here
Hippon, Captain here
Hodges, William here
Holdernesse, Lord here
Holkar, Tukoji here, here, here, here, here
Holland, Republic of here
Holwell, John Zephaniah here, here, here
Hong Kong here
House of Lords, impeachment of Hastings here
Hughli here, here, here, here, here
Hughli Bandar here
Hume, David here
Hunter, Sir William here
Hunter, William here
Hyderabad here, here, here, here, here
Iberian empires here
Iceland here
Id Gah, the here
Ile de Bourbon here
Imad ul-Mulk, Ghazi ud-Din Khan here
background here
seizes power here
appearance here
appoints Alamgir II here
jealousy of Shah Alam here
relations with Shah Alam here
clings to power here
murder of Alamgir II here
ousted here
imperialism here
collapse of here
India
turn to here, here
economic power here
manufacturing industry here
population here
textiles industry here
religious wounds here
militarised society here
British supremacy established here
India Act here, here
Indian Mutiny here
Indonesia here
insider trading here
intermarriage here
Iraq here
Ireland here
Jackson, Ira here
Jacobite 1745 uprising here
Jafarganj here
Jagat Seths, the here, here, here, here
alliance with EIC here
power here
EIC borrowing here
and Siraj ud-Daula here, here
and Plassey here
and Clive here
and Mir Jafar here
and Mir Qasim here, here
Jahangir, Emperor here, here
character here
and Roe here
birthday celebrations, 1616 here
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