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The Madras Presidency, 1881-1931
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020 : _ _ |c Rs. 2.00
040 : _ _ |a IN-ChTVA |d IN-ChTVA
100 : _ _ |a Boag, G. T.
245 : _ _ |a The Madras Presidency, 1881-1931 |c by G. T. Boag.
260 : _ _ |a Madras |b The Superintendent, Government Press |c 1933
300 : _ _ |a 140 p.
500 : _ _ |a This book provides a detailed account of the Administrative, Economic, and Social aspects of the Madras Presidency during the specified period. It covers various topics such as revenue divisions, local self-government, Municipal Administration, Civil service, Land revenue, Excise, Stamps, Forests, The Madras Port, Agriculture, Irrigation and Public health. The Madras Presidency, also known as the Presidency of Fort St. George until 1937, was an Administrative subdivision of British India. It included most of Southern India, covering parts of present-day Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka, Odisha, and Telangana. The book offers insights into the governance and development of this region during a significant period of British colonial rule. G.T. Boag, the author, was a notable figure who also served as the Acting Governor of Odisha and held various administrative roles in the Madras Presidency. His work in "The Madras Presidency 1881-1931" is considered an important historical document for understanding the socio-economic conditions and administrative practices of the time.
546 : _ _ |a In English
650 : _ _ |a Social science
653 : _ _ |a Revenue division, Self-government, Administration, Civil service, Land revenue, Excise, Stamps, Forests, Public health, Census data, Economic conditions, Welfare schemes
850 : _ _ |a சரசுவதி மகால் நூலகம் - Caracuvati makāl nūlakam
995 : _ _ |a TVA_BOK_0023302
barcode : TVA_BOK_0023302
book category : பேழை
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