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CHAPTER
XXVII
THE MADRAS DISTRICT SYSTEM AND LAND REVENUE TO 1818
A. ORIGINAL MATERIALS
MANUSCRIPT
The main sources of information are the Revenue Consultations of the
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AFGHANISTAN, RUSSIA AND PERSIA
A.
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MANUSCRIPT
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of Wellington, Sir Robert Peel, and the various higher officials in India, e. g.
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military, political; files 74-106, letters from Lord Ellenborough to various
important Indian officials and to the Secret Committee and Court of Directors:
tiles 107-110, miscellaneous letters, civil, European, military and political.
Some of these letters have been printed, others have not.
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