This meticulously compiled directory provides a comprehensive snapshot of British India, offering invaluable insights into the administrative, military, and commercial structures of the East India Company and related entities. A vital resource for historians, researchers, and anyone interested in the intricacies of colonial governance and trade. The "East-India Register And Directory" lists civil servants,...

This meticulously compiled directory provides a comprehensive snapshot of British India, offering invaluable insights into the administrative, military, and commercial structures of the East India Company and related entities. A vital resource for historians, researchers, and anyone interested in the intricacies of colonial governance and trade. The "East-India Register And Directory" lists civil servants, military officers, and other key personnel, shedding light on the individuals who shaped this pivotal era. Explore the detailed listings of the Company's establishments, regulations, and commercial activities. This historical document serves as an essential guide to understanding the complex dynamics of British involvement in India, making it a significant addition to any collection on colonial history and international business.

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