Selections From the Records of the Madras Government, Volume 13: Dutch Records
offers a detailed look into the historical documents of the Madras Government concerning Dutch activities in India. Compiled and preserved by the Madras government, this volume presents invaluable primary source material for researchers and historians interested in the Dutch East India Company and its interactions with the Indian subcontinent.
These meticulously curated records shed light on the administrative, economic, and social dynamics of the Dutch presence in Madras and surrounding regions. The selections provide insights into trade relationships, political negotiations, and the daily life of Dutch settlers and their interactions with the local population. This volume is an essential resource for understanding the complex colonial history of India and the role played by the Dutch in shaping its trajectory.
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