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    The Raj is considered the jewel in the crown of British colonial achievement. Startlingly, this rose-tinted view is not shared by the Indian subcontinent.The national archives of India tell of a very different history under British control; a history which is well documented in its public records and similarly well covered by the nation's historians.When the Great Famine swept across India, the ... Read more

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    The Raj, as anyone in modern Britain can tell you, is still considered the 'jewel in the crown' of British colonial achievement, but how many of us Britons are able to explain why?Consequently, such belief requires an unquestioning leap of faith. Startlingly though, this rose-tinted analysis is not shared by the Indian subcontinent, whose national archives tell a very different history under ... Read more

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  • On Balance - Was Britain a Net Gain for India?

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