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Society, Economy and the Market Commercialization in Rural Bengal, c. 1760–1800

When the author speaks of "Bengal, Bihar and Hindustan" (pp. 230, 256), the language, is incomprehensible. It would have been better if he had mentioned the regions under the heading 'Hindustan'. After all, Bengal and Bihar are and were parts of India. On p. 157, the author writes "Gujarat Prince Harram". The translators seem to have erred here. The author in fact intends to refer to Prince Khurram, son of the Mughal Emperor Jahangir, who succeeded him to the throne as Emperor Shahjahan.