An Inquiry Into The Expediency Of Applying The Principles Of Colonial Policy To The Government Of India (1822)

The book examines the application of colonial policy principles to govern India, analyzing historical contexts and the potential impact on the country's political, social, and economic conditions. Gavin Young discusses both the advantages, such as stability and growth, and the risks involved in implementing colonial strategies. This insightful work provides a critical perspective on colonialism's implications for India, aiming to provoke thought on its governance and the essential changes needed in land tenures and the character of its inhabitants.