Articles discussing English
English Private Trade and Territorial Expansion in Seventeenth-Century East Coast India
Jyoti Phulera · Journal of Indian History and Culture, 2022
“The present study aims to illuminate the dynamism and the scale of this greatly profitable trade. The paper highlights that by adding to the personal investment and greed of highly placed and influential Englishmen, the private trading activities were heavily responsible in spurring the eventual territorial expansion undertaken by the Company on the east coast.”
Siege of Bednore, 1783
Surath Charan Sengupta · The Indian Historical Quarterly, 1926
“Tipu was much elated at the complete success of his army over the English force under Genera! Matthews during this famous siege.”
English Missions to Mir Jumla
Jagadish Narayan Sarkar · The Indian Historical Quarterly, 1940
“The conquest of the Carnatic was a turning point in the career of Mir Jumla and 16 profoundly influenced his relations with the English.”
The Dutch in Bengal after Bedara
Kali Kinkar Datta · The Indian Historical Quarterly, 1938
“The defeat of the Dutch at Bedara in November, 1759, dealt a crushing blow to thet hopes “‘to rival the political power of the English in Bengal; ””' and hencefortl: cheir existence in Bengal be- came cnurely dependent on the goodwill of their rival, the English.”
The Ostend Company in Bengal