Publisher's Synopsis
âDupleix, and the Struggle for India by the European Nationsâ explores the pivotal role Joseph François Dupleix played in the clash between European powers for control of India during the 18th century. Malleson meticulously details Dupleix's strategies, alliances, and conflicts, providing a comprehensive account of his governorship and his impact on the political landscape of the time. This historical work sheds light on the complex dynamics between the French and British East India Companies, and their relentless pursuit of dominance, revealing how Dupleix's ambitions shaped the future of the subcontinent.
Malleson captures the essence of an era defined by imperial ambition and strategic maneuvering, making âDupleixâ a vital resource for understanding the colonial history of India and the legacy of one of its most influential figures.
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