Three Frenchmen in Bengal / The Commercial Ruin of the French Settlements in 1757
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The book reconstructs the commercial decline of the French settlements in Bengal by following the actions and correspondence of three French factory chiefs and their quarrels with English traders and regional rulers. Based on unpublished French and English archival papers, it offers translated memoirs, letters, and administrative extracts that present competing narratives of incidents, decisions, and accusations. Chapters treat each chief in turn and include maps and plans to situate factories and river routes, while the narrative links trading practices, diplomatic entanglements, and wartime measures that together produced the seizure and ruin of French establishments in 1757.
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