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Sir John Malcolm and the British Empire in India,arly forties; but his career in the East India Company had begun thirty years earlier as a cadet in Madras. While Malcolm’s writings on South Asia appeared between 1812 and 1833, during a time of imperial consolidation, his vision of Britain’s place in Asia was formed in the 1780s, a time when Brito

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The , and the Creation of an Historiography of Imperial Conquest,t British narrative history of the period from 1784 to 1805. As such, it charted the final transformation of the East India Company from a body of merchants into the custodians of the British Empire in India. Put another way, it presented the history of British India in the late eighteenth century i

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Sir John Malcolm and the Government of India after 1818,lo-Maratha War. In the . of 1812, Malcolm had described the princes of India as potential enemies and allies in a complex system of state rivalry. With the British from 1818 on as unequivocally the paramount power in India, the . had informed its readers that the native princes of central and wester

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