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The Crisis Of Empire In Mughal North India: Awadh And The Punjab, 1707–1748, 2/E
by Muzaffar Alam
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This pioneering work examines two contrasting regions in north India— Awadh and Punjab—in the period (1707-48) following the death of Aurangzeb. It traces the emergence of a new order with its own local and regional idioms. A new introduction brings the subject up to date.
This Oxford India Perennials edition is testimony to the book`s status as a milestone in Mughal India since its first publication in 1986.
ISBN - 9780198077411
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