MADRAS IN THE OLDEN TIME Being a History of the Presidency from the first foundation to the Governorship of Thomas Pitt, Grandfather of the Earl of Chatham 1639-1702 ( Vol 1 to Vol 3)(Paperback, J. Talboys Wheeler)
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This combo product is bundled in India but the publishing origin of this title may vary.Publication date of this bundle is the creation date of this bundle; the actual publication date of child items may vary."Madras in the Olden Time" delves into the rich history of Madras (now Chennai) from its foundation in 1639 to the governorship of Thomas Pitt in 1702. This volume explores the political, cultural, and economic evolution of the Madras Presidency, detailing pivotal moments and influential figures that shaped the region's historical legacy. Authored by J. Talboys Wheeler, a noted historian and scholar, the book provides a scholarly yet accessible narrative, offering valuable insights for history enthusiasts and researchers alike. This reprint by Salmon Books ensures the preservation of rare historical literature for contemporary readers.,"Madras in the Olden Time" delves into the rich history of Madras (now Chennai) from its foundation in 1639 to the governorship of Thomas Pitt in 1702. This volume explores the political, cultural, and economic evolution of the Madras Presidency, detailing pivotal moments and influential figures that shaped the region's historical legacy. Authored by J. Talboys Wheeler, a noted historian and scholar, the book provides a scholarly yet accessible narrative, offering valuable insights for history enthusiasts and researchers alike. This reprint by Salmon Books ensures the preservation of rare historical literature for contemporary readers.,"Madras in the Olden Time" delves into the rich history of Madras (now Chennai) from its foundation in 1639 to the governorship of Thomas Pitt in 1702. This volume explores the political, cultural, and economic evolution of the Madras Presidency, detailing pivotal moments and influential figures that shaped the region's historical legacy. Authored by J. Talboys Wheeler, a noted historian and scholar, the book provides a scholarly yet accessible narrative, offering valuable insights for history enthusiasts and researchers alike. This reprint by Salmon Books ensures the preservation of rare historical literature for contemporary readers.
