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About The Book: Narrative of the Transactions in Bengal, Vol. 1 by Henry Vansittart is a firsthand account detailing political, military, and administrative events in Bengal during his tenure as Governor (1759–1764). The volume explores the complexities of British relations with Indian rulers, internal conflicts within the East India Company, and the consolidation of British power following the Battle of Plassey. Vansittart provides critical insight into colonial governance, diplomacy, and early imperial strategies during a formative period in British-Indian history.About The Book: Narrative of the Transactions in Bengal, Vol. 2 by Henry Vansittart continues the detailed account of political and administrative developments in Bengal during his governorship. This volume delves deeper into the East India Company's internal disputes, interactions with local rulers, and the financial and territorial challenges faced by the colonial administration. Vansittart offers a critical perspective on the complexities of British expansion in India, shedding light on the ethical, strategic, and operational dimensions of early colonial rule.About The Book: Narrative of the Transactions in Bengal, Vol. 3 by Henry Vansittart concludes his comprehensive account of British political and military involvement in Bengal during his governorship. This volume emphasizes the escalating tensions within the East India Company, disputes over policy, and challenges in maintaining control over local governance. Vansittart presents a critical view of Company decisions, offering detailed documentation of correspondence and negotiations. The work provides valuable historical insight into the complexities and consequences of early British colonial administration in India. About The Author: Henry Vansittart (1732–1770) was a British colonial administrator who served as Governor of Bengal under the East India Company from 1759 to 1764. His tenure occurred during a critical period following the Battle of