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Living in British Colonial India, 1750–1850
RUBY DAILYOCTOBER 29, 201518TH CENTURY, 19TH CENTURY
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The European in India, 1813
Between the 1400s and the 1700s, England conquered Ireland, Scotland, and Wales and established colonies in both the West Indies and North America. Some historians call this era of British colonization “the first Empire.” As Britain

sayandasms4gmailcom: lost its grip on the American colonies, the “second Empire” began in India. British merchants had been trading in Southeast Asia since the early 1600s, but it was not until around 1750-60 that they began to seriously intercede in Indian politics, including cultivating or coercing local rulers and informally annexing territory.

sayandasms4gmailcom: The British had long been imperialist aggressors, but their gradual annexation of India reflected a new model of colonization. Colonies previously established in North America and the West Indies were characterized by British settlers living in permanent communities. However, in India, the British were a thin on-the-ground force of soldiers and civil servants, most of whom only intended to live and work in India in the short term. This trend began with the East India Company, a company

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