Correspondence and papers sent to Henry Dundas on the Madras Government, Tanjore and Arcot debts and dynastic disputes in the royal house, 1786-1801 : Manuscript 1786-1801.

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Correspondence and papers, 1786-1801, sent by William Ross, a former Madras civil servant, Sir George Ramsay, Bart., of Bamff, and Lieutenant (later Major-General) William Blackburne, to Henry Dundas, 1st Viscount Melville.The correspondence, which includes extensive memoranda and minutes, deals in considerable detail with the policies of the East India Company's Madras government towards the Raja of Tanjore, the question of the Tanjore and Arcot debts, and dynastic disputes in the royal house. The letters and papers from Ross, Sir George Ramsay, and Blackburne, were arranged separately by a clerk, and bound into a single volume; within the three groups the order is largely chronological. An original letter, with translation, of the Raja of Tanjore to Dundas, is included in the Blackburne correspondence.

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November 16, 2023