Gopal, Ram <br/><br/>
How the british occupied benqal : a corrected account of the 1756-1765 events 
/ Ram Gopal 
 - Lahore :  Book Traders, 
 - 373 p. 
<br/><br/>1.	Early english exploits in bengal<br/>2.	Fort william<br/>3.	On the coromandal coast<br/>4.	Nawab's complaint against the english<br/>5.	English disobedience and the nawab's attack<br/>6.	Failure of conciliation: seizure of calcutta<br/>7.	Spies at work: return of the englsih<br/>8.	Fear of abdali's invasion: nawab's treaty with the english<br/>9.	The english attack on the french: loss of chandra nagar<br/>10.	Treason and treachery: the 'battle' of plassey<br/>11.	Mir jafar as nawab: english the real rulers<br/>12.	Further demands of the english: mir jafar's disinclination<br/>13.	Deposition of mir jafar: mir kasim as new nawab<br/>14.	Mir kasim's complaints against the english: anarchy in bengal<br/>15.	War with mir kasim: mir jafar nawab again<br/>16.	New treaty with mir jafar: repetition of old complaints<br/>17.	English victories on oudh: role of the puppet emprer<br/>18.	Najm-ud-daula as nawab: the english as diwan<br/>19.	Appendix<br/>20.	Glossary<br/>21.	Bibliography<br/>22.	Index<br/> 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>History-Bengal
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>954.14  / G6596