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The British Conquest of India (1798-1806) [Parts 1-5 Complete]

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How did Britain take over South Asia? In this series, we go over the strategies used by the British East India Company, under the Earl of Mornington, to extend their control over an entire subcontinent, from the 4th Anglo-Mysore war to attempts to societal reorganization to the 2nd Anglo-Maratha War.

This is the completed version of the previous 5-part series:

1. Background & Grand Strategy

2. The 4th AngloMysore War

3. Colonial Reorganization

4. The 2nd AngloMaratha War Shinde & Bhonsle

5. The 2nd AngloMaratha War Holkar & Conclusions

All interpretations and errors are my own.

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