A General View Of The Variations: Which Have Been Made In The Affairs Of The East-India Company

A General View of the Variations Which Have Been Made in the Affairs of the East-India Company* (1792) by George Anderson offers a comprehensive analysis of the East India Company's financial and administrative changes post-1784. Drawing from his role as Accountant-General, Anderson examines the impact of the 1784 India Act, detailing shifts in governance, trade, and fiscal policies. His work provides valuable insights into the Company's evolving structure and its implications for British colonial administration.