Bombay 1885 to 1890: A Study in Indian Administration

This book iscontain an explanation of the framework of the Presidency government, its internal constitution, and its relations to the Supreme Government of India and the Provincial administrative body. The book covers the system of Provincial government in regard to its internal constitution and its external relations, including dealings with Native States, as well as its attitude toward the population of the British Districts, particularly with regard to education and land management. The book also covers the government's functions and capitalist, the decentralization of Indian finance, and the judicial and police systems. The book concludes with a discussion of the crucial question of Indian Provincial administration which was the relationship between the government and the people.