Book/Printed Material Hand-book to the cotton cultivation in the Madras Presidency:
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Image 2 of Hand-book to the cotton cultivation in the Madras Presidency:- Contributor: Wheeler, James Talboys
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Image 4 of Hand-book to the cotton cultivation in the Madras Presidency:- Contributor: Wheeler, James Talboys
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Image 5 of Hand-book to the cotton cultivation in the Madras Presidency:- Contributor: Wheeler, James Talboys
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Image 6 of Hand-book to the cotton cultivation in the Madras Presidency:- Contributor: Wheeler, James Talboys
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Image 7 of Hand-book to the cotton cultivation in the Madras Presidency:- Contributor: Wheeler, James Talboys
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Image 8 of Hand-book to the cotton cultivation in the Madras Presidency: DIFFERENT STAPLES OF COTTON INDIAN COTTON VIZ 1 BENGAL Gossypium Indiarn 2 MADRAS 3 COMMON SURATS 4 PRIME SURATS N AMERICAN VIZ 5 WEST INDIES UPLANDS Gossypuar DEMERARA BERBICE Barbadatsy Rn Sues…- Contributor: Wheeler, James Talboys
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Image 9 of Hand-book to the cotton cultivation in the Madras Presidency: HANDBOOK TO THE COTTON CULTIVATION MADRAS PRESIDENCY EXHIBITING THE PRINCIPAL CONTENTS OF THE VARIOUS PUBLIC RECORDS AND OTHER WORKS CONNECTED WITH THE SUBJECT IN A CONDENSED AND CLASSIFIED FORM IN ACCORDANCE WITH…- Contributor: Wheeler, James Talboys
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Image 10 of Hand-book to the cotton cultivation in the Madras Presidency: JOHN CHILDS AND SON PRINTERS- Contributor: Wheeler, James Talboys
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Image 11 of Hand-book to the cotton cultivation in the Madras Presidency: ia PREFACE In submitting the present Handbook to the public but few observations are necessary The compiler has simply reduced a mass of matter to a convenient form for perusal and reference…- Contributor: Wheeler, James Talboys
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Image 12 of Hand-book to the cotton cultivation in the Madras Presidency: CONTENTS CHAPTER LI GENERAL VIEW OF THE MADRAS PRESIDENCY AND OF THE IMPROVEMENTS REQUIRED IN INDIAN COTTON HandBook to the Cotton Cultivation of each Presidency ordered by the Government of India page…- Contributor: Wheeler, James Talboys
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Image 13 of Hand-book to the cotton cultivation in the Madras Presidency: CONTENTS CHAPTER II FOUR YEARS OF EXPERIMENTAL CULTURE UNDER DR WIGIIT AND THE AMERICAN PLANTERS 1841 To 1845 Stoppage of demand for Indian muslins and calicoes but growing de mand for Cotton…- Contributor: Wheeler, James Talboys
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Image 14 of Hand-book to the cotton cultivation in the Madras Presidency: CONTENTS ing the plant as a biennial 42 Comparative produce of the four seasons 42 General result of the four seasons of the experimental Farms necessity for a rotation of crops 44…- Contributor: Wheeler, James Talboys
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Image 15 of Hand-book to the cotton cultivation in the Madras Presidency: CONTENTS the southwest monsoon sowing in May 64 3rd Intermediate re gions under both the northeast and southwest monsoons 65 Cot ton cultivation under both monsoons sowing in July 65 Large ex…- Contributor: Wheeler, James Talboys
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Image 16 of Hand-book to the cotton cultivation in the Madras Presidency: CONTENTS 1846 87 Preparations for assisting Dr Wight in completing the Courts order for 6000 bales 87 Mr Finnie permitted to act as Agent restricted to Cotton ginned and prepared on the…- Contributor: Wheeler, James Talboys
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Image 17 of Hand-book to the cotton cultivation in the Madras Presidency: CONTENTS MR FINNIES NOTES ON THE INDIAN COTTON TRADE Systematic adulteration of Indian Cotton transactions between the Ryots the Brokers the Chitties and the European Agent 112 The Ryot improvident and helplessly…- Contributor: Wheeler, James Talboys
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Image 18 of Hand-book to the cotton cultivation in the Madras Presidency: CONTENTS CHAPTER V DISPUTES BETWEEN DR WIGHT AND MR FINNIE DISCUSSIONS OF THE MADRAS GOVERNMENT AND COURT OF DIRECTORS AND FINAL CLOSE OF THE EXPERIMENTAL CULTURE 1847 To 1853 Marquis of Tweeddale…- Contributor: Wheeler, James Talboys
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Image 19 of Hand-book to the cotton cultivation in the Madras Presidency: CONTENTS tore and Aroopoocottah to be placed under the Collectors for the use of the Ryots 159 Unfounded complaint of the Manchester Asso ciation the Manchester merchants ought to help themselves 159…- Contributor: Wheeler, James Talboys
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Image 20 of Hand-book to the cotton cultivation in the Madras Presidency: CONTENTS American Cotton 183 1st The theory is founded on the as sumption that Indian Cotton has succeeded when the American has failed 183 2nd The theory is based upon a comparison…- Contributor: Wheeler, James Talboys
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Image 21 of Hand-book to the cotton cultivation in the Madras Presidency: Le ee ee _ o F 0 Rn ell re et _ aS CONTENTS supply 198 2nd HastERN PLAIN oF THE CaRNaTIC eight Districts 199 1 Nellore a grazing District 199 2…- Contributor: Wheeler, James Talboys
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Image 22 of Hand-book to the cotton cultivation in the Madras Presidency: CONTENTS districts 232 1 North Canara not a Cotton producing Dis trict 232 Report of the District Engineer on the experimental culture of Mr Kleinknecht 233 2 South Canara not a Cot…- Contributor: Wheeler, James Talboys
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Image 23 of Hand-book to the cotton cultivation in the Madras Presidency:- Contributor: Wheeler, James Talboys
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Image 24 of Hand-book to the cotton cultivation in the Madras Presidency: Litgg SKETCH MAP of the HHatiras Presidency- Contributor: Wheeler, James Talboys
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Image 25 of Hand-book to the cotton cultivation in the Madras Presidency: PerTON CULTIVATION IN THE MADRAS PRESIDENCY CHAPTER I GENERAL VIEW OF THE MADRAS PRESIDENCY AND OF THE IMPROVEMENTS REQUIRED IN INDIAN COTTON 1 Handbook to the Cotton Cultivation of each Presidency ordered…- Contributor: Wheeler, James Talboys
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Image 26 of Hand-book to the cotton cultivation in the Madras Presidency: 2 COTTON IN THE MADRAS PRESIDENCY CHAP I CHAT 1 1 Handbook to the Cotton Cultivation of each Pre sidency ordered by the Government of India 22nd July 1861In July 1861 the…- Contributor: Wheeler, James Talboys
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Image 27 of Hand-book to the cotton cultivation in the Madras Presidency: CHAP 1 GENERAL VIEW GEOGRAPHY 3 order of the Madras Government dated 28th August 1861 the present compiler was directed to undertake the work required by the Government of India Every facility…- Contributor: Wheeler, James Talboys
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Image 28 of Hand-book to the cotton cultivation in the Madras Presidency: 5 4 COTTON IN THE MADRAS PRESIDENCY CHAP I Three objects sought by the East India Company with reference to Cotton_The improvements which the East India Company have desired from an early…- Contributor: Wheeler, James Talboys
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Image 29 of Hand-book to the cotton cultivation in the Madras Presidency: CHAPI GENERAL VIEW GEOGRAPIIY 5 miles from the Coromandel coast and leave the large irregularly level and generally sandy plain of the Car natic between themselves and the Bay of Bengal The…- Contributor: Wheeler, James Talboys
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Image 30 of Hand-book to the cotton cultivation in the Madras Presidency: 6 COTTON IN THE MADRAS PRESIDENCY CHAP I j and Canara is favoured by the southwest monsoon whilst certain portions of the tableland between them enjoy a partial benefit from both monsoons…- Contributor: Wheeler, James Talboys
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Image 31 of Hand-book to the cotton cultivation in the Madras Presidency: CHAP I GENERAL VIEW REVENUE ae lecting the Revenue into twenty Districts each of which is under the charge of a Revenue Collector These twenty Districts may be classified in accordance with…- Contributor: Wheeler, James Talboys
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Image 32 of Hand-book to the cotton cultivation in the Madras Presidency: 11 8 COTTON IN THE MADRAS PRESIDENCY CHAP I haps call parishes Each village comprises not only houses and families but cultivated lands and waste lands ach village has also an organization…- Contributor: Wheeler, James Talboys
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Image 33 of Hand-book to the cotton cultivation in the Madras Presidency: CHAP I GENERAL VIEW REVENUE 9 tems which prevail in the Madras Presidency First of all we have the relic of ancient times the village joint rent system in which the inhabitants…- Contributor: Wheeler, James Talboys
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Image 34 of Hand-book to the cotton cultivation in the Madras Presidency: 14 15 10 COTTON IN THE MADRAS PRESIDENCY CHAP I holders By this system every registered holder of land is recognized as its actual proprietor He can sublet his property or transfer…- Contributor: Wheeler, James Talboys
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Image 35 of Hand-book to the cotton cultivation in the Madras Presidency: CHAP I GENERAL VIEW REVENUE 11 or from motives which were merely personal It is be lieved that many of these lands were only given for life but have been appropriated by…- Contributor: Wheeler, James Talboys
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Image 36 of Hand-book to the cotton cultivation in the Madras Presidency: 17 18 12 COTTON IN THE MADRAS PRESIDENCY CHAP I under the several heads of Government lands Inam lands and Zemindary lands together with the sum total of the yearly assessment of…- Contributor: Wheeler, James Talboys
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Image 37 of Hand-book to the cotton cultivation in the Madras Presidency: CHAP I GENERAL VIEW COTTON DISTRICTS 13 Cotton and the extent to which the cultivation could be carried in the event of an increasing demand The information obtained in reply to these…- Contributor: Wheeler, James Talboys
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Image 38 of Hand-book to the cotton cultivation in the Madras Presidency: 21 14 COTTON IN THE MADRAS PRESIDENCY CHAP I Besides these there are other varieties if not species of Cotton such as the Cotton tree which grows in the Indian jungle and…- Contributor: Wheeler, James Talboys
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Image 39 of Hand-book to the cotton cultivation in the Madras Presidency: CHAPI GENERAL VIEW VARIETIES OF CoTTON 15 experiments are still being made by private individuals This Cotton is marked by the peculiarity of its seeds which adhere together in conglomerations 5th EHgyptian…- Contributor: Wheeler, James Talboys
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Image 40 of Hand-book to the cotton cultivation in the Madras Presidency: 23 16 COTTON IN THE MADRAS PRESIDENCY CHAP IL the experimental culture which we shall presently have to record 2nd Better system of Cultivation Indian and American agriculture comparedThe differences be tween…- Contributor: Wheeler, James Talboys
- Date: 1863
About this Item
Title
- Hand-book to the cotton cultivation in the Madras Presidency:
Names
- Wheeler, James Talboys, 1824-1897. [from old catalog]
Created / Published
- London, Virtue bros. & co., 1863.
Headings
- - Cotton growing--India--Madras (Presidency) [from old catalog]
Notes
- - Also available in digital form.
Medium
- 7 p.l., 238, lxviii p. front., plates, map. 18 cm.
Call Number/Physical Location
- SB251.I3 W5
Library of Congress Control Number
- 01005790
Online Format
- online text
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