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The theme of this volume which is being reissued completely revised and enlarged in the concept of feudalism. Here we have a significant collection ofe ssays by T.J. Byres and by a distinguished group of historians in response to an article by Harbans Mukhia on " was there feudalism in indian history?". This book based on historical scholarship with regard to theoretical formulations on a range of non western countries, from which exciting comparative perspectives emerge.
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