The Deccan Ryots And Their Land Tenure (1852)

Focusing on the land tenure system in 19th-century Deccan, this historical analysis delves into the social, economic, and political dynamics affecting peasant farmers, known as ryots. The author, Henry Green, investigates various land tenure systems, including ryotwari and zamindari, and assesses the impact of British colonial policies on these practices. Drawing from extensive research and personal observations, the book offers valuable insights into the struggles of ryots for land ownership, making it a significant resource for understanding agrarian history in India.