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100			_aPearson, M. N. _914710
245		4	_aThe Portuguese in India
260			_bCUP -- _aUnited Kingdom -- _c1987
300			_axviii, 178p.
490			_aThe New Cambridge History of India
500			_a*General editor's preface; *Preface; *Rulers of Portugal 1385–1910; *Viceroys and governors of Portuguese India 1505–1961; *Glossary; *Maps; *Introduction; 1. The Portuguese arrival in India; 2. The system in operation; 3. Evaluation of the official system; 4. Indo-Portuguese society; 5. Catholics and Hindus; 6. Decline and stagnation; 7. Toward reintegration; *Bibliographical essay; *Index.
520			_aThe Portuguese were the first European power in Asia. Here Dr Pearson gives a clear account, written from an Indian point of view, of their activities in India and the Indian Ocean from the sixteenth century onwards, laying particular stress on social, economic and religious interaction between the Portuguese and the Indians.
650			_aIndia _98837
650			_aPortuguese _912490
650			_aHistory _91417
650			_aGoa _914711
650			_aDaman and Diu (India) _914712
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