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    The document discusses the European settlements in India during the colonial period. It includes a map showing several key British, French, Dutch, and Portuguese settlements along the coasts of India, including Bombay, Madras, Calcutta, Pondicherry, and others. It also provides details on the Subsidiary Alliance policy introduced by Lord Wellesley in 1798, where the East India Company entered military protection agreements with Indian states to bring them under British control. The conditions of this alliance required Indian rulers to house and pay British troops, give the Company revenue lands and income, allow a British Resident at their court, and not make agreements with other European powers without permission.

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    The document discusses the European settlements in India during the colonial period. It includes a map showing several key British, French, Dutch, and Portuguese settlements along the coasts of India, including Bombay, Madras, Calcutta, Pondicherry, and others. It also provides details on the Subsidiary Alliance policy introduced by Lord Wellesley in 1798, where the East India Company entered military protection agreements with Indian states to bring them under British control. The conditions of this alliance required Indian rulers to house and pay British troops, give the Company revenue lands and income, allow a British Resident at their court, and not make agreements with other European powers without permission.

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    The document discusses the European settlements in India during the colonial period. It includes a map showing several key British, French, Dutch, and Portuguese settlements along the coasts of India, including Bombay, Madras, Calcutta, Pondicherry, and others. It also provides details on the Subsidiary Alliance policy introduced by Lord Wellesley in 1798, where the East India Company entered military protection agreements with Indian states to bring them under British control. The conditions of this alliance required Indian rulers to house and pay British troops, give the Company revenue lands and income, allow a British Resident at their court, and not make agreements with other European powers without permission.

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    \ ~ ubsidiary Alliance: Lord WeUesley brough'tthis policy into effect(
    1798 in order bring ·tne. Indian states .under control. This was basically;
    Military Protection agre~ment between the .E as:t ln.d ia Company and tr.:
    Indian Stati]il': · . . . , : . ·: . .·. ·.. _ i ·,;: ,·: . _ · , ·

    (l!ie Conditions .of Subsidiai-y: ~liance:


    'I 1. The Indian King had to ke~p . the British ArmY' in his kingdom
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    \ 2. The concerned state had to bear the expenses of the army anO
    the wages of soldier·s ,· ~rid also ·h ad .to give certain revenue _,
    lands as well. · ·
    3. The King has to have a British Resident in his Court. '

    4 - The King c?uld not appoint .any ·other European without the
    permission ·o f the British ... :. · -
    -'v--1 u . \/
    5. In order to enter any agreem ent or paet with any Indian
    Govern ment, the permi ssion of the Gover nor General
    w as manda tory.
    6. In return ot all these service s, the Comp any would offe r
    protect ion to the st~te from any intern al or extern al aggre~ si~ j
    _,/

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