Years of Change in Bengal & Assam by Sir Robert Reid offers a rare and authoritative insight into the political, administrative, and social transformations that reshaped Eastern India during the final years of British rule. Written by a distinguished colonial administrator and former Governor of Assam, Sir Robert Reid provides a firsthand account of the challenges, reforms, and regional complexities that defined Bengal and Assam in the turbulent decades leading to India’s independence. With a foreword by Ian Stephens, this book contextualizes the shifting dynamics of governance, communal relations, economic change, and the struggle for self-rule. Combining historical reflection with political analysis, Reid’s narrative serves as both a memoir and a document of history — illuminating the intricate balance between British administration and Indian nationalism. A valuable resource for historians, political scientists, and readers interested in colonial India, this work stands as an essential study of governance, transition, and transformation in the subcontinent’s eastern provinces.

PUBLISHER: NEW PAGE BOOKS CAREER PRESS

BINDING: PAPER BACK

LANGUAGE: ENGLISH

PAGES: 384