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Legacy of exploitation from "summary" of The Anarchy by William Dalrymple
The legacy of exploitation left behind by the East India Company was deep and enduring. The company's relentless pursuit of profit led to the systematic exploitation of resources and people across the Indian subcontinent. From the plundering of natural resources to the imposition of unfair trade practices, the company's actions left a lasting impact on the region. One of the most egregious examples of this exploitation was the company's use of forced labor. Villagers were often coerced into working for the company under harsh conditions and for little pay. This system of exploitation not only enriched the company's coffers but also devastated local communities, leaving a legacy of poverty and suffering in its wake. ...
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