Publisher's Synopsis
India was the largest economy in the world for almost a thousand years before the British colonized it in the 1600s. And by the time the British left in 1947, India had become one of the poorest.
For over 300 years India was de-industrialized, looted, and thrown into poverty for the benefit of Britain. Fortunes were made and wealth poured into Britain while India was forced to suffered, its industries were shaken, and millions of its people died of hunger.
This book discusses Britain's systematic destruction of Indian industries & the agriculture sector, its social & judicial structures and its education system. It also sheds light on how the British had created a divide between Hindus and Muslims, which ultimately led to a great people divide that was was followed by a bloodbath the likes of which the world had never seen before.
