Indrajit Ray is Professor in the Department of Commerce at the University of North Bengal, India.

• 1 Introduction. 2 Economic slowdown in the early modern age: alternative explanations under the ‘great divergence’ hypothesis. 3 Coal mining: dissemination of mineralogical knowledge and railway networking. 4 Iron smelting and its downstreams: conflicts in the core–periphery relationship. 5 Jute processing: triumph against Dundee. 6 Paper making: the changing attitude of colonial governance. 7 Tea plantations: British capital, tribal labour and wastelands in the Himalayas. 8 Major industries in 1858–1914: a summary. 9 Deindustrialisation in the nineteenth century: a myth or a reality?

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Indrajit Ray is Professor in the Department of Commerce at the University of North Bengal, India.

• 1 Introduction. 2 Economic slowdown in the early modern age: alternative explanations under the ‘great divergence’ hypothesis. 3 Coal mining: dissemination of mineralogical knowledge and railway networking. 4 Iron smelting and its downstreams: conflicts in the core–periphery relationship. 5 Jute processing: triumph against Dundee. 6 Paper making: the changing attitude of colonial governance. 7 Tea plantations: British capital, tribal labour and wastelands in the Himalayas. 8 Major industries in 1858–1914: a summary. 9 Deindustrialisation in the nineteenth century: a myth or a reality?

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Indrajit Ray is Professor in the Department of Commerce at the University of North Bengal, India.

• 1 Introduction. 2 Economic slowdown in the early modern age: alternative explanations under the ‘great divergence’ hypothesis. 3 Coal mining: dissemination of mineralogical knowledge and railway networking. 4 Iron smelting and its downstreams: conflicts in the core–periphery relationship. 5 Jute processing: triumph against Dundee. 6 Paper making: the changing attitude of colonial governance. 7 Tea plantations: British capital, tribal labour and wastelands in the Himalayas. 8 Major industries in 1858–1914: a summary. 9 Deindustrialisation in the nineteenth century: a myth or a reality?

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