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The aim of the book India at the Death of Akbar: An Economic Study is to present a sketch of the economic life of India at the opening of the seventeenth century or at the death of Akbar. Here the author tells us about the country, the people, the administration and its effect on trade and industry, the consuming classes, agricultural production, non-agricultural production, commerce, standard of life of the upper, middle and lower classes, the wealth of India and its distribution.
W.H. Moreland spent twenty-five years in North-Western Provinces. For twelve years he was Director, Land Records and Agriculture.
Chapter I The Country and People 1Chapter II The Administration 29Chapter III The Consuming Class 59Chapter IV The Agricultural Production 90Chapter V Non- Agricultural Production 132Chapter VI Commerce 184Chapter VII The Standard of Life 237Chapter VIII The Wealth of India 263Appendices 281
