- How else did the British use the countryside apart from colleting Revenue?

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The strategies they adopted were: They compelled artisans to sell their goods to the company at very low prices. Peasants were also forced to pay dues as per demand.

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- How else did the British use the countryside apart from colleting Revenue?​

- How else did the British use the countryside apart from colleting Revenue?