The plot of the book 'Державакупец отношения английской остиндской компании с английским государством и индийскими патримониями' by [Author's name] is a comprehensive study of the complex power dynamics between the British East India Company and both English and Indian powers from 16001 to 1874. The book delves into the historical context of this unique power-trading structure, which evolved into a powerful Asian empire, and examines the nature and logic of the changing relationships between the Company and various states, including the Mughal Sultanate in South Asia and its successors. The book begins with an overview of the British East India Company's dual political and economic nature, highlighting its role as a commercial corporation that became a powerful force in the colonization of India. The author then traces the history of the Company's relations with different types of power structures, including the English state and the Mughal Sultanate, and analyzes the impact of these interactions on the development of the colonial state and the formation of Indian national identity.

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