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Fill in the Blanks: Bengal in the 18th Century Was The _______ and the Most _________ Province in India. - History and Civics

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Bengal in the 18th century was the _______ and the most _________ province in India.

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Bengal in the 18th century was the richest and the most fertile province in India.

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