Revenues Collection

National revenues have shaped the course of history, from the acquisition of the Dewannee of Bengal, Bihar, and Orissa by the English in 1765

Revenues Collection: National revenues, armies etc (colour litho)

National revenues, armies etc (colour litho)
3648983 National revenues, armies etc (colour litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: National revenues, armies etc)

Revenues Collection: The Dewannee of Bengal, Bihar and Orissa acquird by the English, India, 1765 (engraving)

The Dewannee of Bengal, Bihar and Orissa acquird by the English, India, 1765 (engraving)
974118 The Dewannee of Bengal, Bihar and Orissa acquird by the English, India, 1765 (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Dewannee of Bengal)

Revenues Collection: Officers Receiving And Weighing Coin At The Exchequer, Ad. 1130 - 1174

Officers Receiving And Weighing Coin At The Exchequer, Ad. 1130 - 1174. From The Book Short History Of The English People By J.R. Green, Published London 1893

Revenues Collection: Pilgrims Light Candles

Pilgrims Light Candles
Pious pilgrims light candles at the Grotto, contributing to the substantial revenues of the site Date: 1986

The Royal Revenues
The kings financial situation : on the wall is a list of his borrowings, but he continues to gamble... Date: 1789

Earth (Terra), Jan van de Velde (II), 1622

Revenues Collection: Gwydyr House, London

Gwydyr House, London
Gwydyr House, Whitehall, London, was built c. 1796 for Lord Gwydyr, Surveyor-General of the Land Revenues. Now a Government building. Date: 1950s

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National revenues have shaped the course of history, from the acquisition of the Dewannee of Bengal, Bihar, and Orissa by the English in 1765, depicted in this color litho, to the receipt of coins at the Exchequer during medieval Europe, as shown in this engraving from The Short History of the English People by J.R. Green (1893). Just as officers meticulously weighed and recorded the royal revenues, the Earth (Terra) in this Jan van de Velde (II) engraving from 1622 represents the natural resources that have fueled economic growth throughout the ages. And like pilgrims lighting candles in the darkness, generations have sought to harness the power of these revenues to illuminate the path to prosperity. Today, the historic Gwydyr House in London stands as a testament to the enduring importance of financial management and the ongoing quest for sustainable revenues.