"Be Just To India, By A Member Of The Cotton Supply Association" is a historical work by Henry Ashworth, focusing on the economic and political relationship between India and the British cotton industry during the 19th century. Ashworth, writing from the perspective of a member of the Cotton Supply Association, likely examines the complexities of cotton production in India and its impact on British manufacturing. This text offers insights into the dynamics of colonialism, trade, and industrial development in the context of British India. It provides a valuable resource for understanding the historical factors that shaped both the Indian economy and the global cotton market.

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