According to Morris D. Morris, deindustrialization in nineteenth-century India was a myth, because:

AThe statistical proof for the decline of handicrafts is difficult to find.

BHe collected his research material from some early nineteenth-century memoirs that celebrate the flourishing handicrafts.

CThere are enough pieces of evidence to show that the rich landowners patronized handicrafts.

DThe twentieth-century sources reflect back on the glorious period of handicrafts in the past.

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