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“This is America?”: The Sixties in Lawrence, Kansas
0Uncover the profound societal shifts of the American Sixties through the lens of Lawrence, Kansas. This captivating exploration delves into the era’s challenges to race, gender, and authority, fueled by campus activism and community responses. Discover diverse viewpoints on patriotism and citizenship amidst heated debates on Vietnam and social change. Essential for students of American history, sociology, and political science, this book offers a granular look at how ordinary Americans navigated monumental transformations, providing critical insights into conflict resolution and the evolution of citizenship.
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“Misfits” in Fin-de-Siècle France and Italy: Anatomies of Difference
0Uncover the era of societal upheaval in Fin-de-Siècle France and Italy, where “misfits” defined a generation. This compelling study examines how emerging experts in criminology, neurology, and sexology anatomized difference, linking crime, insanity, and deviance to biological flaws. Discover how these specialists proposed solutions, differentiating born deviants from ‘accidental misfits.’ Essential for scholars of social history, cultural history, and the history of medicine in modern Europe, this book offers deep insights into historical attempts to categorize and manage societal “aberrations.”
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100 GREAT EVENTS THAT CHANGED THE WORLD: From Babylonia to the Space Age
0Explore 100 pivotal historical events that shaped human civilization from ancient Babylonia to the Space Age. This indispensable history book for Indian readers delves into the turning points and breakthroughs that accelerated human progress and transformed societies. From the dawn of scientific thought and the teachings of great philosophers to groundbreaking inventions and major revolutions, gain a comprehensive understanding of world history’s most impactful moments. Essential for students, educators, and history buffs across India, this volume offers profound insights into the milestones that define our collective journey.
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12 Years A Slave: A True Story (Deluxe Hardbound Edition)
0Discover Solomon Northup’s powerful memoir, “12 Years A Slave: A True Story,” at The Bookish Owl. This deluxe hardbound edition (ISBN: 9789362142580) recounts Northup’s harrowing journey through enslavement in 19th-century America. Experience a chilling, first-hand account of brutality and resilience. Explore the depths of human suffering and the unwavering spirit of survival. Gain insight into the realities of American slavery and its lasting impact. A must-read for understanding a crucial period in history. Buy “12 Years A Slave” online at The Bookish Owl today!
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1688: A Global History
0Journey back to 1688, a watershed year that irrevocably linked the globe. This compelling historical narrative vividly details how trade, conflict, and revolutions across continents forged the foundations of our modern world. Explore the forces of spices, silver, and slaves that shaped diverse cultures from European courts to Asian trade routes and the Americas. An essential read for history enthusiasts and students in India seeking a profound understanding of global interconnectedness and pivotal world events that continue to influence us today. Gain fresh insights into the dawn of modernity.
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1789: The French Revolution Begins (New Studies in European History)
0Embark on a profound journey into the birth of modern politics with this essential study of the French Revolution’s formative year. Expertly reconstructing the pivotal constitutional debates of 1789, from the Estates General to the National Assembly’s seismic decisions, this book offers a clear narrative of unprecedented political transformation. Discover how a new order emerged from the revolutionary crucible. An indispensable resource for students of European history, academics, and enthusiasts seeking a comprehensive understanding of this world-altering event in India.
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1947 Me Punjab Ka Batwara: Ek Traasdi Hazaar Kahaniyan
0Uncover the devastating human stories behind the 1947 Punjab Partition. This seminal work meticulously examines the political agreements and preceding events that led to the division of Punjab, a critical moment in Indian history. Delve into the phases of ethnic cleansing, from January 1945 through the violence that defined August 1947, analyzing the roles of major political forces. Gain a profound understanding of this complex period, essential for students and enthusiasts of Indian history and the Partition’s enduring legacy. Explore the causes and consequences of one of the subcontinent’s most tragic events.
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1989: A Global History of Eastern Europe
0Uncover the true story of 1989! This insightful global history redefines the fall of communism, revealing Eastern Europe not as isolated, but as a key player shaping the modern world order. Explore how local elites chose the path of globalization, merging neoliberal economics with democracy and complex identities. This essential read for students of history and international relations in India delves into forgotten visions beyond market liberalism, examining Eastern Europe’s crucial links to Africa, Asia, and beyond. Discover a nuanced perspective on a pivotal era.
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A Basic Course In Disaster Management: Natural And Man-Made Disaster (For Ug, Pg, Net, Jrf, And Other Competitive Exam Courses)
0Excel in disaster management studies and competitive exams across India. This fundamental course by Dr. Hemalata Pant offers in-depth coverage of both natural and man-made disasters, aligning perfectly with UGC, PG, NET, and JRF syllabi. Understand critical concepts of disaster preparedness, mitigation, and response relevant to the Indian scenario. An indispensable resource for students seeking to build expertise in disaster risk reduction and achieve success in their academic and career goals.
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A Boston Schooner in the Royal Navy, 1768-1772: Commerce and Conflict in Maritime British America
0Dive into the heart of 18th-century British America with an in-depth look at a Boston schooner’s crucial role in the Royal Navy. Utilizing rare, fully intact ship logs, this naval history meticulously details maritime commerce and conflict leading up to the American Revolution. Experience the daily life aboard a working sailing ship and understand the complexities of colonial trade disputes and naval enforcement. Essential reading for students of maritime history, naval strategy, and Atlantic studies, offering unique insights into a foundational period of global maritime development.
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A British Tale of Indian and Foreign Service: The Memoirs of Sir Ian Scott (Radcliffe Press)
0Uncover the twilight of the British Empire through the candid memoirs of Sir Ian Scott. This captivating account transports you to British India, from the North-West Frontier to Delhi, offering unique insights into colonial administration and the shifting landscape of Indian independence. Explore pivotal moments and fascinating characters that defined an era. An essential read for students of diplomatic history, colonial studies, and anyone fascinated by India’s transformative 20th-century journey. Experience the foreign service firsthand.
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A Casebook on the Roman Law of Delicit: 2 (Society for Classical Studies Classical Resources)
0Explore the foundational principles of Roman Law with this essential casebook on Delict. Delve into private wrongs, comparing Roman concepts to modern tort law, and understand their historical influence on civil and Anglo-American legal systems. Featuring 171 cases derived from classical jurists, this resource offers direct insight into legal sources and the practice of Roman jurisprudence. It’s an invaluable guide for Indian law students, academics, and legal professionals seeking a deep understanding of legal history and the evolution of private law. Unlock the origins of modern legal thought.