-
-27%
THE BOSE DECEPTION: DECLASSIFIED
0Unravel the truth behind Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose’s disappearance with “The Bose Deception: Declassified,” available at The Bookish Owl. Authors Anuj Dhar & Chandrachur Ghose meticulously dissect over 1,300 declassified secret files from India, UK, USA, and Taiwan, exposing a complex web of claims and conspiracy theories surrounding his alleged death in 1945. Explore the hidden information kept secret for 70 years and discover shocking revelations that challenge the official narrative. A must-read for history enthusiasts seeking to understand one of India’s greatest mysteries. Order your copy today at The Bookish Owl!
-
Sale!
The British Book Trade: An Oral History
0Uncover the dynamic history of the British book trade through compelling oral accounts. Gain rare insider perspectives from diverse professionals detailing industry shifts from the 1920s onwards, including major changes like the end of the Net Book Agreement. This essential read explores the business of books, with recollections extending to overseas markets like India, making it invaluable for Indian publishing enthusiasts, students, and business historians. Dive into the evolution of an industry and the stories behind the books that shaped generations.
-
THE BRITISH MAKEOVER OF INDIA: Judicial and Other Indigenous Institutions Upturned
0Delve into the profound colonial transformation of India’s indigenous institutions with Meenakshi Jain’s meticulously researched work. Discover how early British perceptions of robust Indian judicial and social systems evolved into a mid-19th century imposition of alien structures. This compelling narrative, by a Padma Shri awardee, uncovers the shift from respect to reform that reshaped Indian heritage. Essential reading for students of Indian history, legal scholars, and anyone keen to understand the deep impact of British rule on India.
-
The British Navy: Its Strength, Resources, and Administration: Volume 5 (Cambridge Library Collection – Naval and Military History)
0Dive into the foundational strength, resources, and administration of the 19th-century British Navy. This essential volume by Thomas Brassey provides meticulous detail on naval modernization and global sea power during a pivotal era of maritime expansion and international competition. An indispensable resource for Indian scholars, students, and enthusiasts of naval history and maritime strategy, it offers unparalleled insights into the strategic development and operational realities of a dominant global fleet. Understand the forces that shaped maritime history.
-
The British Raj: Keywords
0Unlock the secrets of the British Raj through its unique language. This definitive study deciphers the imperial lexicon, revealing the words and terms used by the British to understand and judge India. Gain profound insights into colonial India’s culture and politics through the nuances of Anglo-Indian vocabulary and jargon, supported by key literary references. A must-read for students of Indian history, linguistics, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of British rule in India.
-
The Burmese Labytinth: A History of the Rohingya Tragedy
0Uncover the deep-rooted causes behind the Rohingya tragedy in Myanmar. This gripping account explores Burma’s complex history, detailing its turbulent transition from military rule and the ethnic cleansing of the Rohingya people in Arakan state. Understand the profound ethnic divisions and the devastating refugee crisis that shocked the world. Essential reading for those seeking to comprehend the intricate geopolitical landscape of South Asia and Myanmar’s internal conflicts. A vital insight into a critical regional issue.
-
Sale!
The Business of Alchemy: Science and Culture in the Holy Roman Empire
0Explore the captivating world where alchemy met commerce, shaping the Holy Roman Empire. Delve into the intricate business of alchemy, revealing its transformation into early capitalism and the rise of modern science. Through the vibrant career of Johann Joachim Becher, discover how intellectual pursuits influenced economic policies and courtly culture. This essential read offers deep insights into natural philosophy and cultural evolution, perfect for history buffs, science students, and anyone fascinated by economic history.
-
The Business of Emotions in Modern History (History of Emotions)
0Uncover the untold story of emotions in modern business history. This compelling book delves into how businesses across centuries and continents have relied on, generated, and been shaped by human feelings. From individual entrepreneurs to large corporations, discover how emotions like trust, fear, and nostalgia forge economic connections and influence critical business decisions and relationships. Essential for students of history, business studies, and professionals seeking a deeper understanding of the affective forces driving commerce. Gain unique insights into emotional labour and corporate culture.
-
The Cambridge Companion to Sayyid Ahmad Khan
0Uncover the profound impact of Sayyid Ahmad Khan on 19th-century India. This essential companion critically examines his ideas and leadership during the transformative post-1857 era, a period of colonial rule and emerging national consciousness. Explore how Khan’s vision offered direction for Indian Muslims and contributed to foundational Indian national thinking. It’s a vital resource for scholars, students of Indian history, and anyone interested in the intellectual and socio-religious reform movements that shaped modern India.
-
The Cambridge Dictionary of Modern World History
0Unlock the complexities of modern world history with this definitive reference. Gain a crucial global perspective on pivotal events, personalities, and themes from the 18th century to today, spanning politics, society, religion, and globalization. Compiled by experts, it covers critical historical shifts and movements. Essential for university students, scholars, and candidates preparing for competitive exams in India seeking a comprehensive understanding of global historical developments.
-
The Cambridge History of Africa: Vol.II: C 500 BC to AD 1050: Volume 2 (The Cambridge History of Africa 8 Volume Hardback Set)
0Uncover the dawn of African history with this authoritative exploration of the continent from 500 BC to AD 1050. Volume II of the Cambridge History of Africa meticulously details the transition from prehistory, leveraging critical historical sources to illuminate early civilizations in North Africa and burgeoning evidence from sub-Saharan regions. Essential for university students, researchers, and serious history enthusiasts in India, this volume provides unparalleled insights into Africa’s formative centuries. A foundational text for understanding ancient African societies and their development.
-
The Cambridge History of China: Volume 6, Alien Regimes and Border States, 907–1368
0Explore China’s transformative medieval era (907–1368) in this essential volume focusing on alien regimes and border states. Delve into the intricate histories of the Khitan Liao, Tangut Hsi Hsia, Jurchen Chin, and the mighty Yuan dynasty. Understand how these non-Chinese powers established enduring institutions, successfully governed diverse populations, and fostered political and social stability. This comprehensive account is indispensable for university students, scholars, and enthusiasts of Chinese history and East Asian studies seeking deep insights into dynastic China and its rich past.