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The English Charted Trading Companies, 1688-1763: Guns, Money and Lawyers (Routledge Research in Early Modern History)
0₹17,110.00Uncover the forces shaping British trade in India during a pivotal era with this comprehensive study of the English Chartered Trading Companies, 1688-1763. Michael Wagner meticulously details the operations of the East India Company alongside four others, revealing the intricate interplay of ‘guns, money, and lawyers’ in international rivalries and financial strategies. Essential for students of Indian economic history and colonial studies, this book offers critical insights into the economic and political foundations of British influence. A must-read for understanding the roots of modern India’s trade relations.
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The English Experience: A Survey of English History from Early Times to the End of Empire (History of Civilization)
0₹1,768.82Explore centuries of British history with this insightful survey. John Bowle masterfully details the English experience, revealing how pragmatism and adaptability, rather than rigid ideals, fueled England’s enduring success and shaped its civilization. From early times to the end of empire, gain a comprehensive understanding of pivotal moments and societal evolution. Essential for Indian students and history enthusiasts seeking a nuanced perspective on European development and global historical trends. A vital addition to your library for delving deep into the annals of British history.
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The English Governess at the Siamese Court: Being Recoliections of Six Years in the Royal Palace at Bangkok. (Oxford in Asia Paperbacks)
0Original price was: ₹515.27.₹515.00Current price is: ₹515.00.Journey into the heart of 19th-century Siam with a captivating memoir of royal life. Discover the extraordinary experiences of an English governess within King Mongkut’s Bangkok palace. This vivid account details her work educating Siamese royalty, navigating cultural differences, and engaging in spirited dialogues with the King on grammar and governance. This East-meets-West narrative provides fascinating insights into Siamese customs, legends, and royal intrigues, offering a unique cross-cultural perspective. An essential read for history enthusiasts, lovers of travelogues, and anyone intrigued by iconic royal courts and cultural exchanges.
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The English Maharani: Queen Victoria and India
0₹799.00Uncover the profound, reciprocal relationship between Queen Victoria and India. This captivating account, drawing on rich archival sources, reveals how the ‘Queen-Empress’ deeply influenced Indian society, politics, and modernization, and was in turn transformed by the subcontinent. Explore her personal fascination, her direct interventions, and the ‘Maharani’s’ reign’s impact from the Koh-i-Noor to the lives of Indian rulers. An essential read for history enthusiasts, students of Indian history, and anyone seeking an original perspective on the British Raj and India’s era of modernization.
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The Essential History of Mexico: From Pre-Conquest to Present
0₹7,786.82Dive into the essential history of Mexico, tracing its captivating journey from pre-conquest civilizations through the modern era. Philip L. Russell’s meticulously researched narrative offers a clear, chronological account, perfect for students and global history aficionados in India seeking a comprehensive understanding. Explore the impact of the Spanish conquest, navigate centuries of political and social change, and grasp Mexico’s place in world history. With integrated timelines, key terms, and primary documents, this book is your definitive study companion for mastering Mexican history.
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The Evacuation of Civilians from Burma: Analysing the 1942 Colonial Disaster
0₹15,340.00Uncover the harrowing 1942 Burma evacuation, a critical moment for Indian civilians during WWII. This compelling analysis delves into the chaotic retreat from the Japanese advance, a stark colonial disaster for the British Raj. Utilizing unique diaries and reports, it reveals the social, political, and racial fractures that defined this pivotal event. Essential reading for anyone interested in WWII history, colonial studies, and the human cost of conflict in Southeast Asia, offering a comprehensive account of the evacuation’s causes and consequences.
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The Evolution of the Sailing Navy 1509-1815 (British History in Perspective)
0₹5,629.00Explore the dramatic evolution of the Royal Navy between 1509 and 1815. This comprehensive study unravels how this colossal organization fundamentally shaped Britain’s economic and political trajectory. Delve into the intricate interplay of technical, administrative, strategic, and tactical advancements that forged the sailing navy into a global powerhouse. Essential reading for undergraduates, history scholars, and enthusiasts of British history and maritime strategy, offering deep insights into naval warfare and its historical impact.
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The Exiles: Actors, Artists and Writers Who Fled the Nazis for London
0₹4,130.00Uncover the remarkable journeys of actors, artists, and writers escaping Nazi Germany for London between 1933-1935. Daria Santini’s detailed exploration highlights how these émigrés, including stars like Elisabeth Bergner, revitalized British theatre and cinema, influencing culture amid the looming Nazi threat. Dive into a pivotal era of European history, exploring resilience and cultural impact. This book is a must-read for history enthusiasts, literary scholars, and anyone fascinated by the profound influence of émigré talent on London’s cultural landscape during World War II.
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The Fall of Napoleon: Volume 1, The Allied Invasion of France, 1813-1814 (Cambridge Military Histories)
0₹4,364.82Uncover the dramatic turning point in the Napoleonic Wars with this definitive study of the Allied invasion of France. Michael V. Leggiere meticulously details the coalition forces’ decisive crossing of the Rhine in 1813-1814, offering unparalleled strategic analysis of this critical European conflict. Explore the grand campaigns and intense battles that marked the twilight of Napoleon’s empire. Essential reading for military history enthusiasts, students, and scholars seeking comprehensive insight into pivotal moments of world warfare.
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The Fate of Rural Hell
0₹499.00Explore a bizarre Thai temple complex through the insightful gaze of Benedict Anderson, the acclaimed author of “Imagined Communities”. This captivating travelogue delves into Wat Phai Rong Wua, a unique cultural spectacle featuring graphic depictions of hell and afterlife punishment. Anderson unravels what draws Thai visitors to this site and examines the intriguing impact of advancing capitalism on rural Asia. A thought-provoking blend of personal observation and socio-cultural analysis, it’s essential for those interested in Asian studies, cultural anthropology, and understanding the dynamics of rural change.
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The Fiftieth Milestone: A Feminine Critique
0₹450.00Explore the dynamic landscape of Indian feminism and social change with a powerful feminine critique. This insightful collection features essential essays by influential Indian women, including Ela Bhatt, Kiran Bedi, Amrita Pritam, and Aruna Vasudev. Delve into evolving trends across Indian art, literature, and culture, gaining unique perspectives on women’s evolving roles. A must-read for anyone interested in women’s voices and societal progress in modern India.
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The First Century of Welfare: Poverty and Poor Relief in Lancashire 1620-1730 (4 Volume) (People, Markets, Goods: Economies and Societies in History)
0₹2,122.82Explore the foundational era of social welfare with this seminal study on poverty and poor relief in 17th-century Lancashire. Delve into England’s first century of welfare, meticulously detailing economic conditions, social structures, and the evolution of relief mechanisms. Gain critical insights into historical poverty alleviation. This comprehensive regional analysis is essential for academic researchers and students of social history, economic history, and early modern British studies. Enhance your historical understanding today.
