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The Navy and Anglo-Scottish Union, 1603-1707
0Uncover the pivotal role of naval power in shaping the Anglo-Scottish Union. This compelling historical analysis expertly traces the intricate connection between the Royal Navy’s development and the political narrative from the Union of Crowns in 1603 to the parliamentary union of 1707. A must-read for students and enthusiasts of British history, maritime studies, and political science in India, this book offers deep insights into the strategic naval policies and administrative decisions that forged a unified British state. Explore the critical 17th-century foundations of modern Britain.
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The Nazi Persecution of the Gypsies
0Uncover the often-overlooked victims of Nazi terror in Guenter Lewy’s definitive account of Nazi persecution of Gypsies. This vital historical research meticulously details their brutal branding as ‘asocials’ and tragic fate in concentration camps, drawing on extensive archives. It critically examines Nazi racial policies, challenging prevailing narratives and revealing the complex, contradictory actions against these communities. Essential reading for students of WWII history, human rights, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the Holocaust’s multifaceted terror.
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The New Cambridge Modern History: Vol.VIII: The American and French Revolutions, 1763-93: 008 (The New Cambridge Modern History, Series Number 8)
0Unlock the transformative 18th century with this crucial volume on the American and French Revolutions. This comprehensive historical analysis offers profound insights into the pivotal events and ideologies that reshaped the modern world. Explore the political and social shifts that defined an era with detailed scholarly examination. Essential for university history students, academics, and enthusiasts of world history across India seeking authoritative knowledge. Discover the foundational movements that continue to influence global dynamics.
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The New Cambridge Modern History: Vol.XII: The Shifting Balance of World Forces 1898-1945: 012 (The New Cambridge Modern History, Series Number 12)
0Explore the transformative era of 1898-1945, a pivotal period of shifting global power dynamics. This volume meticulously details the geopolitical, economic, and social forces that reshaped international relations and influenced the world stage. Crucial for understanding the 20th century’s major conflicts and transformations, it offers vital context for students and scholars in India seeking a comprehensive grasp of modern world history and its impact. An indispensable academic resource for serious history enthusiasts.
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The New Icon: Savarkar and the Facts
0Explore the life and legacy of Vinayak Damodar Savarkar with “The New Icon: Savarkar and the Facts” by Arun Shourie, available at The Bookish Owl. Delve into Savarkar’s controversial stances on Hindutva, his relationship with Gandhi, and his interactions with the British Raj. Shourie meticulously examines Savarkar’s writings, speeches, and British government archives to uncover surprising facts. Uncover the truth behind his mercy petitions, his vision for India, and his influence on Subhas Chandra Bose. This book offers a critical examination of a complex figure in Indian history. A must-read for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of Savarkar’s ideology and impact.
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The New Imperial Economy: The British Army and the American Frontier, 1764-1768
0Explore the profound economic shifts on the American Frontier (1764-1768) in this essential study of the British Army’s post-war strategy. Discover how military redeployments and new imperial economic policies fundamentally altered trade and markets for colonial merchants. This book offers a critical analysis of the formative economic landscape that preceded the American Revolution. An indispensable resource for students and scholars of US history, military economics, and colonial development.
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The New Pirates: Modern Global Piracy From Somalia to The South China Sea
0Navigate the complexities of modern global piracy, a critical threat from Somalia to the South China Sea. This insightful analysis examines the historical roots, significant impact on international shipping and insurance, and the evolving naval and legal strategies employed to combat maritime crime. Discover the crucial role of international bodies in securing global trade routes, making it essential reading for security analysts, maritime professionals, and anyone concerned with geopolitical stability impacting India’s economic interests.
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The New York Public Library`s Books of the Century
0Uncover the defining literary voices of the 20th century with this essential reading guide. Explore over 150 pivotal works curated by the New York Public Library, thoughtfully organized by themes that shaped the last hundred years. Each book is accompanied by insightful commentary and annotations, revealing its historical significance and enduring impact. A must-have for literature students, history buffs, and avid readers in India looking to deepen their understanding of global literary classics and influential writings.
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THE NEWS OF EMPIRE-PD: Telegraphy, Journalism and the Politics of Reporting in Colonial India, c. 1830–1900
0Explore the vital connection between telegraphy and journalism in Colonial India. This book dissects the politics of news reporting from 1830-1900, challenging simplistic views of media revolutions. Discover how imperial powers, capitalist ventures, and individual actions shaped information and reporting during the British Raj. Amelia Bonea reveals news as a site of contestation, essential for understanding India’s communication history and colonial past. A must-read for scholars, students of Indian history, journalism, and media studies.
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The Non Violent Struggle for Freedom 1905-1919
0Uncover the roots of India’s powerful non-violent struggle for freedom. This authoritative history details the crucial evolution from ‘passive resistance’ to Gandhi’s revolutionary Satyagraha. Explore the formative years (1905-1919) of this modern political concept, highlighting the formidable challenges faced by pioneers of resistance in British India. An essential read for students of Indian history, political science, and anyone fascinated by the methods that shaped India’s path to independence.
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The Non-Official British in India to 1920
0Discover the untold story of the British in India with this compelling historical account. Focusing on the non-official European community – planters, businessmen, and traders – it delves into their social, economic, and political lives from the late 1880s to 1920. Gain a new perspective on the colonial era, understanding the nuanced impact of this significant group on India. Essential reading for students of Indian history, scholars, and anyone fascinated by the intricate details of India’s past.