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Coalition Strategy and the End of the First World War: The Supreme War Council and War Planning, 1917–1918 (Cambridge Military Histories)
0₹4,128.82Explore the intricate coalition strategy that defined the end of the First World War. This compelling analysis dives into the Supreme War Council’s crucial role in war planning between 1917–1918, examining how Allied powers coordinated their efforts. Meighen McCrae compares British, French, American, and Italian perspectives, revealing the challenges of managing diverse national needs within a unified alliance. Understand the foundations of modern coalition warfare and its impact on global conflict resolution. A vital read for students of military history, international relations, and strategic studies across India.
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Coins Of Ancient India
0₹455.00Delve into the fascinating world of numismatics with “Coins Of Ancient India,” available at The Bookish Owl. Uncover the rich history and artistry embedded within these ancient artifacts. Explore the economic, social, and religious landscapes of ancient India as reflected in its diverse coinage. This comprehensive guide, ISBN 9788120829299, is perfect for history enthusiasts, coin collectors, and students alike. Discover the stories behind the symbols, metals, and inscriptions that shaped a civilization. Expand your knowledge and appreciation for India’s glorious past with this essential resource. Buy your copy today from The Bookish Owl!
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Collapse and Recovery of the Roman Empire (Routledge Key Guides)
0₹15,930.00Uncover the extraordinary resilience of the Roman Empire during its critical third-century crisis. Michael Grant masterfully dissects how Rome, poised for collapse due to succession struggles and external threats, achieved a miraculous recovery. This richly illustrated exploration reveals the factors behind its survival, from powerful emperors and a revitalized army to economic reforms and state religion. Essential for students of ancient history and enthusiasts keen to understand the endurance of imperial power. Dive into a pivotal era of Roman history with this indispensable guide.
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Colonial Buganda and the End of Empire: Political Thought and Historical Imagination in Africa: 138 (African Studies, Series Number 138)
0₹3,656.82Explore the intricate intellectual history of colonial Buganda and its pivotal role in the end of empire. Jonathon L. Earle reveals how African intellectuals navigated and redefined colonial knowledge, blurring European epistemologies within vibrant vernacular debates on kingship and empire. This crucial study offers nuanced insights into Catholic, Muslim, and Protestant perspectives, challenging existing narratives. Essential for scholars and students of African history, political thought, and decolonization, this book reshapes understanding of political imagination and historical pluralism in Africa’s colonial and postcolonial eras.
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Colonial Educators: The British Indian and Colonial Education Service 1858-1983: v. 27 (International Library of Historical Studies)
0₹10,030.00Delve into the complex legacy of colonial education in India. This insightful volume examines the crucial role of British Indian educators and the Colonial Education Service from 1858 to 1983. Explore how these practitioners shaped educational practices and influenced India’s path towards independence and nationhood. Discover the critical debates on cultural imperialism versus vital preparation for a new era. A vital read for students, historians, and anyone interested in Indian education history and the enduring impact of the British Raj on educational systems.
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Colonial Modernities: Midwifery in Bengal, C. 1860-1947
0₹995.00Explore the evolving landscape of midwifery in colonial Bengal (1860-1947) and its complex relationship with modernization. This insightful study reveals how colonial critiques and Indian responses shaped childbirth reforms, the professionalization of obstetrics, and the medicalization of maternal care. Delving into public health policies, nationalism, and debates on women’s roles, it offers a profound analysis of healthcare development in India. Essential for students and scholars of Indian history, public health, and gender studies, this book illuminates the socio-historical forces that redefined birthing practices.
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Colonial South Africa and the Origins of the Racial Order (Reconsiderations in Southern African History)
0₹5,629.00Uncover the deep historical roots of Colonial South Africa’s racial order in this vital reinterpretation. Timothy Keegan’s masterful analysis shifts focus to the 19th-century British rule, arguing that the foundations of the racial state were forged during this earlier period, challenging conventional historical timelines. Essential for students and scholars of South African history, world history, and colonial studies, this book provides a crucial perspective on the enduring impact of empire. Gain a profound understanding of how social structures and racial hierarchies were initially established.
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COLONIAL TERROR EPZI C
0₹794.00Explore the brutal realities of colonial rule in India with this critical examination of state-sanctioned violence. Focusing on the period between the early 19th century and WWI, this book reveals how the systematic torture of Indian bodies, particularly by the police, was integral to maintaining colonial sovereignty and the rule of law. Discover how colonial India functioned as a ‘regime of exception,’ embedding extraordinary violence into the ordinary operation of the state. Essential reading for students of Indian history, colonial studies, and political science interested in state terror and legal violence.
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Colonial Urban Development: Culture, Social Power and Environment
0₹6,370.82Explore the intricate tapestry of colonial urban development in India with this seminal work. Anthony D. King delves into how culture, social power, and environment shaped the very fabric of Indian cities during the colonial era. Discover a groundbreaking analysis of urbanism, focusing on the unique spatial and social dynamics imposed by Western powers. Featuring a detailed case study of colonial Delhi from the 19th century to 1947, this book offers critical insights into India’s urban history. Essential reading for students, researchers, and anyone fascinated by the enduring legacy of colonial urbanism and its impact on society and environment.
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Colonialism and Knowledge in Grierson’s Linguistic Survey of India
0₹995.00Explore Grierson’s landmark Linguistic Survey of India and its profound colonial context. This seminal work challenges traditional views, highlighting the composite and collaborative creation of knowledge, emphasizing the crucial role of Indian contributors. Discover how the Survey’s authority lay in its provisional findings rather than absolute mastery. Essential for scholars and students of Indian languages, history, South Asian studies, and linguistics, this book offers a fresh perspective on colonial knowledge and its intricate relationship with power in India. A vital read for understanding India’s rich linguistic heritage.
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Colonialism and Wildlife: An Environmental History of Modern India
0₹1,295.00Explore the intricate environmental history of modern India and the profound impact of colonialism. This critical analysis examines how colonial strategies commodified India’s natural wildlife for extensive domestic and international trade, emphasizing hunting, game sports, and exports. Discover the historical roots of wildlife laws, from forest acts to species protection, and understand their commercial motivations under state control. A vital resource for scholars and students of Indian history, wildlife studies, South Asian studies, and environmental research, offering deep insights into a formative period.
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Colonialism, Violence and Muslims in Southeast Asia: The Maria Hertogh Controversy and its Aftermath: 56 (Routledge Studies in the Modern History of Asia)
0₹17,700.00Uncover the profound impact of colonialism on Southeast Asia through a gripping historical analysis. This essential volume dissects the Maria Hertogh controversy, a defining moment exposing deep rifts between Muslim communities and British colonial rule in the post-war era. Examine how colonial policies, particularly those affecting religious minorities, ignited widespread violence and lasting societal challenges. Based on meticulous archival research, it offers nuanced insights into British governance, local resistance, and pathways to recovery. A crucial read for students and scholars of Asian history, imperial studies, and the intricate interplay of religion and power.
