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Empire And Ecology In The Bengal Delta
0₹875.00Explore the profound impact of empire on the Bengal Delta’s ecology. Debjani Bhattacharya masterfully details how British colonial rule instigated sweeping environmental transformations across this vital South Asian landscape. This vital study delves into the intricate relationship between imperial expansion and ecological change, revealing shifts in rivers, land use, and riparian societies. Essential for students and scholars of Indian history, environmental studies, and South Asian studies, this book offers critical insights into the historical forces shaping Bengal’s environment. An indispensable resource for understanding India’s ecological past and present.
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Empire and Gunpowder: Military Industrialisation and Ascendancy of the East India Company in India, 1757–1856 (War and Society in South Asia)
0₹1,295.00Uncover the military industrialisation that propelled the East India Company’s ascendancy in India. This insightful study meticulously examines the critical role of gunpowder and sophisticated warfare from 1757 to 1856. Explore how the Company’s standardised manufacturing and efficient bureaucracy provided an edge over Indian polities, contrasting their approach to innovation. Drawing on extensive archives from India and the UK, this book offers a vital perspective on the British Empire’s rise in South Asia. Essential for students and researchers of Indian history, military history, and South Asian studies.
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Empire and Political Cultures in the Roman World (Key Themes in Ancient History)
0₹2,830.82Explore the enduring legacy of the Roman Empire and its profound impact on political cultures. This insightful study re-evaluates a century of scholarship, presenting a fresh perspective on imperial governance across the Republic and the age of the Caesars. Delving into diverse ancient evidence, it illuminates how local institutions shaped Rome’s vast influence. Essential for undergraduate and graduate students of ancient history and political science in India, this book is a vital resource for understanding the complexities of imperial systems and their long-term consequences for societies worldwide.
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Empire and Tribe in the Afghan Frontier Region: Custom, Conflict and British Strategy in Waziristan Until 1947 (Library of Middle East History)
0₹12,980.00Explore the turbulent history of the Afghan Frontier region, focusing on Waziristan during British India’s era. This essential volume delves into the complex interplay of Pashtun tribal customs, persistent conflict, and strategic British policy that defined colonial India’s northwestern border. Essential for students of South Asian history, international relations, and geopolitical studies, it illuminates the enduring challenges of governance and regional stability. Gain critical insights into a pivotal period that continues to influence modern geopolitics.
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Empire Families: Britons and Late Imperial India
0₹11,691.00Uncover the fascinating lives of Britons in late imperial India. This insightful study delves into how British families built generational ties to India while serving the Raj. Explore the unique realities of colonial family life, the emotional journeys of children separated from parents, and the distinct cultural identities forged through constant travel between Britain and India. Essential reading for students and enthusiasts of Indian history, colonial studies, and the intricate personal experiences of life in the Raj. Discover the ‘permanent impermanence’ that defined an era.
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Empire of Influence: The East India Company and the Making of Indirect Rule
0₹3,495.00Uncover the complex 19th-century foundations of indirect rule in India with this definitive account of the East India Company. Explore the contentious tactics, internal disputes, and the crucial role of Indian agency in shaping colonial influence. This vital study reveals the experimental nature of early Company rule, detailing how intelligence, diplomacy, and coercion were employed, and how these were resisted and reshaped by Indians. Essential for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of British India, Company rule, and the intricate origins of historical power dynamics.
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Empire, Education, and Indigenous Childhoods: Nineteenth-Century Missionary Infant Schools in Three British Colonies (Studies in Childhood, 1700 to the Present)
0₹17,700.00Delve into the critical history of education in British India with this insightful study. Baljit Kaur’s meticulous archival research examines the role of 19th-century missionary infant schools in shaping indigenous childhoods across the British Empire. Discover the shared and unique experiences faced by young learners in New Zealand, Upper Canada, and crucially, British-controlled India. This book is essential for scholars of colonial history, educational studies, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of India’s past educational landscape and the lasting impact of imperial policies on young minds. A vital addition to any history collection.
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Empire, Race and the Politics of Anti-Caste
0₹850.00Explore the critical intersections of anti-caste politics, race, and the British Empire in this essential historical journey. Discover Catherine Impey’s radical magazine, Anti-Caste, which from 1888 bravely challenged racial prejudice and discrimination across empires. Learn how Impey connected with Indian activists and pivotal figures, making her home a vital centre for global anti-racism discourse. This book, rich with archival detail, illuminates early progressive movements and the enduring struggle for social justice, a must-read for students of imperial history and activism in India.
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Empire, Religion and Identity: Modern South Asia and the Global Circulation of Ideas
0₹1,995.00Uncover the profound interplay of religion, identity, and empire in modern South Asia. This collection illuminates the global circulation of ideas, presenting insightful case studies across Hindu, Buddhist, Jain, Brahmo, and Islamic traditions. Discover how religious movements shaped self-fashioning and intellectual currents in India, connecting local histories with wider transcultural flows. Authored by a leading historian, this volume is crucial for students, scholars, and anyone keen on understanding the complex religious and cultural heritage of South Asia.
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Empire: The British Imperial Experience From 1765 To The Present
0₹2,165.00Explore the intricate history of the British Empire, an epoch that profoundly altered global power dynamics from 1765. This essential read meticulously details its expansion, governance, and complex legacy, highlighting its significant impact on India and its people. Gain insight into the era of British rule in India, examining the lives of rulers and the ruled, and the influence of figures like Mahatma Gandhi. A vital resource for understanding colonial history and its lasting influence on modern India and beyond.
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Empireland
0₹999.00Discover how the British Empire’s hidden history continues to shape modern Britain. This award-winning book brilliantly dissects the lasting impact of empire on national identity, Brexit, and contemporary issues. For Indian readers, it offers a vital perspective on understanding the UK’s present by exploring the roots of its culture, politics, and societal structures forged during imperial times. A compelling read for anyone seeking to grasp the echoes of history and the foundations of British society today.
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Empires of Complaints: Mughal Law and the Making of British India, 1765–1793
0₹3,495.00Delve into the intricate legal foundations of British India with this essential exploration of Mughal law and its encounter with colonial rule. Between 1765 and 1793, British administrators navigated a complex landscape of Indian petitions, reinterpreting and adapting existing Persianate legal structures to build their new empire in Bengal. Discover how these interactions profoundly shaped the making of British India. A must-read for students of Indian history, legal scholars, and anyone interested in the colonial era and its legal legacy.
