-
Fire in the Night: Wingate of Burma, Ethiopia and Zion
0₹2,360.00Discover the extraordinary life of Orde Wingate, a charismatic and controversial WWII general. This compelling biography delves into his daring campaigns, from behind-the-lines operations in the Burma campaign against the Japanese to his pivotal role in Ethiopia. Explore Wingate’s deep-seated passion for Zionism, shaping his military and personal journey. Essential reading for military history enthusiasts and anyone fascinated by pivotal figures of World War II. Uncover the legacy of a unique military strategist and his impact on world events. A must-read for history buffs across India.
-
-100%
First Fathers: The Men Who Inspired Our Presidents
0Original price was: ₹2,795,448.00.₹2,795.00Current price is: ₹2,795.00.Discover the unseen forces behind American leadership. This compelling book introduces the fathers of US Presidents, exploring how their diverse backgrounds, struggles, and triumphs profoundly shaped their sons’ paths to the presidency. Featuring accounts of fathers ranging from presidents themselves to those who overcame destitution, this work highlights the universal pursuit of happiness and ambition. It’s an essential read for history enthusiasts, political science students, and anyone intrigued by the roots of presidential influence and success in American history.
-
First Ladies
0₹3,290.80Uncover the compelling evolution of America’s most influential women as First Ladies. This definitive account spans all US Presidents’ wives, from Martha Washington to contemporary figures, detailing their personal lives, marriages, and profound impact on American history and culture. Explore how these remarkable women navigated their roles, from ceremonial duties to becoming substantive political forces, wielding significant influence behind the scenes and in the public eye. Essential reading for enthusiasts of American history, political science, and biographical studies, offering deep insights into the intersection of women, power, and the presidency.
-
First They Killed My Father: A Daughter of Cambodia Remembers
0₹3,897.00Discover a harrowing true story of survival against Cambodia’s brutal Khmer Rouge regime. Loung Ung’s childhood in Phnom Penh was shattered, forcing her family into unimaginable hardship. Trained as a child soldier and separated from loved ones, she navigated a landscape of loss and terror. This powerful memoir is an unforgettable account of resilience, courage, and the enduring strength of the human spirit in the face of unspeakable atrocities. Essential reading for understanding history and the profound will to live.
-
Five Fires: Race, Catastrophe, and the Shaping of California
0₹3,290.80Explore the dramatic shaping of California through the potent metaphor of fire. This compelling book meticulously traces five catastrophic events—from environmental shifts and the Gold Rush to racial upheavals like Watts—that redefined the state’s physical, political, and cultural landscape. Offering profound social commentary and literary analysis, it delves into how pivotal moments, immigration, and internment experiences influenced American art, literature, and society. Essential for students and enthusiasts of American history, sociology, and cultural studies seeking deep insights into foundational US narratives and race relations.
-
FIXING ELECTORAL BOUNDARIES IN INDIA-PD
0₹850.00Demystify the crucial process of electoral boundary delimitation in India. This insightful book, by leading specialists, explores how Indian election constituencies are fixed and why periodic delimitation is vital for true political representation. Dive deep into the philosophical, legal, and political dynamics involved in drawing electoral maps, understanding its impact on democracy and specific groups like Scheduled Castes and Tribes. Essential reading for students of political science, researchers, and policymakers seeking to grasp the foundational elements of India’s representative system. Discover the complex art and science behind redistributing power across the nation.
-
Florence Nightingale and The Health of the Raj
0₹895.00Uncover Florence Nightingale’s significant, unvisited influence on India during the British Raj. This definitive study reveals how she spearheaded crucial sanitary and social reforms, evolving from army sanitation to championing village health and female education across India. Essential reading for students and enthusiasts of Indian history, medical history, and Victorian social reform, the book details her journey from imperialist ideals to advocating for power-sharing. Based on primary sources, Jharna Gourlay illuminates Nightingale’s remarkable ability to shape policy and public opinion, offering profound insights into her impact on Indian welfare.
-
Florence Nightingale and the Viceroys
0₹2,004.82Uncover Florence Nightingale’s pivotal role in shaping health and welfare in India. This compelling biography details her extensive campaigns for rural life and soldier welfare across the Indian subcontinent during the British Empire era. Explore how Nightingale, post-Crimea, used her immense influence and pioneering statistical studies on sanitation to drive vital public health reforms in India. Her challenging, direct engagement with Viceroys from Lord Canning to Lord Elgin highlights her last great humanitarian mission. Essential reading for those fascinated by Indian history, public health, and Victorian societal impact.
-
Florence: Capital of the Kingdom of Italy, 1865-71
0₹4,010.82Uncover Florence’s pivotal era as the Kingdom of Italy’s capital from 1865-71. This insightful collection meticulously details the political, economic, and cultural shifts that redefined the Tuscan city. Explore urban transformations, significant innovations, and the lasting impact of the capital’s relocation to Rome, including ensuing economic crises. It’s an indispensable resource for students and scholars of modern Italian history, providing deep analysis of a crucial period in European nation-building. Perfect for anyone passionate about Italian unification.
-
Folk Tales of Sindh and Gujarat
0₹795.00Discover the enchanting world of Indian folklore with captivating tales from Sindh and Gujarat. This 1924 reprint offers a rare glimpse into the region’s rich oral traditions, featuring stories brimming with local colour, wisdom, and cultural heritage. Explore unique narratives that have shaped the collective memory of these vibrant Indian provinces. An essential read for folklore enthusiasts, students of Indian history, and anyone eager to connect with the authentic cultural tapestry of India.
-
Food Culture in Colonial Asia: A Taste of Empire
0₹18,290.00Uncover the rich tapestry of colonial India’s culinary landscape. This compelling study explores the fascinating fusion of British and Asian tastes, revealing how domestic servants shaped the distinctive food culture of empire. Delve into the history behind popular dishes like curries and kedgeree, tracing their evolution through colonial households, hotels, and hill stations. Essential reading for students and scholars of Indian history, Asian studies, and anyone passionate about the intricate relationship between food and empire.
-
Food, Eating and Identity: In Early Medieval England: 22 (Anglo-Saxon Studies)
0₹7,080.00Uncover the profound link between sustenance and self in Early Medieval England. This seminal work offers a fresh perspective on how obtaining, preparing, and consuming food shaped the very fabric of identity, social status, and daily routines within Anglo-Saxon society. Delving into meticulously researched everyday practices, it reveals their significant cultural implications and contributions to historical understanding. Essential reading for students and scholars of medieval history, cultural studies, and social history in India, this book provides deep insights into Anglo-Saxon life and its enduring influence on historical research.
