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From Empire to Orient: Travellers to the Middle East 1830-1926
0₹799.00Uncover a hidden narrative of the British Empire’s late imperial period with this insightful account of travellers to the Middle East (1830-1926). Discover figures who defied colonial norms, offering an anti-imperialist perspective by championing the Islamic world. Explore the passionate engagements of men like David Urquhart and W.S. Blunt with Eastern politics and culture. Nash’s research reveals a critical identification with Islamic ideals, challenging prevailing British views. This book is essential for history buffs, students of colonial history, and anyone interested in alternative perspectives on East-West dynamics. A vital read for understanding imperial legacies.
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From Family to Police Force
0₹2,593.67Uncover the layered realities of policing on India’s South Asian borderlands. Through deep anthropological engagement in Gujarat’s Kutch region, this insightful study reveals how policing extends beyond the nation-state, intricately weaving social, familial, and personal orders. Farhana Ibrahim’s work illuminates the everyday interactions and hidden structures that shape security and governance in border communities. Essential for understanding the complexities of Indian border policing and the human face of state control, this book offers a unique perspective for students and scholars of sociology, anthropology, and South Asian studies.
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From General Estate To Special Interest : German Lawyers 1878-1933
0₹7,080.00Uncover the critical transformation of German lawyers between 1878 and 1933 in this insightful historical analysis. Kenneth F. Ledford meticulously examines how the evolving legal profession and the inherent weaknesses of procedural liberalism paved the way for the collapse of German democracy and the rise of Nazism. This essential read for students of European history, political science, and legal scholars offers profound insights into the period’s socio-political dynamics. Delve into the roots of a pivotal historical moment and its lasting consequences for Germany.
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From Lisbon to Goa, 1500–1750: Studies in Portuguese Maritime Enterprise (Variorum Collected Studies)
0₹1,095.00Uncover the fascinating era of Portuguese maritime enterprise linking Lisbon and Goa from 1500–1750. This collection expertly examines the legendary Carreira da India, the sea voyages that cemented Portuguese influence in India. Delve into the operational details of these journeys: the ships, navigation, essential cargoes, and the very real hazards like disease and shipwrecks. Essential reading for students and enthusiasts of Indian history, Goa’s colonial past, and the intricate maritime trade routes of the Indian Ocean. This work brings to life a critical period shaping early modern India.
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From the Black Mountain to Waziristan
0₹750.00Journey into the heart of British India’s formidable North-West Frontier with this essential historical account. Explore the strategic military campaigns, intricate tribal relations, and colonial challenges faced from the Black Mountain region to Waziristan. This book is a must-read for enthusiasts of Indian military history, colonial studies, and strategic analysis. Gain invaluable insights into a critical period of the subcontinent’s past, filled with detailed accounts and a deep understanding of frontier warfare. Essential reading for scholars and history buffs alike.
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0₹699.00Explore Delhi’s vibrant food history with ‘From The King’s Table to Street Food’ by Pushpesh Pant. This captivating book, available at The Bookish Owl, journeys from ancient Indraprastha through the Mughal era to modern Delhi, revealing the evolution of its diverse culinary landscape. Discover the origins of iconic dishes like qormas and kebabs, alongside the influence of British cuisine and the influx of regional flavors from across India. Uncover Delhi’s transformation into a global food capital, boasting everything from street food to upscale dining. A must-read for food lovers and history enthusiasts alike! Order your paperback copy today and embark on a flavorful adventure through Delhi’s past.
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From the Ruins of Empire: The Revolt Against the West and the Remaking of Asia
0Original price was: ₹599.00.₹437.27Current price is: ₹437.27.Explore Pankaj Mishra’s “From the Ruins of Empire” at The Bookish Owl. This thought-provoking book, ISBN 9781802069983, delves into the intellectual roots of Asia’s revolt against the West, spotlighting influential thinkers like Tagore and Gandhi. Mishra offers a surprising narrative that reshapes our understanding of contemporary China, India, and the Muslim world. Discover the ideas that shaped a continent’s rise and gain crucial insights into today’s global landscape. A must-read for anyone seeking to comprehend Asia’s complex history and its impact on our world. Shop now at The Bookish Owl!
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From Warhorses to Ploughshares – The Later Tang Reign of Emperor Mingzong
0₹5,196.00Discover the transformative Later Tang reign of Emperor Mingzong, a pivotal era of peace and prosperity in Chinese history. This compelling political biography, drawing on spirited correspondence and primary sources, brings to life a charismatic ruler who skillfully navigated transition. Explore his masterful balance of military discipline and civil governance, innovative economic reforms, and astute diplomacy. An essential historical study for students of Asian history, world dynasties, and anyone captivated by influential emperors. Dive into a golden age of Chinese governance.
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Frontier Fictions: Shaping the Iranian Nation, 1804-1946
0Original price was: ₹6,841.40.₹6,841.00Current price is: ₹6,841.00.Discover the compelling narrative of Iranian nation-building between 1804 and 1946. This rigorous academic study delves into how the nation defended and shaped its borders, revealing the critical role of geographical concepts in fostering cultural and political transformations. Essential for students and scholars of Middle Eastern history and geopolitical studies in India, this book offers profound insights into the historical forces that forged national identity and territorial integrity in a pivotal era. Engage with the intellectual debates that defined a nation’s frontier.
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Frontier Travails: Northeast: The Politics of a Mess
0₹995.00Decode the intricate political landscape of Northeast India with Subir Ghosh’s seminal work. This insightful analysis unravels the deep-rooted political, social, and economic factors fueling the region’s ongoing travails and complex dynamics. Gain a comprehensive understanding of the historical context contributing to current militancy and chaos. Essential reading for students of Indian politics, scholars of regional affairs, and anyone seeking to grasp the vibrant yet challenging frontier of India’s Northeast. Explore the roots of conflict and development.
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Frontiers of the State in the Late Ottoman Empire: Transjordan, 1850–1921: 12 (Cambridge Middle East Studies)
0₹6,016.82Delve into the Late Ottoman Empire’s transformation with a focus on Transjordan, 1850–1921. This essential study meticulously details the state’s restructuring and its frontier policies, offering profound insights into state formation. Explore how imperial ambitions shaped peripheral regions and understand the dynamics of administrative control and local integration. Essential for scholars and students of Middle East history, Ottoman studies, and political science, this book provides critical academic context for understanding imperial transitions. A must-read for history enthusiasts in India.
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Frontiers, Insurgencies and Counter-Insurgencies in South Asia, 1820-2013
0₹1,295.00Explore the enduring legacy of colonial borders on South Asia’s volatile present. This seminal work meticulously traces the genesis of insurgencies and counter-insurgency doctrines from British India’s drafting of frontiers to modern conflicts. Analyzing cross-cultural dynamics, it illuminates how historical negotiations and organized violence continue to shape geopolitical security and border disputes across India and Pakistan. Essential reading for students, scholars, and policymakers delving into South Asian strategic studies and regional stability.
