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A Lady in Kyoto
0₹299.00Step into Heian Japan’s exquisite world with this collection offering an intimate glimpse into the Emperor’s court. Discover the witty, observant prose of a noblewoman, unveiling a lost era of poetry, elegant correspondence, and profound appreciation for nature’s ephemeral beauty. Immerse yourself in the refined pleasures and sharp insights that bring the vibrant culture of Kyoto to life. Essential reading for lovers of world literature and Japanese classics, this book is perfect for discerning Indian readers seeking timeless elegance and deep cultural fascination.
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A Lament: Was Partition Inescapable?
0₹350.00Explore V.N. Sekhri’s “A Lament: Was Partition Inescapable?” available at The Bookish Owl. This poignant book, ISBN 9788178222066, delves into personal accounts of partition and the subsequent struggle for adaptation. Sekhri, a resident of Sialkot, offers a deeply detailed narrative making it a valuable resource for understanding this historical event. Discover firsthand experiences and gain insights into the human cost of partition. A must-read for those seeking a comprehensive and personal perspective on this pivotal moment in history. Order your copy today at The Bookish Owl.
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A Learned Society in a Period of Transition: The Sunni `Ulama` of Eleveth-Century Baghdad
0₹8,227.00Explore the profound societal shifts in 11th-century Baghdad by understanding the Sunni `Ulama` as a dynamic social group. This scholarly work illuminates how religious scholars transitioned from a fluid collective to a more structured, exclusive learned society during a period of revival. It offers crucial insights into their identity formation and the process of institutionalization beyond mere legal frameworks. Essential for students of Islamic history, medieval studies, and anyone interested in the evolution of scholarly traditions in academia.
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A Literary History of Cambridge
0₹4,130.00Uncover the vibrant literary heart of Cambridge, a city steeped in centuries of creative genius. This definitive history brings to life captivating anecdotes of iconic writers like Milton, Tennyson, and Plath who walked its hallowed grounds. Explore how this unique place shaped English literature, inspiring both profound love and fierce critique. Essential reading for students of English literature, scholars, and anyone captivated by the rich tapestry of British literary heritage. Enhanced with illustrations and detailed appendices, it serves as an invaluable reference for literary enthusiasts worldwide.
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A Military History of South Africa: From the Dutch-Khoi Wars to the End of Apartheid (Praeger Security International)
0₹7,187.80Explore South Africa’s pivotal military journey from the Dutch-Khoi Wars to the end of Apartheid. This definitive single-volume history offers a comprehensive analysis of conflicts that shaped a nation. Delve into colonial conquests, African resistance, the rise of regional military power, and the critical ‘apartheid wars.’ Stapleton’s work meticulously covers key periods, providing essential insights into warfare’s impact on South African society. An indispensable read for history enthusiasts, students of military strategy, and anyone seeking a deep understanding of modern African political and social development. Discover the forces that forged a republic.
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A Millitary History of India and South Asia: From the East India Company to the Nuclear Era
0₹7,187.80Uncover the pivotal military evolution of India and South Asia, from the East India Company’s rise to the nuclear era. This comprehensive history delves into the Indian Army’s crucial role through WWI, WWII, and post-independence conflicts, including the India-Pakistan wars and Kashmir tensions. Authored by experts, it provides lucid insights into the social, political, and military forces shaping the region. A must-read for students, scholars, and anyone fascinated by Indian defence history and South Asian geopolitical strategy.
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A Mission to the Medieval Middle East: The Travels of Bertrandon de la Brocquière to Jerusalem and Constantinople
0₹12,980.00Embark on an extraordinary medieval travel adventure with this 15th-century account of a journey to the Middle East. Discover firsthand observations from a Burgundian knight’s pilgrimage to Jerusalem and Constantinople. Delve into the rich tapestry of history, culture, and political landscapes of the era, including crucial insights into the Ottoman Empire. This fascinating historical travelogue offers a unique window into a pivotal period for history enthusiasts and students of global cultures. Essential reading for anyone captivated by ancient journeys and medieval worlds.
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A Modern History of Tanganyika: 25 (African Studies)
0₹4,482.82Uncover the comprehensive modern history of Tanganyika, a pivotal study of colonial Africa. This acclaimed work meticulously details mainland Tanzania’s journey, drawing on extensive African and European archives. It’s an indispensable resource for history students, scholars, and libraries across India seeking in-depth knowledge of the colonial era’s political and social transformations. Essential for anyone studying African Studies or global historical research, this book provides unparalleled insights into a foundational period.
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A Muslim Conspiracy in British India?: Politics and Paranoia in the Early Nineteenth-Century Deccan
0₹795.00Delve into the intricate political landscape of the early 19th-century Deccan with this compelling study of British India. It meticulously examines how fears of a global Muslim conspiracy fueled colonial paranoia and local political schemes in South India. Uncover the complex interplay between imperial anxieties and regional dynamics that defined this pivotal era. Essential for students, historians, and anyone fascinated by colonial history and the roots of Indian politics. A vital addition to your Indian history collection.
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A New Account of the East Indies, 1688-1723
0₹1,495.00Journey back to 17th and 18th-century India with this fascinating East Indies travelogue. Spanning voyages from 1688-1723 across Asia, this seminal account offers rare firsthand observations of major Indian ports like Surat, Goa, Bombay, and Madras. Discover vibrant trade, diverse cultures, and critical European interactions from a unique historical perspective. Essential for students and enthusiasts of Indian history, maritime exploration, and colonial India, these detailed historical accounts illuminate a pivotal era. Explore the narratives that shaped India’s past.
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A Paradise Built in Hell: The Extraordinary Communities That Arise in Disaster
0₹1,199.00Explore the extraordinary communities that emerge from chaos. This powerful book investigates five major disasters, revealing profound instances of altruism, solidarity, and resourcefulness in the face of devastation. It challenges conventional views on disaster response, highlighting how ordinary people create resilient societies and demonstrate remarkable collective action. Discover essential lessons on community building, civic engagement, and the power of collaborative politics to rebuild and transform. A must-read for understanding human resilience and social solidarity in times of crisis.
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A PEEP INTO THE EARLY HISTORY OF INDIA – From the Foundation of the Maurya Dynasty to the Downfall of the Imperial Gupta Dynasty 322 B.C. to 500 A.C.
0₹340.00Uncover the foundational centuries of Ancient India with this seminal work by renowned Indian historian R. G. Bhandarkar. Journey from the rise of the Maurya Dynasty through the golden age of the Imperial Guptas (322 B.C. – 500 A.C.). Bhandarkar revolutionised Indian historiography by integrating coins, inscriptions, and foreign accounts to explore governance, society, and religious evolution. An indispensable resource for students of Early Indian History, scholars, and anyone passionate about India’s ancient past and cultural heritage.
