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A People’s History of Europe: From World War 1 To Today: From World War I to Today (People’s History People’s History)
0Discover Europe’s authentic narrative, charting a course from the devastation of World War I to the complexities of today. This essential people’s history delves into the continent’s last century through the voices of workers, activists, and ordinary citizens who shaped pivotal events. From the Russian Revolution to the Prague Spring, and covering labour movements to anti-colonial struggles, it presents history from below. Raquel Varela offers vital insights, revealing how ordinary Europeans actively forged their own destiny. A must-read for students and history enthusiasts seeking a comprehensive, alternative European history.
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A Pepys Of Mogul India 1653 1708
0Uncover the grandeur of 17th-century Mughal India through a rare, firsthand perspective. This abridged historical diary offers intimate glimpses into the opulent Mughal court, the powerful reigns of Shah Jahan and Aurangzeb, and the vibrant daily life of the era. Penned by a foreign physician, it details intricate political intrigues and societal customs with unparalleled vividness. An essential read for enthusiasts of Indian history and the Mughal Empire, this captivating account brings a pivotal period of Indian heritage to life, revealing the essence of an empire through personal observation.
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A Picturesque Tour Along The Rivers Ganges and Jumna, In India
0Explore India’s captivating past along the sacred Ganges and Jumna rivers with this essential historical chronicle. Delve into the grandeur of medieval Indian architecture and the intricate tapestry of the British Raj era. This evocative account brings to life the marvels of Indian heritage and the colonial encounters that shaped the subcontinent. It offers a unique perspective on India’s evolution, ideal for history buffs, scholars of Indian studies, and enthusiasts of colonial India. Discover the silent footsteps of history through vivid descriptions, making it a must-read for understanding India’s profound journey.
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A Place for Our Gods: The Construction of an Edinburgh Hindu Temple Community: 8 (Soas London Studies on South Asia, 8)
0Uncover the vibrant construction of an Edinburgh Hindu temple community with this compelling anthropological study. Malory Nye meticulously explores how approximately 150 Indian families established a spiritual and social centre, shedding light on diaspora life and religious identity abroad. Gain profound insights into community building, cultural preservation, and the sociology of Hinduism in a new land. An essential volume for students and researchers in South Asian studies, religious sociology, and cultural anthropology.
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A Polite and Commercial People: England 1727-1783 (New Oxford History of England)
0Dive into the pivotal era of 18th-century England with this authoritative Oxford History. Paul Langford masterfully charts England’s journey from George II’s reign to the loss of American colonies, exposing the societal tensions beneath the surface elegance. Explore the clashes between evangelicalism and rationalism, aristocracy and popular dissent, and industrial expansion alongside poverty. An indispensable resource for Indian students and history buffs seeking deep insights into British political, commercial, and social history during the Georgian era.
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A Practical Guide to Studying History: Skills and Approaches
0Elevate your university history studies with this indispensable practical guide. Designed for aspiring historians, it equips you with essential skills for critical reading, essay writing, and engaging in historical debate. Explore diverse approaches and historical concepts, making complex research accessible. Perfect for any student navigating degree-level history, this book provides frameworks and practical advice for academic success. Discover proven techniques for historical objectivity and effective communication, ensuring you excel in your studies. A must-have for mastering the discipline.
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A Resurgent China: South Asian Perspectives
0Unravel the complexities of China’s growing influence across South Asia. This essential analysis explores how diverse South Asian nations, including India, perceive and engage with a resurgent China, examining the political, economic, and socio-cultural factors shaping regional dynamics. Gain critical insights into the strategic implications and evolving foreign policy landscapes for countries navigating China’s rise. A must-read for students, policymakers, and anyone interested in South Asian geopolitics and international relations.
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A Short History of Asia: Stone Age to 2000 A D
0Unlock the epic saga of Asia’s rich past, from the Stone Age to the dawn of the 21st century. This comprehensive journey explores the foundations of Asian civilizations, including the Indian subcontinent’s pivotal role, long before Europe’s Dark Ages. Delve into pre-colonial achievements, critically examine imperialism’s impact, and understand enduring traditions shaping today’s modern Asian nations. Author Colin Mason’s firsthand experience offers unparalleled insight. Essential reading for students, business professionals, and travelers eager to grasp the complexities of this vast continent.
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A Short History of Finland
0Explore Finland’s captivating journey through centuries with this authoritative guide to Finnish history. Covering settlement from the first millennium AD up to its pivotal admission to the European Union in 1995, this revised edition offers a comprehensive overview. Ideal for students of European studies, history buffs, and anyone keen to understand Nordic countries, this book provides essential insights into Finnish society and its place in global history. Discover the story of a resilient nation, making it a must-read for your collection.
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A Short History of Ireland
0Explore the rich tapestry of Ireland’s past with this authoritative historical overview. Delve into centuries of profound change, from ancient origins to the key events that shaped modern Ireland up to 1998. Essential reading for students of European history and enthusiasts eager for a comprehensive grasp of Ireland’s unique cultural and political narrative. This insightful account provides clarity and depth, making it a valuable resource for academic study and personal discovery in India.
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A Short History of the Weimar Republic (Short Histories)
0Unlock the complexities of modern Europe with a concise guide to Weimar Republic history. Discover the tumultuous 14 years between World War I and the rise of the Third Reich, marked by economic crises and political upheaval. Yet, this era also birthed an explosion of culture, from groundbreaking Bauhaus design to influential Expressionist art. Essential for Indian students of history and political science, this book synthesizes crucial research, offering a clear introduction to Germany’s first democracy and its lasting global impact. A must-read for anyone seeking to understand the foundations of the 20th century.
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A Significant Year
0Embark on an intellectual journey through a transformative era of political and societal change. As former Minister of Education, Abdallah Saaf shares profound insights into governance, education policy, and national development during critical years. This compelling collection is essential for Indian students and professionals in political science, international relations, and public administration. Gain invaluable perspectives on leadership, historical shifts, and global governance from a unique vantage point. A must-read for deeper understanding.