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India A Re Statement

India A Re Statement

Discover ‘India: A Re-Statement’ by Reginald Coupland, a profound analysis of British policies in India during the crucial pre-independence years. Originally published in 1945, this insightful book, now available in paperback, delves into the complex political landscape, the ramifications of colonial rule, and the escalating Hindu-Muslim communal tensions. Coupland, a distinguished historian and advisor on imperial matters, critically examines the failures of constitutional reforms and the burgeoning Indian nationalist movements. He offers a balanced perspective on Britain’s role in shaping India’s destiny and the eventual path to self-rule. Essential reading for understanding the historical context of India’s independence journey, this 319-page volume from Gyan Publishing House offers vital historical context.

The Marquis Of Dalhousie's Administration Of British India 1st [Hardcover]

The Marquis Of Dalhousie's Administration Of British India 1st [Hardcover]

Explore the pivotal ‘The Marquis of Dalhousie’s Administration of British India,’ a detailed analysis by renowned author Edwin Arnold. This 1st Hardcover edition delves into Lord Dalhousie’s impactful tenure (1848–1856) as Governor-General of India. Arnold critically examines his controversial annexations, including Punjab and Oudh, and his ‘doctrine of lapse.’ Discover his ambitious reforms in railways, telegraphs, and education that modernized India under British rule. This essential read for students of Indian history, politics, and colonial administration offers profound insights into Dalhousie’s transformative yet debated legacy, shaping the subcontinent and setting the stage for future events. Published by Gyan Publishing House.

Mahâbodhi or the Great Buddhist Temple Under the Bodhi Tree at Buddha-Gaya [Hardcover]

Mahâbodhi or the Great Buddhist Temple Under the Bodhi Tree at Buddha-Gaya [Hardcover]

Explore the profound history and sacred architecture of Buddhism’s holiest site with ‘Mahâbodhi or the Great Buddhist Temple Under the Bodhi Tree at Buddha-Gaya’. Authored by the pioneering archaeologist Sir Alexander Cunningham, this definitive work delves into the significance of the temple where Siddhartha Gautama achieved enlightenment. Discover detailed analyses of its construction, restoration, and enduring role as a global pilgrimage destination. Cunningham’s meticulous research, including observations of the sacred Bodhi tree and surrounding area, offers unparalleled insight for history enthusiasts, archaeologists, and anyone interested in Buddhist studies. A foundational text for understanding ancient Indian Buddhist sites, published by Gyan Publishing House.

A History of the Maratha People 2nd

A History of the Maratha People 2nd

Explore the vibrant history of the Maratha Empire with ‘A History of the Maratha People, Vol. 2’. Authored by C. A. Kincaid and Rao Bahadur D. B. Parasnis, this essential read chronicles the Maratha expansion and the pivotal role of their leaders in shaping Indian history during the 17th and 18th centuries. Delve into their military triumphs, strategic brilliance, and the forces that propelled their influence across the subcontinent. A comprehensive and insightful account perfect for history enthusiasts and students alike. Discover the legacy of this formidable empire and its lasting impact on India’s rich past. Find this indispensable volume at The Bookish Owl.

Our Missions In India 1834-1924 [Hardcover]

Our Missions In India 1834-1924 [Hardcover]

Explore ninety years of Presbyterian missionary endeavors in India with Rev. E. M. Wherry’s compelling account, “Our Missions In India 1834-1924”. This detailed chronicle, published by Gyan Publishing House, delves into the challenges, triumphs, and evolving strategies of missions from 1834 to 1924. Discover the significant contributions of key missionaries, their theological approaches, and crucial interactions with Indian society, including significant Christian-Muslim dialogue. Wherry, an American missionary and Islamic scholar with extensive experience in India, also examines the impact of missionary education, social reforms, and spiritual outreach. This essential historical record offers profound insights into the role of Christian missions in colonial India’s religious and cultural fabric. Ideal for students of Indian history and religious studies.

Tribes and Castes of Rajasthan [Hardcover]

Tribes and Castes of Rajasthan [Hardcover]

Explore the intricate social tapestry of Rajasthan with M. A. Sherring’s ‘Tribes and Castes of Rajasthan’ [Hardcover]. This essential ethnographic study, perfect for readers aged 12 and up, offers deep insights into the diverse tribes and castes of this historically rich Indian region. Discover their unique social customs, cultural practices, religious beliefs, and daily life, meticulously documented during the British colonial era. Sherring’s comprehensive work unravels the influence of geography, history, and Hinduism on these communities. Ideal for students, researchers, and anyone fascinated by Indian sociology and cultural heritage, this book is a cornerstone for understanding Rajasthan’s complex societal structure and enduring diversity. Available now at The Bookish Owl.

The Social and Military Position of The Ruling Caste in Ancient India: As Represented By The Sanskrit Epic [Hardcover]

The Social and Military Position of The Ruling Caste in Ancient India: As Represented By The Sanskrit Epic [Hardcover]

Explore the pivotal role of the Kshatriya caste in ancient India with Edward W. Hopkins’ seminal work, ‘The Social and Military Position of The Ruling Caste in Ancient India’. Delve into the Sanskrit epics, particularly the Mahabharata and Ramayana, to uncover the intricate social, military, and political responsibilities of India’s warrior rulers. Hopkins meticulously analyzes their governance, martial prowess, and ethical frameworks, revealing how this dominant caste shaped the order, defense, and cultural fabric of ancient Indian society. This insightful hardcover edition, published by Gyan Publishing House, is essential for anyone interested in Indian history, epic literature, and the foundations of ancient Indian civilization. Discover the legacy of the ruling caste as depicted in these timeless narratives.

Indian Heroes And Great Chieftains

Indian Heroes And Great Chieftains

Discover the compelling stories of Native American leaders in ‘Indian Heroes And Great Chieftains’ by Charles A. Eastman. Published by Gyan Publishing House, this insightful book offers an authentic Native perspective on the lives, bravery, and resistance of iconic figures like Sitting Bull, Crazy Horse, and Red Cloud. Authored by Santee Dakota physician and historian Charles Alexander Eastman, it delves into Indigenous culture, oral traditions, and leadership during periods of significant historical change. With 262 pages and ISBN 9789370975538, this Social Science title is an invaluable resource for understanding American history from a crucial, often overlooked viewpoint. Perfect for readers aged 12 and up seeking rich biographical accounts.

Specimens Of Old Indian Poetry

Specimens Of Old Indian Poetry

Explore the profound beauty of ancient Indian literature with ‘Specimens of Old Indian Poetry’ by Ralph T. H. Griffith. This curated collection offers captivating translations from classical Sanskrit texts, including sacred Vedic hymns and epic narratives. Griffith’s scholarly work brings India’s rich literary heritage to life for English readers, preserving the poetic essence and spiritual depth of these timeless works. Ideal for scholars of Indology, literature enthusiasts, and anyone seeking to connect with India’s ancient poetic traditions. Discover the magic of early Indian verse, meticulously rendered by a renowned Indologist. A must-have addition to your collection from The Bookish Owl.

India Revisited: Its Social and Political Problems [Hardcover]

India Revisited: Its Social and Political Problems [Hardcover]

Explore India’s pivotal past with Samuel Smith’s insightful ‘India Revisited: Its Social and Political Problems’. This compelling hardcover delves into the complex social, political, and economic landscape of British colonial India. Smith critically analyzes governance, the impact of imperial rule, and persistent societal issues like caste divisions, poverty, and religious influence on politics. Discover the early struggles for independence and the vital calls for social reform. Published by Gyan Publishing House, this 73-page work offers a comprehensive historical perspective, urging reflection on India’s journey and the continuous need for progress. A must-read for history enthusiasts and students of Indian socio-political dynamics.

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