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A History of Artillery
0₹8,614.00Explore the pivotal role of artillery in shaping warfare throughout history. This comprehensive study traces the evolution of artillery, from ancient battlefields to modern conflicts, meticulously detailing how these powerful weapons often decided battles. Discover their varied impact across armies and navies over time. Essential reading for military history enthusiasts, students of warfare, and strategists in India seeking a definitive account of battlefield innovation and its strategic significance.
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Britain as a Military Power 1688-1815
0₹7,670.00Explore the dramatic evolution of British military power from vulnerability in 1688 to global dominance by 1815. Jeremy Black masterfully charts Britain’s rise, detailing the land and naval strategies, military advancements, and organizational shifts that forged its vast empire. This essential read for Indian students, history enthusiasts, and civil services aspirants provides critical insights into 18th-century warfare and imperial expansion. Discover the forces that defined a superpower and its lasting impact.
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Contesting History: Narratives of Public History
0₹899.00Uncover the compelling power of history’s public narratives. This authoritative guide explores the diverse ways the past is employed by states, media, and collective memory, offering crucial insights into understanding history more broadly. Featuring global examples and non-Western models, it examines the societal impact of historical applications through insightful case studies. Essential reading for students of public history, academics, and anyone keen to grasp the nuances of the history discipline and its contested narratives. Broaden your perspective on how history shapes our world.
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The English Press: A History
0₹2,594.82Delve into the definitive history of the English press and its transformative journey from early newspapers to the internet age. Esteemed historian Jeremy Black meticulously traces the rise and evolution of print journalism, examining its profound political, social, economic, and technological influences. This essential volume offers critical insights for students of British and media history, journalism, and anyone fascinated by the evolution of communication. It provides a vital perspective on the future of the press, highly relevant for media studies in India.
