دانلود کتاب Culture, conflict and the military in colonial South Asia

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Contents Introduction 1 The Indian Army: a historiographical reflection 2 Sepoys and sebundies: the role of regular and paramilitary forces in the construction of colonialism in Bengal, c. 1765–c. 1820 3 Intelligence and strategic culture: alternative perspectives on the first British invasion of Afghanistan 4 ‘At Ease, Soldier’: social life in the cantonment 5 ‘The blind, brutal, British public’s bestial thirst for blood’: archive, memory and W. H. Russell’s (re)making of the Indian Mutiny 6 From the Black Mountain to Waziristan: culture and combat on the North-West Frontier 7 Deciphering the Maizar military tribunal, 1897: civil–military tensions and Pukhtun resistance on the North-West Frontier of British India 8 The Indian Army in defeat: Malaya, 1941–2 9 Churchill, the Indian Army and The Second World War 10 War and Indian military institutions: the emergence of the Indian Military Academy 11 ‘Home’ front: Indian soldiers and civilians in Britain, 1939–45 Index