Titlebook: Indian Voices of the Great War; Soldiers’ Letters, 1 David Omissi Book 1999 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited

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,1914–15,noble King knows the quality and the worth of his subjects and his Rajas alike. I give you the truth of the matter. The flag of victory will be in the hands of our British Government. Be not at all distressed. Without death there is no victory, but I am alive and very well, and I tell you truly that I will return alive to India.

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Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1999

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Book 1999 these documents vividly evoke the world of the Western Front - as seen through ‘subaltern‘ Indian eyes. The letters also bear eloquent witness to the sepoys‘ often unsettling encounter with Europe, and with European culture. This book helps to map the imaginative landscape of South Asia‘s warrior-peasant communities.

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ly moving, these documents vividly evoke the world of the Western Front - as seen through ‘subaltern‘ Indian eyes. The letters also bear eloquent witness to the sepoys‘ often unsettling encounter with Europe, and with European culture. This book helps to map the imaginative landscape of South Asia‘s warrior-peasant communities.978-1-349-27283-9

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Introduction,justify telling his story. For the first year of the war, he had commanded the Indian Corps in France, whose soldiers had fought and died in most of the great battles on the Western Front. The British public, still flushed with victory, retained a keen appetite for stories of how the war had been wo