Titlebook: Kingship and Colonialism in India’s Deccan 1850–1948; Benjamin B. Cohen Book 2007 Benjamin B. Cohen 2007 colonialism.death.India

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Soldiers, Mercenaries, and Moneylenders,l as robbery and banditry. Larger scale skirmishes were aided by the ready supply of mercenaries for hire, in particular members of the Arab and African communities. Together with the armed forces maintained by the samasthan rajas, Hyderabad’s mid-nineteenth century was marked by both ethnic diversi

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The Death of Kings, the Birth of a Nation,dispute between its rani and Osman Ali Khan shed light on the interference by the Nizam and Residency in such matters, and placed Gadwal within the larger fray of the emerging “Hindu” India. The Gadwal dispute further illuminated the Court of Wards’ enduring role in the samasthan’s future. Finally,

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