Titlebook: Sympathy and India in British Literature, 1770-1830; Andrew Rudd Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited

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Introduction,s, after all, was a time when the East India Company, following the Mughal Emperor Shah Alam Il’s bestowal of . in 1765, was transformed from a trading body into a significant regional military and political power. A chartered company of merchants with a minimum of supervision suddenly found itself

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Edmund Burke and the Trial of Warren Hastings,recedented attention to Indian affairs in Britain.. It also illustrated — in terms that, for Burke, were nothing less than tragic — the aesthetic difficulties inherent in constructing a sentimental depiction of India. For most of his hearers and for the British public at large, the remote and unfami

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Sympathy in a Hot Climate: British and Indian Subjects at the Turn of the Century,ensibility, one adapted for the rigours and cultural complexities of colonial conditions. This new culture stemmed in large part from the outcome of an earlier intellectual debate about the effects of a debilitating climate, but bore ramifications for the exercise of imaginative sympathy in the colo

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Reorientating the Orient: Sympathy, the East and Romantic Period Literary Criticism,cast doubt on Orientalism as a viable literary form. The transition formed an obvious parallel to the switch from ‘Orientalism’ to ‘Anglicism’ identified by Eric Stokes in the realm of colonial government.. Something of the vitriol outpoured on India after 1800 is evident in James Mill’s evaluation

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