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Steven V. Ley,Caroline M. R. Lowwly built up the colonial forces, but it pressed ahead with the development of a Gurkha division in the British Army. Forming Britain’s only body of all-volunteer, professional soldiers, the Gurkhas were stationed in Malaya where they were supposed to train for their intended wartime role in the Middle East.

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Victorian urban entertainment culture to the modern enterta.Focusing on Glasgow’s earliest surviving music hall, the Britannia, later the Panopticon, this book explores the role of one of the city’s most iconic cultural venues within the cosmopolitan entertainment market that emerged in British cit

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Steven V. Ley,Caroline M. R. Lownsurgent and the civilian population on whose behalf he was fighting: ‘Rebellions can be made by 2 percent active in a striking force and 98 percent passively sympathetic.’. Drawn from his own limited experience of fomenting rebellion in Arabia, this and Lawrence’s many other generalisations remain