T.A. Heathcote - The Military in British India: The Development of British Land Forces in South Asia, 1600-1947
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T.A. Heathcote s study of the conflicts that established British rule in South Asia, and of the military s position in the constitution of British India, is a classic work in the field. By placing these conflicts clearly in their local context, his account moves away from the Euro-centric approach of many writers on British imperial military history. It provides a greater understanding not only of the history of the British Indian Army but also of the Indian experience, which had such a formative an effect on the British Army itself. This new edition has been fully revised and given appropriate illustrations.
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I acknowledge with gratitude all those friends and colleagues who have helped and encouraged me to complete this work, but especially: Andrew Orgill and Pam Bendall, librarians of the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst and the Staff College, Camberley, respectively; Gary Sheffield, Christopher Duffy, Ian Beckett, Martine de Lee and other members of the academic departments at RMAS; June Mallaband and Chris Bridger, as well as Tricia Lotherington of PA Services, Fleet, who typed the manuscript; and my wife who forwent two summer holidays en famille while I undertook research and writing.
Appendix I
Presidents of the Board of Control for India, 17841858, and Secretaries of State for India, 18581947
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