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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Indian Mutiny"”.
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The Bengal army and the outbreak of the Indian mutiny
… mutinied in 1857. It begins by comparing the pre-mutiny trends in the Bengal Army to those in its sister armies of Madras and Bombay: in particular the Bengal Army's changing pattern of recruitment, its growing list of professional grievances, the deteriorating relationship between its sepoys and …
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Scripting Anxiety/scripting Identity: Indian Mutiny, History, and the Colonial Imaginary, 1857--1911
… Identity examines the impact of the 1857 Indian Mutiny on British and Indian cultural consciousness and collective memory. I focus on anxious articulations about material objects, racial and sexual identities, and religion to argue these are symptomatic of a greater problem in mutiny …
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Scripting anxiety/scripting identity: Indian mutiny, history, and the colonial imaginary, 1857-1911
… Identity examines the impact of the 1857 Indian Mutiny on British and Indian cultural consciousness and collective memory. I focus on anxious articulations about material objects, racial and sexual identities, and religion to argue these are symptomatic of a greater problem in mutiny …
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Rite of Association: The Figure of the Secret Society and Victorian Democratic Debate
… the so-called ""papal aggression"" (1850), the Indian Mutiny (1857--58), and the unification of Italy (1859--70). These events and the democratic debates surrounding them serve as the context for close readings of literary texts like Thomas Carlyle's Sartor Resartus (1833--34), Wilkie Collins's …
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The black, British Atlantic: Blackness in Victorian literature
… when a series of colonial uprisings like the Indian “Mutiny” and the Morant Bay rebellion exacerbated the growing acceptance of permanent racial hierarchies (as opposed to the older notion of eventual human universality). Armadale emphasizes blackness as a marker of sympathy—the essential …