Titlebook: Gender and Violence in British India; The Road to Amritsar Robert McLain Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 20

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The Road to Amritsar,Writing early in the war, the English poet Rupert Brooke romanticized battle as a purifying force, a catalyst for a British youth who lacked higher purpose:

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Resituating Gender and Violence during the Great War,t is my contention that the war of 1914–1918, along with the intense stress it placed on the British Raj’s dominant notions of colonial masculinity and femininity, ultimately culminated in the killing or wounding of over 1,600 Indian civilians by Gurkha soldiers under the command of General Reginald

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The Violent Mahatma: Gandhi and the Rehabilitation of Indian Manhood, conflict and its seemingly heartfelt rallying to the imperial cause. There appeared little doubt, he remarked, that “India claims not to be a mere dependent of but a partner in the Empire, and her partnership with us cannot but alter the angle from which we shall look … at the problems of the gover

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,Frontline Masculinity: The Indian Corps on the Western Front, 1914–1915,million, a sum that hit a desperately poor peasantry especially hard. Militarily, more than 1.2 million of the roughly nine million British and imperial troops raised during the conflict came from the subcontinent, with 118,000 South Asian soldiers joining the casualty list. Indian forces also serve

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