Swords Trembling in Their Scabbards: The Changing Status of Indian Officers in the Indian Army 1757-1947

Author:   Michael Creese
Publisher:   Helion & Company
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9781909982819


Pages:   206
Publication Date:   15 January 2015
Format:   Hardback
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Author:   Michael Creese
Publisher:   Helion & Company
Imprint:   Helion & Company
Dimensions:   Width: 15.60cm , Height: 1.80cm , Length: 23.40cm
Weight:   0.476kg
ISBN:  

9781909982819


ISBN 10:   1909982814
Pages:   206
Publication Date:   15 January 2015
Audience:   General/trade ,  General
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   Out of stock   Availability explained
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... I found the book an easy read. It contains many interesting bits and pieces of information, which are tied together to make a fascinating narrative. Anyone interested in the armies of British India (and beyond) should have a copy on their shelf. --Chote Sepoy: The Magazine of the Indian Army Group of the British Model Soldier Society The author transmits well the code of honour and loyalty felt by both officers and men to their regiments, their group and caste, and their British seniors. ... an important contribution--Newsletter of the Society of Friends of the National Army Museum ... the book does add to the overall debate and will hopefully stimulate further research into this important area. Durbar, --Journal of Indian Military History ... a well researched and balanced study ... While the work is academic in nature, any reader with an interest in societal change and the profound impact that the transition within the Indian military had on the stability of the independence of India itself, would do very well to read this book. --War History Online


... a well researched and balanced study ... While the work is academic in nature, any reader with an interest in societal change and the profound impact that the transition within the Indian military had on the stability of the independence of India itself, would do very well to read this book. -- War History Online ... the book does add to the overall debate and will hopefully stimulate further research into this important area. Durbar, -- Journal of Indian Military History ... I found the book an easy read. It contains many interesting bits and pieces of information, which are tied together to make a fascinating narrative. Anyone interested in the armies of British India (and beyond) should have a copy on their shelf. -- Chote Sepoy: The Magazine of the Indian Army Group of the British Model Soldier Society The author transmits well the code of honour and loyalty felt by both officers and men to their regiments, their group and caste, and their British seniors. ... an important contribution-- Newsletter of the Society of Friends of the National Army Museum


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Dr Michael Creese is a retired headteacher and educational consultant with a lifelong interest in military history and uniforms. His interest in the Indian Army was sparked by a visit aged eleven to an exhibition of model soldiers at Hamleys in 1947. He now has his own collection of model soldiers which naturally includes a strong Indian contingent. His doctoral thesis at the University of Leicester focussed on the Indian officers in four cavalry regiments, drawing on material in Britain and India. The scope of this thesis has been widened in the present volume to include infantry officers together with a broad history of the Indian Army. He has written a history of the Jodhpur Lancers which is awaiting publication in India.

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