Marks she made

Marks she madeThis book explores the remarkable life of Begum Samru (c. 17501836), a North Indian ruler who rose from courtesan to sovereign, using art and architecture to navigate power in early modern India. Through her story, the book reveals how women defied gender norms to shape public and political spheres in innovative ways.

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when Leftist agendas and struggles often collapse or become appropriated by Right

Twenty-first-century interpretations and applications of photography are questioned

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transforms our understanding of Romanticism and the cultural exchange between Britain and Asia

within this book are one hundred and twenty-four letters on the subject of morals written from the philosopher Seneca to his friend

the first English-language examination of Méndez’s life and work

theatre and music revive the dead to explore the dynamics of grief and mourning

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This fascinating and original study will broaden the investigation of world exploration and Pacific ethnography

Woman’s Choice

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