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Ramparts of Empire
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Brandon Marsh
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2015
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Palgrave Macmillan UK
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978-1-349-47678-7
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978-1-137-37401-1
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2015
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10.1057/9781137374011
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Book chapters
A Cigarette in a Powder Magazine
Introduction
âThese Infernal Khudai Khidmatgaranâ
The North-West Frontier
âIf the Ramparts Fall, the City Must Fall Alsoâ
âA Welcome Weapon of Criticismâ
âA Glorified Maginot Lineâ?
âThe Forbidden Landâ
âA Continual and Gratuitous Provocationâ
âA Considerable Degree of Supinenessâ
Conclusion
pp. 1
Introduction
pp. 11
The North-West Frontier: Policies, Perceptions, and the Conservative Impulse in the British Raj
pp. 36
“A Continual and Gratuitous Provocation”: The North-West Frontier and the Crisis of Empire, 1919–1923
pp. 59
A Cigarette in a Powder Magazine: The Frontier, Nationalism, and Reform, 1919–1930
pp. 85
“A Considerable Degree of Supineness”: Nationalism and the British Administration, 1928–1930
pp. 115
“These Infernal Khudai Khidmatgaran”: Defining and Repressing Frontier Nationalism, 1930–1931
pp. 139
“The Forbidden Land”: The British, Frontier Nationalism, and Congress, 1931–1934
pp. 169
“If the Ramparts Fall, the City Must Fall Also”: The Frontier and Indian Constitutional Reform, 1930–1939
pp. 194
“A Welcome Weapon of Criticism”: Tribal Policy and Its Discontents, 1930–1939
pp. 226
“A Glorified Maginot Line”?: The Frontier and the Second World War, 1939–1946
pp. 253
Conclusion: The End of British Rule and the Frontier Legacy
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