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Discover the captivating narrative of 'Peace, Poverty and Betrayal', a groundbreaking exploration of Britain's historical rule in India. This compelling book, authored by Roderick Matthews, transcends the simplistic dichotomy of imperial versus nationalist views, offering a nuanced perspective on colonial interactions. Published by Hurst Publishers in 2023 and featuring ISBN 9781787388277, this text delves into the intricate dynamics of 'oblige and rule' that shaped Britain and India's multifaceted relationship.
In 'Peace, Poverty and Betrayal', Matthews expertly unravels the complexities of British colonial policies, revealing that they were often inconsistent and influenced by varied progressive and conservative attitudes among both British officials and Indian leaders. This fascinating history argues that the relationship between the colonizers and powerful Indians was more about shared objectives than solely about oppression. Through in-depth analysis, Matthews illustrates how these ambiguities not only contributed to social transformations but also set the stage for India’s struggle for independence.
This book is a must-read for those interested in colonial history, post-colonial studies, and the socio-political intricacies of British India. Engage with the rich tapestry of this period and gain insights into the motivations behind colonial rule. Join the conversation with 'Peace, Poverty and Betrayal' and explore the depths of British-Indian relations like never before.
In 'Peace, Poverty and Betrayal', Matthews expertly unravels the complexities of British colonial policies, revealing that they were often inconsistent and influenced by varied progressive and conservative attitudes among both British officials and Indian leaders. This fascinating history argues that the relationship between the colonizers and powerful Indians was more about shared objectives than solely about oppression. Through in-depth analysis, Matthews illustrates how these ambiguities not only contributed to social transformations but also set the stage for India’s struggle for independence.
This book is a must-read for those interested in colonial history, post-colonial studies, and the socio-political intricacies of British India. Engage with the rich tapestry of this period and gain insights into the motivations behind colonial rule. Join the conversation with 'Peace, Poverty and Betrayal' and explore the depths of British-Indian relations like never before.