A new age of discovery: India, the Middle East and Britain
@article{Roberts2007ANA, title={A new age of discovery: India, the Middle East and Britain}, author={Peter Roberts}, journal={Middle Eastern Studies}, year={2007}, volume={43}, pages={321 - 330} }
Barbara Harlow and Mia Carter, the editors of Archives of Empire Volume I: From the East India Company to the Suez Canal, define it as ‘useful for pedagogical and scholarly use [and] of considerable interest and continuing usefulness to students, teachers, researchers, and readers of the imperial narrative’. It invites questions about the contribution of post-colonial scholars of literature to understanding the history of South Asia and the Middle East and even Britain, where most of the…
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