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Legitimacy and Symbols: The South Asian Writings of F.W. Buckler
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Legitimacy and Symbols: The South Asian Writings of F.W. Buckler

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F. W. Buckler’s writings convey a highly daring mind, in which intellectual ability is coupled with great unconventionality. At the very outset, in the lead article, Buckler sweeps away a century and a half of Indian historiography represented in Europe almost entirely by the propaganda of the Trading Companies, which approached Indian politics and states under the influence of the Colonial System of Western Expansion. He proposes the radical revision of current theories, replacing them with one centered upon a reading of Mughal political culture which the Company misunderstood, manipulated, and deliberately misrepresented to Britons back home and to future generations.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
The University of Michigan Press
Country
United States
Date
1 January 1985
Pages
193
ISBN
9780891480327

F. W. Buckler’s writings convey a highly daring mind, in which intellectual ability is coupled with great unconventionality. At the very outset, in the lead article, Buckler sweeps away a century and a half of Indian historiography represented in Europe almost entirely by the propaganda of the Trading Companies, which approached Indian politics and states under the influence of the Colonial System of Western Expansion. He proposes the radical revision of current theories, replacing them with one centered upon a reading of Mughal political culture which the Company misunderstood, manipulated, and deliberately misrepresented to Britons back home and to future generations.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
The University of Michigan Press
Country
United States
Date
1 January 1985
Pages
193
ISBN
9780891480327