Mirrors of Empire

Mirrors of EmpireApproaches the history of the Mughal Empire at the level of human experience, through a diverse group of autobiographical narratives. Starting from 1526, the Mughals ruled over much of India for three centuries, perhaps the most important Islamic empire in the early modern world. This period saw the production of a fascinating variety of memoirs and autobiographies in which residents of the empire reflected on their own lives, on Islam in a Hindu

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an outstanding seventeenth-century military and administrative leader

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intimate sense of the Ultras’ unique subculture

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This edition of The Collected Poems and Prose of Jupiter Hammon is a classic of African American literature reimagined for modern readers

It is a must-have for all disciplines interested in adding the human simulation experience to their programs

inclusive understanding of post-independence Irish history

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Grasslands have a multifunctional role in producing forage for animal production systems while providing a wide array of ecosystem services

This volume presents a pioneering collection of analyses focused on the ideologies and activities of formal women’s organizations and informal women’s groups across a range of Arab countries