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In the aftermath of World War I, the British Empire was hit by two different crises on opposite sides of the world--the Jallianwala Bagh, or Amritsar, Massacre in the Punjab and the Croke Park Massacre, the first 'Bloody Sunday', in Ireland. This book provides a study at the cutting edge of British imperial historiography, concentrating on British imperial violence and the concept of collective punishment. This was the 'crisis of empire' following the political and ideological watershed of World War I. The British Empire had reached its greatest geographical extent, appeared powerful, liberal, humane and broadly sympathetic to gradual progress to responsible self-government. Yet the empire was faced with existential threats to its survival with demands for decolonisation, especially in India and Ireland, growing anti-imperialism at home, virtual bankruptcy and domestic social and economic unrest. Providing an original and closely-researched analysis of imperial violence in the aftermath of World War I, this book will be essential reading for historians of empire, South Asia and Ireland.

Amritsar Massacre, Amritsar, India, 1919. --- Bloody Sunday, Dublin, Ireland, 1920. --- British --- History --- Great Britain --- Colonies

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Mss Amritsar. Mss persans. Mss sanscrits --- Manuscripts, Persian --- Manuscripts, Sanskrit

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Godsdiensten --- Islam --- Religions --- Sikhism --- Sikhs --- Sikhisme --- 294*6 --- 294*6 Sikhisme --- les Sikhs --- sikhisem --- le Temple d'or de Amritsar --- Inde --- Panjab --- religions indiennes --- activisme --- monothéisme --- livres sacrés --- ascétisme --- ritualisme

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"The first field guide to all of the world's major land habitats-richly illustrated and packed with essential information to help you get the most out of your outdoor adventures. Accurately identifying and understanding habitats in detail is essential to any birder, naturalist, outdoors enthusiast, or ecologist who wants to get the most out of their experiences in the field. Habitats of the World is the first field guide to the world's major land habitats-189 in all. Using the format of a natural history field guide, this compact, accessible, and comprehensive book features concise identification descriptions and is richly illustrated-including more than 650 color photographs of habitats and their wildlife, 150 distribution maps, 200 diagrams, and 150 silhouettes depicting each habitat alongside a human figure, providing an immediate grasp of its look and scale. Each major habitat has an illustrated "climate box" that allows easy comparisons between habitats. Thirty other illustrated boxes present clear explanations of complex phenomena affecting habitats-from plate tectonics and mountain formation to fire regimes and climate change. Requiring no scientific background, Habitats of the World offers quick and reliable information for anyone who wants a deeper understanding and appreciation of the habitats around them, whether in their own backyard or while traveling anywhere in the world. Covers 189 of the world's major land habitats. Provides all the information you need to quickly and accurately identify and understand habitats anywhere in the world. Features concise text, more than 650 color photographs of habitats and their wildlife, an up-to-date distribution map for each habitat, and hundreds of helpful diagrams and illustrations"--

Biogeography. --- Habitat (Ecology) --- Abert's towhee. --- Air current. --- Alipurduar. --- Amritsar. --- Andasibe-Mantadia National Park. --- Aquatic ecosystem. --- Arabuko Sokoke National Park. --- Arusha. --- Australasia. --- Australia (continent). --- Awash National Park. --- Biodiversity hotspot. --- Biotope. --- Borneo. --- Brahmaputra Valley. --- Caatinga. --- Campo miner. --- Central Asia. --- Coast. --- Coating. --- Cushion plant. --- Ecological niche. --- Egret. --- Endemism. --- Escarpment. --- Eurasia. --- Exploration. --- Fertilizer. --- Fieldfare. --- Forb. --- Genet (animal). --- Geomorphology. --- Grassland. --- Great Dividing Range. --- Headland. --- Heath. --- Human settlement. --- Humus. --- Indian Ocean Islands. --- Indian Ocean. --- Inselberg. --- Kafue National Park. --- Keoladeo National Park. --- Lamington National Park. --- Mammal. --- Mangrove. --- Mantella. --- Miombo. --- Mopane. --- Mountain ecosystems. --- Mudflat. --- Nama Karoo. --- Nameri National Park. --- Nearctic ecozone. --- Neotropic ecozone. --- New South Wales. --- Ngorongoro Conservation Area. --- Nutrient. --- Oryzomys. --- Palawan. --- Palearctic ecozone. --- Pench National Park. --- Phytoplankton. --- Picathartes. --- Plateau. --- Queensland. --- Rainforest. --- Rajasthan. --- Ramsar site. --- Ranch. --- Requirement. --- Riparian zone. --- Rodent. --- Savanna. --- Shrub. --- Shrubland. --- Soil. --- Steppe. --- Subshrub. --- Surface water. --- Temperate rainforest. --- Tezpur Airport. --- The Establishment. --- The Various. --- Tours. --- Transition zone (Earth). --- Urial. --- Usage. --- Vegetation type. --- Vegetation. --- Wader. --- Way Kambas National Park. --- Weather. --- Wetland. --- Weyns's duiker. --- Wildlife Management Area. --- Wildlife. --- World Heritage Site. --- Wrangel Island. --- Zapata rail.