This biography of Lord Robert Bulwer-Lytton, viceroy of India from 1876 to 1880, examines his troubled attempt to meet Britain's increasing internal and perceived external threats to its rule.
This biography of Lord Robert Bulwer-Lytton, viceroy of India from 1876 to 1880, examines his troubled attempt to meet Britain's increasing internal and perceived external threats to its rule.
Edwin Hirschmann is professor emeritus at Towson University.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1: Conscripting a Poet Chapter 2: Instructing and Dispatching a Viceroy Chapter 3: The Rise of Racism Chapter 4: Reaching India and Taking Charge Chapter 5: The Imperial Assemblage: Lytton's Crescendo Chapter 6: Famine Chapter 7: "The Most Dangerous Man in India" Chapter 8: Internal Problems Chapter 9: Careers, Protests, and Clashes Chapter 10: The Vernacular Press and Its Adversaries Chapter 11: Russophobia Chapter 12: The Rift with Salisbury Chapter 13: The Second Anglo-Afghan War Chapter 14: Resignation and Resentment Chapter 15: Pursued from India Chapter 16: Afterwards
Chapter 1: Conscripting a Poet Chapter 2: Instructing and Dispatching a Viceroy Chapter 3: The Rise of Racism Chapter 4: Reaching India and Taking Charge Chapter 5: The Imperial Assemblage: Lytton's Crescendo Chapter 6: Famine Chapter 7: "The Most Dangerous Man in India" Chapter 8: Internal Problems Chapter 9: Careers, Protests, and Clashes Chapter 10: The Vernacular Press and Its Adversaries Chapter 11: Russophobia Chapter 12: The Rift with Salisbury Chapter 13: The Second Anglo-Afghan War Chapter 14: Resignation and Resentment Chapter 15: Pursued from India Chapter 16: Afterwards
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