Titlebook: Natural Disasters and Victorian Empire; Famines, Fevers and Upamanyu Pablo Mukherjee Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan

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The Empire of Disasters,oughts or divine wrath (conventionally under-stood as the causes of famine). Instead, they took as their subject the legendary figure of Majnu Shah, a Muslim . or religious mendicant, who had organised a widespread insurgency against the British East India Company in the aftermath of the disaster:

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Philip Meadows Taylor: The Bureaucrat as Healer,pire and state. One of the questions I want to ask here is what happens when notions of disease and healing, tropes of infection and cure, spectres of famine and sustenance, are attached to this crucial figure.

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