Xenophobia in Seventeenth-Century India.

Intro -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction The ethics of writing the Precolonial -- 1. A Dutch Painter in Bijapur: National sentiment and European-ness as reflected in the Relation between the Dutch and the Portuguese in the Early Century -- 2. The Queen and the Usurper: Deccanis vs. Westerners in Bijapur around 1636 -- 3. The Right and Left hand disputes in Chennapatnam in 1652-55: a Minimal group Experiment in Seventeenth-Century India -- 4. Saying one thing, doing another? Shivaji and Deccani Patriotism 1674-1680 -- 5. Anxiety in Aurangzeb's Deccan Marathas, Sidis and Keigwin's Rebellion 1683-84 -- 6. Madanna, Akkanna and the Brahmin Revolution in Golkonda 1674-86 -- Conclusion Human Nature in a Seventeenth-Century Environment -- Epilogue Aurangzeb/Shivaji and the Eighteenth Century -- APPENDIX I DUTCH USAGE FOR MUSLIM AND HINDU -- APPENDIX II AURANZEB ON STRATAGEM -- APPENDIX III ON THE AUTHENTICITY OF SHIVAJI'S AND SIDI MAS'UD'S LETTERS TO MALOJI GHORPADE -- LIST OF ABBREVIATED REFERENCES -- REPOSITORIES OF UNPUBLISHED SOURCES -- SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY -- INDEX.

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