Insurgent Sepoys: Europe Views the Revolt of 1857

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Title
Copyright
Advance Praise for the Book
Contents
List of Illustrations
Acknowledgements
1. Introduction
Part I: News and Views
	2. German Responses: Theodor Fontane, Edgar Bauer, Wilhelm Liebknecht
	3. French Counter-narratives: Nationalisme, Patriotisme and Révolution
	4. Freedom and Democracy: The Revolt in the Italian Press
	5. A View of the Revolt in the Spanish Press
	6. Hungarian Responses: Between Support and Disagreement
	7. Czech Representations of India and the Rebellion, 1850–1930
	8. Bŭlgarska Dnevnitsa: A Bulgarian Response to the Uprising
Part II: Fact and Fiction
	9. Retcliffe’s Nena Sahib and the German Discourse on India
	10. The Rebellion of an Indian Temple Dancer
	11. The Stirring Story of the ‘Cipays’: Italian Narrative Responses
	12. ‘Remember Cawnepore’: The ‘Massacre’ in the Voice of Three Italian Narrators
	13. Emilio Salgari’s The Two Tigers: Exoticism, Anti-imperialism and Ambivalence
	14. Lost in Translation: Jules Verne and the Indian Rebellion
	15. \'A Great Insurrection’: Jules Verne and British ‘Mutiny’ Fiction
	16. The Rebellion in a 19th-century Indo-Portuguese Novel
	17. Francisco Luiz Gomes’s Os Brahamanes: The Uprising and Anglo-Indian Society
	18. El dragón del fuego: A Dramatic Representation of the Revolt
About the Editor
Notes on Contributors
Index