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The indian world of george washington the first president, the first americans, and the birth of the by colin gcalloway (hardback, a %0a delivery%0a uk delivery is usually within 8 to 10 working days%0a international delivery varies by country, please see the wordery store help page for details
17 €
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Oxfam bookshop sevenoaks authored by rajesh rajagopalan and first published in , this book deals wiith two issues - the question of why regular armies adopt inappropriate measures when fighting guerilla wars, and the evolution of the indian army's counterinsurgency doctrine over the previous decadesee oxfam website for delivery information read morethe author is associate professor in international politics at jawaharlal nehru university, new delhithe book is in very good used condition, with a good dust jacket
25 €
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Written and sumptuously photographed by friends, ifham raji and tracey rich, sri lanka - the gem of the indian ocean, is a unique and personal view of some of the country's highlightsoxfam shop burleigh street sri lanka is a country with a colourful history and vibrant modern day culture which is a melting pot of beliefs, ancient customs, awe-inspiring landscapes and wildlife leaving the visitor with a sense of wonder where ever they gosee oxfam website for delivery information read more
15 €
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Oxfam bookshop reigate purcell: king arthur, the indian queenhenry purcell (composer), sir anthony lewis (conductor), sir charles mackerras (conductor), orchestra of the philomusica of london (orchestra), english chamber orchestra (orchestra), heather harper (performer) see oxfam website for delivery information read more
22 €
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Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for china in the indian ocean by mrajesh products!
67 €
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When zafar gave his blessing to a rebellion among the companys own indian troops, it transformed an army mutiny into the largest uprising the british empire ever had to facedeprived of real political power by the east india company, zafar nevertheless succeeded in creating a court of great brilliance, and presided over one of the great cultural renaissances of indian historyit is the first account to present the indian perspective on the siege, and has at its heart the stories of the forgotten individuals tragically caught up in one of the bloodiest upheavals in historywilliam dalrymples powerful retelling of this fateful course of events is shaped from groundbreaking material: previously untranslated urdu and persian manuscripts that include indian eyewitness accounts, and the records of the delhi courts, police, and administration during the siegethen in zafars flourishing capital became the centre of an uprising that reduced his beloved delhi to a battered, empty ruinthe last mughalis a portrait of the dazzling delhi zafar personified, the story of the last days of the great mughal capital and its final destruction in the catastrophe ofthe siege of delhi was the rajs stalingrad: a fight to the death between two powers, neither of whom could retreatthe last mughalis an extraordinary revisionist work with clear contemporary echoesbut while zafars mughal ancestors had controlled most of india, the aged zafar was king in name onlysee oxfam website for delivery information read morebahadur shah zafar ii, the last mughal emperor, was a mystic, a talented poet, and a skilled calligrapheras the british commissioner in charge insisted, no vestige should remain to distinguish where the last of the great moghuls restson a hazy november afternoon in rangoon, , a shrouded corpse was escorted by a small group of british soldiers to an anonymous grave in a prison enclosureoxfam shop colne road at 4 p
14 €
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The head and tail move on the horse and the arms move on the indianapprox 39cm high, 33cm wide when set in motion the indian is seen riding the horsefor sale is a metal balance pendulum american indian on a horse handmade and painted by hand
90 €
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The indian ringneck needs someone caring and lovinga cage will be provided to transport the indian ringnecki am selling 1 and a half year old female indian ringneckshe flies around the house freely and gets back to the cage when hungrythen please be free to contact me by calling or message on my mobile numberto its new homei want to provide an new home for her£160 pounds onlyso if you are interested and able to look after her and take care of heri am selling for £160based in london borough of tower hamletshope to hear from you soonshe love to fly around the houseit's available to collect at locationdon't not worry about the feathers near the beckbut the cage will cost £40you can come to collect from bromley by bow, e3 3fpno time wastersthere was no feathers their because of small mutationit is reduced and sale price - so purchase and collect nowif you require a cageperfect time and age for taming and can be tamed and trained to talk and do trickssomeone who can give it a lot of attentionpermanent priceit will grow but will take some timeselling as i don't have time due to not having enough time to care for itshe love to eat apples, berries, grapes, tomatoes, peanuts, seeds and other various fruits and vegetables
160 €
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We have 4 unusual and rare books all about the indian railwaysthey are all in v good or good condition anchoring a city line building the railways of the raj indian railways by m a rao exploring indian railways by bill aitkin read more
45 €
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Many spectacular discoveries of archaeological significance have been made in the indian subcontinent since the first appearance of raymond and bridget allchin's book the birth of indian civilization, for long the most authoritative and widely read text on its subjectadvances in related fields, particularly in geomorphology, palaeobotany and palaeoclimatology, have also radically altered our picture of the emergence of indian civilisationdrawing primarily upon the archaeological record, and supported by ethnographic, linguistic and historical evidence, the authors trace the origins and development of culture in india and pakistan from its earliest roots in palaeolithic times, through the rise and disintegration of the great indus civilization to the emergence of regional cultures, and the arrival and spread of indo-aryan speaking peoplesthey conclude with the early buddhist period and the appearance of city states right across pakistan and north india, establishing the pattern of subcontinental unity and regional diversity that was to characterize the country henceforwardcambridge world archeologyoxfam bookshop leeds 379ppoffering an original and stimulating perspective on the archaeology of the subcontinent, the rise of civilization in india and pakistan will be invaluable to students of south asian culture and early historysee oxfam website for delivery information read morethe authors have made every attempt to incorporate the results of the most recent research and their book is illustrated throughout with photographs, maps and line diagramsit will also appeal to anyone interested in historical geography, world prehistory and archaeology in generalin the rise of civilization in india and pakistan the authors have completely revised and rewritten their earlier work to present an integrated and dynamic account of human culture in south asia
10 €
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The indian runner, like most breeds of domestic duck, is a development of the wild mallardhave 4 ducks available - and one drake indian runners were imported into europe and attracted attention because of their tall, upright bodies and their incredible reputation for egg-layinghave mum and dadducklings take 28 days to hatch so i leave mother duck to this taskthe most wonderful thing about ducklings is the first time they find they can swim in their water bowlthey had been found in the east indies, from where they get their present name, but were referred to as 'penguin ducks' by dutch explorers and some of the early importersits evolution was probably determined more by human influence than natural selection over the hundreds of years they have been in the islands of indonesiathese ducks were hatched in spring by mother ducki have read that ducklings shouldn’t be allowed to swim until they have their feathers – but as long as they are warm and can get dry quickly – and the water is very shallow – i have never had a problem with tiny ducklings having a swim! when they get older and go in a proper pond, they discover that they can swim underwater and they get so excited splashing from one end of the pool to the other, wonderful to watch
20 €
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1 gold dollar to - indian princess - type two this version of the 1 dollar gold coin is nicknamed the indian princess in reference to the profile visible on the coinare you interested in this item? this item is up for auction at catawikiour weekly auctions feature thousands of unusual, rare, and exceptional objects you won’t find in just any store1 us dollar, gold, •\tface value: 1 dollar •\tyear of issue: •\tmetal: 900 ‰ gold •\tdiameter: 15 mm - weight: 1please click on "respond to advert" (orange button) to get redirected to the catawiki website67 g •\tquality: ef/xf ngc certified read morecatawiki’s goal is to make special objects universally available
495 €
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Only on her deathbed did she reveal ash's true origins to him, and he finds himself torn between the british and indian establishments as he tries to win the hand of anjula (amy irving), his childhood friend, now an indian princess already betrothed to a local rulerenglishman ash (ben cross) was orphaned at the age of four, but was saved from the indian mutiny by a hindu foster mother who brought him up as her ownsee oxfam website for delivery information read moreoxfam bookshop swanage epic adaptation of m
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indian ornamental tarantulas are certainly not known for their calm or docile demeanor as they can be fast and unpredictable and will bite if provokedinterestingly, they are also a solid favourite among hobbyists as the indian ornamental is one of the few species of tarantula able to live communally (in groups) from the spiderling stagethis ever popular arboreal species native to the monsoon forests of india are old world tarantulastheir striking markings of black, white and silver make them a stunning spiderregular misting is recommendedthis stunningly beautiful tarantula is admired by enthusiasts around the world and only for the more intermediate to advanced keepers with some experience; will make a fantastic additionreaching maturity at around two years with an expected size of an average of 18 to 22cm, spiderlings tend to start terrestrial; often burrowing and as they grow become more arborealsource: captive bred spiderlings unsexed read moreideal temperatures are f with around % humidity
10 €
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indian ornamental tarantulas are certainly not known for their calm or docile demeanor as they can be fast and unpredictable and will bite if provokedinterestingly, they are also a solid favourite among hobbyists as the indian ornamental is one of the few species of tarantula able to live communally (in groups) from the spiderling stagethis ever popular arboreal species native to the monsoon forests of india are old world tarantulassource: captive bred spiderlings unsexed *can post special delivery next day by 1pm via royal mail cost £7feel free to message with any questions and we will do our best to helptheir striking markings of black, white and silver make them a stunning spiderregular misting is recommendedthis stunningly beautiful tarantula is admired by enthusiasts around the world and only for the more intermediate to advanced keepers with some experience; will make a fantastic additionreaching maturity at around two years with an expected size of an average of 18 to 22cm, spiderlings tend to start terrestrial; often burrowing and as they grow become more arborealideal temperatures are f with around % humiditynearest train station: iver (10 min walk)50* or **collection available from iver village, south bucks**
10 €
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indian ornamental tarantulas are certainly not known for their calm or docile demeanor as they can be fast and unpredictable and will bite if provokedinterestingly, they are also a solid favourite among hobbyists as the indian ornamental is one of the few species of tarantula able to live communally (in groups) from the spiderling stagethis ever popular arboreal species native to the monsoon forests of india are old world tarantulasfeel free to message with any questions and we will do our best to helptheir striking markings of black, white and silver make them a stunning spiderregular misting is recommendedthis stunningly beautiful tarantula is admired by enthusiasts around the world and only for the more intermediate to advanced keepers with some experience; will make a fantastic additionreaching maturity at around two years with an expected size of an average of 18 to 22cm, spiderlings tend to start terrestrial; often burrowing and as they grow become more arborealideal temperatures are f with around % humidity£10 each or both for £18 source: captive bred spiderlings unsexed *can post special delivery next day by 1pm via royal mail cost £7nearest train station: iver (10 min walk)50* or **collection available from iver village, south bucks**
10 €
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indian ornamental tarantulas are certainly not known for their calm or docile demeanor as they can be fast and unpredictableinterestingly, they are also a solid favourite among hobbyists as the indian ornamental is one of the few species of tarantula able to live communally (in groups) normally from the spiderling stagethis ever popular arboreal species native to the monsoon forests of india are old world tarantulassource: captive bred spiderlings unsexed *can post special delivery next day by 1pm via royal mail cost £7feel free to message with any questions and we will do our best to helptheir striking markings of black, white and silver make them a stunning spiderthis stunningly beautiful tarantula is admired by enthusiasts around the world and only for the more intermediate to advanced keepers with some experience; will make a fantastic additionnearest train station: iver (10 min walk)reaching maturity at around two years with an expected size of an average of 18 to 22cm, spiderlings tend to start terrestrial; often burrowing and as they grow become more arborealideal temperatures are f with around % humidity50* or **collection available from iver village, south bucks**
10 €
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indian ornamental tarantulas are certainly not known for their calm or docile demeanor as they can be fast and unpredictableinterestingly, they are also a solid favourite among hobbyists as the indian ornamental is one of the few species of tarantula able to live communally (in groups) normally from the spiderling stagethis ever popular arboreal species native to the monsoon forests of india are old world tarantulasfeel free to message with any questions and we will do our best to helptheir striking markings of black, white and silver make them a stunning spiderthis stunningly beautiful tarantula is admired by enthusiasts around the world and only for the more intermediate to advanced keepers with some experience; will make a fantastic additionnearest train station: iver (10 min walk)reaching maturity at around two years with an expected size of an average of 18 to 22cm, spiderlings tend to start terrestrial; often burrowing and as they grow become more arborealideal temperatures are f with around % humiditysource: captive bred spiderlings unsexed £10 each or both for £18 *can post special delivery next day by 1pm via royal mail cost £750* or **collection available from iver village, south bucks**
10 €
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indian ornamental tarantulas are certainly not known for their calm or docile demeanor as they can be fast and unpredictableinterestingly, they are also a solid favourite among hobbyists as the indian ornamental is one of the few species of tarantula able to live communally (in groups) normally from the spiderling stagethis ever popular arboreal species native to the monsoon forests of india are old world tarantulassource: captive bred spiderlings unsexed £8 each *can post special delivery next day by 1pm via royal mail cost £7their striking markings of black, white and silver make them a stunning spiderfeel free to message with any questions and we will do our best to helpthis stunningly beautiful tarantula is admired by enthusiasts around the world and only for the more intermediate to advanced keepers with some experience; will make a fantastic additionnearest train station: iver (10 min walk)reaching maturity at around two years with an expected size of an average of 18 to 22cm, spiderlings tend to start terrestrial; often burrowing and as they grow become more arborealideal temperatures are f with around % humidity50* or **collection available from iver village, south bucks**
10 €
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A box will be provided to transport the indian ringneckthe indian ringneck needs to go as soon as possibleshe eats from handselling as i don't have time and as got another ringneck which is a male and they both don't get along togethershe flies around the house freely and gets back to the cage when hungryyou can come to collect from bromley by bow, e3she love to eat apples, berries, grapes, tomatoes, peanuts, and seedsi am selling for £170contact me asapi want to provide an new home for she asapit is reduced and sale price - so purchase and collect nowno time wastersso if interested and able to look afterpermanent pricebased in tower hamletsthen contact me by calling or message on my mobile number£170 pounds onlyperfect time and age for taming and can be tamed and trained to talkwhen she want to and also fly around the houseit's available to collect at location
170 €
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A box will be provided to transport the indian ringneckthe indian ringneck needs to go as soon as possibleshe eats from handselling as i don't have time and as got another ringneck which is a male and they both don't get along togethershe flies around the house freely and gets back to the cage when hungryyou can come to collect from bromley by bow, e3she love to eat apples, berries, grapes, tomatoes, peanuts, and seedsi am selling for £170contact me asapi want to provide an new home for she asapit is reduced and sale price - so purchase and collect nowno time wasters£160 pounds onlypermanent priceso if interested and able to look afterthen contact me by calling or message on my mobile numberbased in tower hamletsperfect time and age for taming and can be tamed and trained to talkwhen she want to and also fly around the houseit's available to collect at location
160 €
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The indian tree pattern is discontinuedset of four johnson bros vintage hand-coloured indian tree pattern cereal/soup dishesdiameter at the rim is 7it was made for a number of years, so it's hard to say exactly when the dishes were made, but i think they're probably 70s or 80s(see picture) from a china-matching company these would cost about £30 for the 3 perfect dishesthe fourth has a small chip on the underside of the edge, but it can't really be seen from abovethree are in perfect conditionthanks for looking
10 €
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On the obverse is a beautiful motif of the $ indian gold half eagle coin5 oz – 999 silver / incuse indian head (g 999 silver! beautiful rare medallion of pure 999 silver, which is very rare on the european marketare you interested in this item? this item is up for auction at catawiki00mm metal: 999 silver diameter: 64 mm shipped by registered mail read moreour weekly auctions feature thousands of unusual, rare, and exceptional objects you won’t find in just any storeplease click on "respond to advert" (orange button) to get redirected to the catawiki websitea great opportunity to invest in silver, very sought-after by collectorsdetails: weight: 5 oz - g origin: usa thickness: 5catawiki’s goal is to make special objects universally available
54 €
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Height of the indian child is about 16nice mechanical "child indian" by yonezawa (japan) from the 60s! wind-up mechanism with fixed wind-up key, works perfect! original fabric clothing and tin shieldare you interested in this item? this item is up for auction at catawikiwill be carefully packaged and shipped with track/trace! read more5" inches) complete with the original cardboard packagingmarked: yonezawa (made in japan)our weekly auctions feature thousands of unusual, rare, and exceptional objects you won’t find in just any storeplease click on "respond to advert" (orange button) to get redirected to the catawiki websitecatawiki’s goal is to make special objects universally available
59 €
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He is from the same grouo on the cover of the indian runner duck cllub newslettera black indian runner young drake having excellent green sheen from my small pet flock puddles and palsadvice always givenan excellent young drakehe has been handled since hatched and iscalm & friendly plus friends with my jack russellsleg ringed via the poultry club of gbphoto taken in barn to comply with rules so colour not clear
40 €
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Brothers to the three featured on the indian runner duck club newslettertwo blue and one black indian runner duckling drakes from my small pet flockadvice and help always availablejuly/august hatchedone photo shows them pretending to be meerkats when youngerfrom hatching on, they are handled every day so are calm and friendly, also used to jack russells
30 €
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The indian ring-necked parakeet is not a shy bird, and does best with an owner who appreciates an outgoing companion that is not afraid to demand what it wants! indian ring-necks can also be quite talkativeis semi-tamed and i sell it because i do not have time for it read more
100 €
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'death runs riot' tells the story of the civil war, the californian gold rush, the birth of new cities such as san francisco, the battle against mexican attempts to reclaim texas, and the start of the military campaigns against the american indianfinally 'one sky above us' tells the story of the last days of the west, of the larger-than-life characters who could still be found there, and of how buffalo bill cody set about creating the mythic image of frontier life which has survived to this dayoxfam shop oxford the entire series by ken burns which charts the conquest of the american frontier from'fight no more forever' tells the story of the building of the transcontinental railroad and the war against the indianssee oxfam website for delivery information read moreusing photographs, diaries and journals from over 74 different archives, this documentary series tells the story of these first steps in the western adventurein 'empire upon the trails', since time immemorial the west had been the home of the indian, but with the advent of the modern era and the spread of european colonialism, that was all set to changefirst came the spanish conquistadors, then the solitary explorers, the mountain men, the trappers, and others paving the way for the future settlement of these unknown lands
14 €
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It begins in when, following the indian mutiny, young english orphan ashton is disguised by his ayah sita as her indian son, ashokrunning time 4 hours, 45 minuteskaye's epic novel of love and warsee oxfam website for delivery information read morea story of divided loyalties and fierce friendship; of true love made impossible by class and race; a critique of the imperialist adventure; and an examination of the cultural and spiritual clash between east and west, "the far pavilions" is a searing insight into the human heartas he forgets his true identity, his destiny is setvineeta rishi ("the last detective") stars as sita and the narrator, with blake ritson as ashok/ashton and ayesha dharker as anjulioxfam shop kendal this is a bbc radio 4 full-cast dramatisation of mkaye's masterwork is a vast, rich and vibrant tapestry of love and war that spans over twenty years, moving from the foothills of the himalayas, to the burning plains, to the besieged british mission in kabul
50 €
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The shifting military and political alliances in the area and the presence of the modern indian navy are variables that will strongly affect future war in these troubled waters
129 €