(Paperback)

Furious and bloody: 400 years of shipboard rebellion

(Hardback)

This collection of essays challenge standard definitions of mutiny while revealing patterns mutiny takes and the manner in which it affects a society. The book uses many examples from the past to illustrate the points it makes.

(Hardback)

In 1857-8, rebels in northern India recruited tens of thousands of volunteers in a mutiny that threatened to engulf the entire subcontinent. This work explores how the vastly outnumbered British army, with extended lines of supply and reinforcement, could defeat so large a force on its home ground.