Stories
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The yogi as hermit, warrior, criminal and showman
How the modern world changed the life and reputation of the yogi.
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The colonist who faced the blue terror
India, 1857. In a British enclave, Katherine Bartrum watches her friend, and then her family, succumb to the deadly cholera.
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Vivekananda’s journey
How a young Indian monk’s travels around the world inspired modern yoga.
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Making sunstroke insanity
Medical historian Dr Kristin Hussey takes a closer look at sunstroke and mental illness, and how, in the late 19th century, they connected at the crossroads of colonial science and the idea of whiteness.
Catalogue
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Bengal--the British bridgehead : eastern India, 1740-1828 / P.J. Marshall.
Marshall, P. J. (Peter James)Date: 1987- Archives and manuscripts
St. Vincent's Ashram, Adra, West Bengal, India
Date: 1977-1983Reference: WTI/LEP/E/36Part of: LEPRA (formerly The British Leprosy Relief Association, now LEPRA Health in Action)- Books
Houses of madness : insanity and asylums of Bengal in nineteenth-century India / Debjani Das.
Das, Debjani (Professor of history)Date: 2015- Pictures
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Indian (cinchona plantation?) workers: men, women and children in front of a hut, Bengal, India (?). Photograph, 1910/1920 (?).
Date: 1910-1920Reference: 564516i- Archives and manuscripts
Appointment as surgeon in the East India Company, Bengal Establishment
Date: 1851Reference: RAMC/120/6Part of: Royal Army Medical Corps Muniments Collection