Callie Wilkinson
@chwilkinson.bsky.social
Historian of the British empire in South Asia. Interested in histories of secrecy and transparency, democracy and empire. Book: https://doi.org/10.1017/9781009311717
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New in 'Transactions of the Royal Historical Society'
'"Beastial Communications": Race, Friendship and Factionalism in the Madras Army, 1832–1837', by Callie Wilkinson bit.ly/46Noohy
Callie explores the contest and promotion of hierarchies of race and rank in the East India Company's armies 1/2
'"Beastial Communications": Race, Friendship and Factionalism in the Madras Army, 1832–1837', by Callie Wilkinson bit.ly/46Noohy
Callie explores the contest and promotion of hierarchies of race and rank in the East India Company's armies 1/2
August 7, 2025 at 9:53 AM
New in 'Transactions of the Royal Historical Society'
'"Beastial Communications": Race, Friendship and Factionalism in the Madras Army, 1832–1837', by Callie Wilkinson bit.ly/46Noohy
Callie explores the contest and promotion of hierarchies of race and rank in the East India Company's armies 1/2
'"Beastial Communications": Race, Friendship and Factionalism in the Madras Army, 1832–1837', by Callie Wilkinson bit.ly/46Noohy
Callie explores the contest and promotion of hierarchies of race and rank in the East India Company's armies 1/2