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As Patrick BrantlingerBrantlinger, Patrick insists, “No episode in British imperial history raised public excitement [in Britain] to a higher pitch than the Indian Mutiny” (1988, 199). On the face of it, this may seem astounding, because the uprising, which began on 10 May 1857, did not bring about the demise of British rule right away.

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(Post)Colonial Justice: Legal Domestication and Anticolonial Resistance

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    2025年

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  • Marlena Tronicke

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As Patrick BrantlingerBrantlinger, Patrick insists, “No episode in British imperial history raised public excitement [in Britain] to a higher pitch than the Indian Mutiny” (1988, 199). On the face of it, this may seem astounding, because the uprising, which began on 10 May 1857, did not bring about the demise of British rule right away.