War and society in colonial India, 1807-1945 / edited by Kaushik Roy.

Sequel to: The British Raj and its Indian armed forces, 1857-1939.

Includes bibliographical references (p [358]-373).

Introduction : Armies, warfare, and society in colonial India / Kaushik Roy -- Discipline and disobedience in the Bengal and Madras armies, 1807-56 / Kaushik Roy and Sabyasachi Dasgupta -- Greased cartridges and the great mutiny of 1857 : a pretext to rebel or the final straw? / Saul David -- The Sepoy mutinies revisited / Rudrangshu Mukherjee -- Seditious letters and steel helmets : disaffection among Indian troops in Singapore and Hong Kong, 1940-1, and the formation of the Indian National Army / Chandar S. Sundaram -- The military enters Indian thought / Stephen P. Cohen -- Contested identities and military indianization in colonial India (1900-39) / Anirudh Deshpande -- Martial gurkhas : the persistence of a British military discourse on 'race' / Lionel Caplan -- Two masculine worlds compared : the army cantonment and Jaipur Rajput male society in late colonial India / DeWitt C. Ellinwood -- 'Passing it on' : the army in India and frontier warfare, 1914-39 / Tom Moreman -- Were the 'Sepoy generals' any good? : A reappraisal of the British-Indian Army's high command in the Second World War / Raymond Callahan -- The shiver of 1942 / Indivar Kamtekar.