Rebellion, repression, reinvention [Texte imprimé] : mutiny in comparative perspective / edited by Jane Hathaway ; foreword by Geoffrey Parker

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Machine generated contents note: Part I. Problems in Defining Mutiny -- 1 Desertion as Mutiny: Upcountry Georgians in the Army of -- Tennessee -- Mark A. Weitz -- 2 Mutineer Johnny? The Italian Partisan Movement as Mutiny -- Victoria C. Belco -- Part II. Mutiny and Empires -- 3 Ideology, Greed, and Social Discontent in Early Modem Europe: -- Mercenaries and Mutinies in the Rebellious Netherlands, -- 1568-1609 -- David J. B. Trim -- 4 Mutinies on Anglo-Jamaica, 1656-60 -- Carla Gardina Pestana -- Part III. Mutiny in British India -- 5 Vellore 1806: The Meanings of Mutiny -- Devadas Moodley -- 6 Military Culture and Military Protest: The Bengal Europeans and -- the "White Mutiny" of 1859 -- Peter Stanley -- 7 The Indian Army, Total War, and the Dog That Didn't Bark in -- the Night -- Raymond Callahan -- Part IV. Mutiny in Emerging Nation-States -- 8 The Politics of Seduction: Mutiny and Desertion in Early -- Nineteenth-Century C6rdoba, Argentina -- Seth Meisel -- 9 One Hundred Fathers to None: Success and Failure in Two -- Wuhan Mutinies, 1911 and 1967 -- Christopher A. Reed -- Part V. Naval Mutinies -- 10 Mutiny in the Destroyer Division of the Baltic Fleet, -- May-June 1918 -- Anatol Shmelev -- 11 Austro-Hungarian Naval Mutinies of World War I -- Lawrence Sondhaus -- Part VI. Mutiny Remembered, Recounted, Reinvented -- 12 The River Crossing: Breaking Points (Metaphorical and "Real") -- in Ottoman Mutiny -- Palmira Brummett -- 13 The Symbolism of Slave Mutiny: Black Abolitionist Responses -- to the Amistad and Creole Incidents -- Roy E. Finkenbine -- 14 With God on Our Side: Scripting Nasser's Free Officer Mutiny -- Joel Gordon -- Index -- Contributors