2018
DOI: 10.1080/03086534.2018.1452545
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Reporting and Interpreting Legal Violence in Asia: The East India Company's Printed Accounts of Torture, 1603–24

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“…As Table 1 35 Tagliacozzo (2014), p. 96. 36 Frasch (2013); Smith (1965); Mendelson (1975). 37 The SLORC took power in a coup in September 1988, and it changed its name to the SPDC in 1997.…”
Section: Colonial Roots Of Mosques In Myanmarmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As Table 1 35 Tagliacozzo (2014), p. 96. 36 Frasch (2013); Smith (1965); Mendelson (1975). 37 The SLORC took power in a coup in September 1988, and it changed its name to the SPDC in 1997.…”
Section: Colonial Roots Of Mosques In Myanmarmentioning
confidence: 99%