… Thus, the British in India used their new telegraph lines to repress the Indian Mutiny of 1857
and hastened thereafter to lay cables from England to India and around Africa. Imperialists …

… in nature in that India had been firmly subjugated and occupied by the British Raj for several
… As per our analogy of a double-edged sword, what appeared to have been agreements …

… the 'Orientalists' of the British Raj, composed of missionaries, government … India, "the famous
Orientalist attempt to reveal the former greatness of India often manifests itself as the British …

… India, I refer to massification as a double-edged sword because in fact a case for both
hypotheses presented by Hawkins and Neubauer can be made in the context of India … British Raj (…

… This sentiment is echoed throughout the research on CL: group work is a double‐edged
sword. … in English and Mandarin with 21 international and local students from two Wellington …

… against the background of English as a Global Lingua Franca, and argues two points. First
of … had English imposed upon them though colonization, including countries such as India, …

… a double-edged sword. Even while emphasising the intrinsic difference between the two …
It was a doubleedged weapon; it could 'distance' and 'universalise' simultaneously; one side …

… of people—Indian in blood and colour, but English in taste, … enterprise, literally a double-edged
sword. The article places itself … to transplant English sports culture into British India would …

… This is especially true given the rapid spread of English in the sphere of education and …
Emirati primary school teachers with regard to global English and its effects on local culture and …

… It could be suggested that statins have two major roles: (i) a well-established cholesterol-…
), Sirsa-Haryana, India, for their inspiration and constant support to accomplish this study. …