Warfare and Empires: Contact and Conflict between European and Non-European Military and Maritime Forces and Cultures

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Contents: Introduction Armed forces and the expansion of Europe: Ideology and conflict: the wars of the Ottoman Empire, 1453a 1606, John F. Guilmartin, Jr. The French King wakes up in Detroit: a Pontiaca (TM)s Wara (TM) in rumour and history, Gregory Evans Dowd Fortifications and the a ideaa (TM) of force in early English East India Company relations with India, I. Bruce Watson Military revolution or military evolution: Saint Barbaraa (TM)s legion: Portuguese artillery in the struggle for Morocco, 1415a 1578, John Vogt The art of war in Angola, 1575a 1680, John K. Thornton Balance and military innovation in 17th-century Java, Merle Ricklefs Notes on early European military influences in Japan, 1543a 1853, C. R. Boxer Indigenous assistance and indigenous resistance: Indigenous assistance in the establishment of Portuguese power in Asia in the 16th century, G. V. Scammell Crisis and failure: war and revolt in the Ambon Islands, 1636a 1637, Gerrit J. Knaap The Company army and rural society: the invalid Thanah army, 1780a 1830, Seema Alavi Social structure of the TA * pac Amaru army in Cuzco, 1780a 1781, Leon G. Campbell Adapting to conditions: tactics, technology, medicine: Changing military technology among the Indians of southern New England, 1600a 1677, Patrick M. Malone The import of firearms into West Africa, 1750a 1807: a quantitative analysis, J. E. Inikori Resources and techniques in the second Maratha War, John Pemble Wellington and the Marathas in 1803, Randolf G. S. Cooper Combatting the invisible enemy: health and hospital care in the army of New Spain, 1760a 1810, Christon I. Archer Colonial experience and European military reform at the end of the 18th century, Peter Paret Index.