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portada Murarirao Ghorpade. The Accidental Catalyst Behind Robert Clive's March Over India
Type
Physical Book
Year
2025
Language
English
Pages
240
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
21.60 x 13.50 cm
ISBN13
9780143472988

Murarirao Ghorpade. The Accidental Catalyst Behind Robert Clive's March Over India

Reeta Ramamurthy Gupta (Author) · Penguin Ebury Press · Paperback

Murarirao Ghorpade. The Accidental Catalyst Behind Robert Clive's March Over India - Reeta Ramamurthy Gupta

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Synopsis "Murarirao Ghorpade. The Accidental Catalyst Behind Robert Clive's March Over India"

Murarirao independently built a strong and highly efficient military force. He established his reputation on being able to break the dreaded war tactic employed by the French Army―the French Hollow Square. His support was sought by the Peshwas, neighbouring kingdoms, the French and the British. In fact, it so happened that he came to save Robert Clive from a crushing defeat at the hands of the French at Arcot. This war was a turning point in India’s history. That he has been denied attention could well be because much of documented Maratha history faces north. Murarirao’s story faces south. And it was his actions on behalf of the Marathas that drew the ire of his nemesis, Haider Ali Khan.

So many of our country’s heroes from the past remain unsung. Murarirao Ghorpade is one such. He was a valiant warrior, an articulate statesman and a descendant of the Maratha clan, committed to Hindavi Swaraj.

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