Rafeef Ziadah

Adam Hanieh

Robert Knox

A materialist analysis of the links between global capitalism, energy politics, and racial oppression in Palestine Why has Palestine become a defining fault line of contemporary politics? Challenging mainstream narratives that reduce Palestine to ancient hatreds, humanitarian tragedy, or legal abstractions, Resisting Erasure places Israeli settler-colonialism within the broader historical arc of imperialism, race, and fossil capitalism in the Middle East. Resisting Erasure is a succinct and far-reaching critique of the socio-economic and political forces that sustain the Israeli settler-colonial project. An essential introduction for anyone looking to understand what Palestine reveals about the world – and what it demands of us today.

Capital, Imperialism and Race in Palestine

Resisting Erasure

Together with the Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and Index," 30th June, 1836

Observations Upon a "Report by the Select Committee on Salmon Fisheries, Scotland

An English Gentleman, who was Treacherously Detained Nearly Twenty Years in the Kingdom of Kandy, in the Interior of the Island of Ceylon, by Rajah Singha, Then Native Sovereign of the Kandian Dominions

An Account of the Captivity and Escape of Captain Robert Knox

And Other Englishmen, in the Island of Ceylon; and of the Captain's Miraculous Escape, and Return to England, in September, 1680; After Detention on the Island of Nineteen Years and a Half

Account of the Captivity of Capt. Robert Knox

With a Few Observations on the Anatomy of the Foetal Mysticetus

Account of the Dissection of a Young Rorqual, Or Short Whalebone Whale (the Balaena Rostrata of Fabricius)

Reprint of the original, first published in 1862.

The Races of Men

With a History of the Propagation, Growth, and Metamorphoses of the Salmon

Fish and Fishing in the Lone Glens of Scotland

A Fragment

Hippolyte Cloquet

On the Basis of the "Traité D'anatomie Descriptive" of H. Cloquet

A System of Human Anatomy

An account by John Knox, the English sea captain in the service of the British East India Company. Knox and his father were driven ashore on Ceylon, now Sri Lanka in a storm in 1659 while on their way home from Fort St. George (now Madras). They were captured in the name of the King of Kandy near Mooduthora (Mutur), Trincomalee. Knox eventually escaped with one companion after nineteen years of captivity. This book is one of the earliest and most detailed European accounts of life on Ceylon.

An Historical Relation of the Island Ceylon, in the East-Indies (Illustrated Edition) (Dodo Press)

Nineteen Years' Captivity in the Highlands of Ceylon, March 1660-October 1679

A Biographical and Philosophical Study

Great Artists and Great Anatomists

Robert Knox

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