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and from a system entirely autocratic - because it was a lineal descendant of the Moghul - to a system more or less representative of the peoples and princes of India to - day . Such is the story of India as we move from 1774 ( the ...
and from a system entirely autocratic - because it was a lineal descendant of the Moghul - to a system more or less representative of the peoples and princes of India to - day . Such is the story of India as we move from 1774 ( the ...
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self - defence and India might not be quite prepared to organize her own military , naval , and aerial defences all at once . But it was here that the necessity for self - government made itself specially felt . India certainly did not ...
self - defence and India might not be quite prepared to organize her own military , naval , and aerial defences all at once . But it was here that the necessity for self - government made itself specially felt . India certainly did not ...
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be better if Indian problems were decided on their own intrinsic merits without reference to party loyalty and party fortunes ; or , alternatively , that India was to be the object of exploitation and domination by both parties and ...
be better if Indian problems were decided on their own intrinsic merits without reference to party loyalty and party fortunes ; or , alternatively , that India was to be the object of exploitation and domination by both parties and ...
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Tho Method Historical and Scientific Nature and Scope of tho Subject II The Background The Fundamental Factors in Indian History 1130 | 1 |
A Land of Contrasts | 2 |
Fundamental Unity of Indian Civilization | 3 |
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