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189 In these words which sum up the attitude of the Liberals towards reforms , the leader of the Liberal Party recommended the new regulations to his countrymen . 10. Communal Electorates . There were two problems over which the ...
189 In these words which sum up the attitude of the Liberals towards reforms , the leader of the Liberal Party recommended the new regulations to his countrymen . 10. Communal Electorates . There were two problems over which the ...
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911 Here we meet with another characteristic of Indian Liberalism . Political Liberals were really one with social and religious liberals ; and both the political and social Liberals were practically one with the Imperial Liberais .
911 Here we meet with another characteristic of Indian Liberalism . Political Liberals were really one with social and religious liberals ; and both the political and social Liberals were practically one with the Imperial Liberais .
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The whole structure of a democratic government which the Liberals were trying to rear in India , depended upon the active and vigorous public opinion of the country . It was one of the functions of Congress propaganda to rouse the ...
The whole structure of a democratic government which the Liberals were trying to rear in India , depended upon the active and vigorous public opinion of the country . It was one of the functions of Congress propaganda to rouse the ...
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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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