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The Raja knew it ; and the Raja , too , being born a Hindu and a Brahmin in those early days of the British Raj , could not sever this intimate connection that exists for a Hindu Brahmin between the religious and metaphysical beliefs ...
The Raja knew it ; and the Raja , too , being born a Hindu and a Brahmin in those early days of the British Raj , could not sever this intimate connection that exists for a Hindu Brahmin between the religious and metaphysical beliefs ...
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The Raja , however , did not merely enunciate the principle , but began to apply it boldly in the religious and the social sphere . His fight against idolatry and polytheism is really the beginning of India's fight for freedom .
The Raja , however , did not merely enunciate the principle , but began to apply it boldly in the religious and the social sphere . His fight against idolatry and polytheism is really the beginning of India's fight for freedom .
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It was here that the Raja made a breach and demanded that every part of this authoritative structure must be brought before the bar of reason and allowed to stand only if it received the approval of reason . The new movement initiated ...
It was here that the Raja made a breach and demanded that every part of this authoritative structure must be brought before the bar of reason and allowed to stand only if it received the approval of reason . The new movement initiated ...
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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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