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... the blessings of an ordered administration are apparent on every side . Why should India resent ? Her Government has always been that of one man's sway , whether she was an Empire or broken into small states of varying dimensions .
... the blessings of an ordered administration are apparent on every side . Why should India resent ? Her Government has always been that of one man's sway , whether she was an Empire or broken into small states of varying dimensions .
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We may summarise , in the words of Gokhale , the specific limitations of the whole machinery of administration from the point of view of the Congress . Gokhale made two important points : ( 1 ) the existing system was autocratic and ...
We may summarise , in the words of Gokhale , the specific limitations of the whole machinery of administration from the point of view of the Congress . Gokhale made two important points : ( 1 ) the existing system was autocratic and ...
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From now we shall be engaged in what might be called responsible association in administration . There is plenty of scope for growth here ; and as we grow and discharge the responsibilities that devolve on us properly , I am sure there ...
From now we shall be engaged in what might be called responsible association in administration . There is plenty of scope for growth here ; and as we grow and discharge the responsibilities that devolve on us properly , I am sure there ...
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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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