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Truth must be assumed to be one and essentially objective ; but its nature is complex ; and it therefore appears different to different thinkers . It is the task of the author to look at truth first as it appears to each of the great ...
Truth must be assumed to be one and essentially objective ; but its nature is complex ; and it therefore appears different to different thinkers . It is the task of the author to look at truth first as it appears to each of the great ...
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But the new power which now appears on the scene is in many ways unique . In one way it always remains and wants to remain altogether foreign ; the European does not want to settle in India . In another way it more completely enters ...
But the new power which now appears on the scene is in many ways unique . In one way it always remains and wants to remain altogether foreign ; the European does not want to settle in India . In another way it more completely enters ...
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“ At present the greatest obstacle to all progress here appears to me to consist in a general failure to realise the essential unity of the cause of reform . You find earnest men whose eyes appear to be closed to everything but the ...
“ At present the greatest obstacle to all progress here appears to me to consist in a general failure to realise the essential unity of the cause of reform . You find earnest men whose eyes appear to be closed to everything but 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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