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The greatest work of the century was to bring the whole of India under one power , one administrative , legal , and economic system . The English were certainly unlike the great barbarian hordes which occasionally swept over this ...
The greatest work of the century was to bring the whole of India under one power , one administrative , legal , and economic system . The English were certainly unlike the great barbarian hordes which occasionally swept over this ...
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... that they had neither theoretical justification nor any practical utility , and above all , that they were calculated to promote every species of immorality and , therefore , to bring about further the degradation of Hindu society .
... that they had neither theoretical justification nor any practical utility , and above all , that they were calculated to promote every species of immorality and , therefore , to bring about further the degradation of Hindu society .
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It is easy enough to enumerate the aim of all political life in India , but the real difficulty centres round the methods which will bring the people of India nearer and nearer the realisation of their hopes .
It is easy enough to enumerate the aim of all political life in India , but the real difficulty centres round the methods which will bring the people of India nearer and nearer the realisation of their hopes .
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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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