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... from a state of complete irresponsibility in the beginning , through a state of partial responsibility , to a state of more complete responsibility ; and from a system entirely autocratic - because it was 38 RISE AND GROWTH OF ...
... from a state of complete irresponsibility in the beginning , through a state of partial responsibility , to a state of more complete responsibility ; and from a system entirely autocratic - because it was 38 RISE AND GROWTH OF ...
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He understood the limitations of the social situation in India thoroughly well , and came to the conclusion that if a return to the past is out of question , a complete severance from the past would be equally impossible and equally ...
He understood the limitations of the social situation in India thoroughly well , and came to the conclusion that if a return to the past is out of question , a complete severance from the past would be equally impossible and equally ...
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It was for the imperialists to see that the further stages of the growth of genuine Indian nationalism were insured till India attained complete political maturity . Such was the vision which inspired and sustained the great Indian ...
It was for the imperialists to see that the further stages of the growth of genuine Indian nationalism were insured till India attained complete political maturity . Such was the vision which inspired and sustained the great Indian ...
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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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