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an increasing demand of English - educated people . The new system that had to be worked was Western ; and the English would not learn the vernacular languages to the extent that was desired . English therefore soon became the language ...
an increasing demand of English - educated people . The new system that had to be worked was Western ; and the English would not learn the vernacular languages to the extent that was desired . English therefore soon became the language ...
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Side by side with the demand for redress of individual grievances , there developed a demand not only for better administration , but also for a more democratic government . In the very first Congress we hear that “ the desire to be ...
Side by side with the demand for redress of individual grievances , there developed a demand not only for better administration , but also for a more democratic government . In the very first Congress we hear that “ the desire to be ...
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In the political sphere , the demand first for representative and then a qualified form of responsible government was made on behalf of this newly awakened political entity , called the Indian nation . In the economic sphere , the same ...
In the political sphere , the demand first for representative and then a qualified form of responsible government was made on behalf of this newly awakened political entity , called the Indian nation . In the economic sphere , the same ...
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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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