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The new invader has brought with him a new economic civilisation : civilisation based on machine - technology , mass production , and the capitalist ownership and management of economic goods and services . The story of this economic ...
The new invader has brought with him a new economic civilisation : civilisation based on machine - technology , mass production , and the capitalist ownership and management of economic goods and services . The story of this economic ...
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The economic education of a nation was of greater value than the immediate gain of its present members . It was the duty of the State to help the people from a lower economic stage - agricultural - to a higher economic stage ...
The economic education of a nation was of greater value than the immediate gain of its present members . It was the duty of the State to help the people from a lower economic stage - agricultural - to a higher economic stage ...
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Had India any special economic needs and interests of her own ? ... The more Liberal politicians thought about India , the more they were driven to the conclusion that economics was at the root of all politics , that the question for ...
Had India any special economic needs and interests of her own ? ... The more Liberal politicians thought about India , the more they were driven to the conclusion that economics was at the root of all politics , that the question for ...
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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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