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This new faith had the advantage of being associated with the new masters of Hindustan ; it was the faith of the men who had given the world that splendid literature and science , which had begun to fascinate the mind of the Hindu ...
This new faith had the advantage of being associated with the new masters of Hindustan ; it was the faith of the men who had given the world that splendid literature and science , which had begun to fascinate the mind of the Hindu ...
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In a speech delivered in England , Surendranath Bannerjee ( 1909 ) said , “ The journey may seem long and wearisome ; the promised land may appear to be distant , but uplifted by hope and by faith - an undying faith in the high ...
In a speech delivered in England , Surendranath Bannerjee ( 1909 ) said , “ The journey may seem long and wearisome ; the promised land may appear to be distant , but uplifted by hope and by faith - an undying faith in the high ...
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From our shores went forth those missionaries who , filled with apostolic fervour , traversed the wilds of Asia and established the ascendancy of that faith which is the law and religion of the Nations of the Far East .
From our shores went forth those missionaries who , filled with apostolic fervour , traversed the wilds of Asia and established the ascendancy of that faith which is the law and religion of the Nations of the Far East .
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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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