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Politics teaches us how to unite , how to settle matters in a spirit of give and take , how to disarm our opponents and conciliate them , how to subordinate minor points in which we differ to the major points in which we agree .
Politics teaches us how to unite , how to settle matters in a spirit of give and take , how to disarm our opponents and conciliate them , how to subordinate minor points in which we differ to the major points in which we agree .
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If it is not wise or possible to resist the current , it is not wise merely to give way to the current and float with it . Social reform means neither resistance to the force of circumstances and persistence in the old course ...
If it is not wise or possible to resist the current , it is not wise merely to give way to the current and float with it . Social reform means neither resistance to the force of circumstances and persistence in the old course ...
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It will give a new impetus to our manufactures which need such impetus ... In one word , it will give a new life to our industrial enterprises . If we succeed in this noble endeavour , we shall present to the world an instance ...
It will give a new impetus to our manufactures which need such impetus ... In one word , it will give a new life to our industrial enterprises . If we succeed in this noble endeavour , we shall present to the world an instance ...
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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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