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There was in those times a glamour and a fascination for everything western and the new movements were rousing strange and mysterious hopes of a transformed existence for Indians among those who were slowly coming under their influence ...
There was in those times a glamour and a fascination for everything western and the new movements were rousing strange and mysterious hopes of a transformed existence for Indians among those who were slowly coming under their influence ...
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terrific awakening of the dormant mind of the West : and the volcanic eruption of the French Revolution raised hopes or fears in thinking minds all over the world . The Benthamite principle of the greatest happiness of the greatest ...
terrific awakening of the dormant mind of the West : and the volcanic eruption of the French Revolution raised hopes or fears in thinking minds all over the world . The Benthamite principle of the greatest happiness of the greatest ...
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The Indian Liberals always had high hopes when the Liberals in England came to power ; and when John Morley became the ... “ Large numbers of educated men in this country feel towards Morley as towards a Master , and the heart hopes and ...
The Indian Liberals always had high hopes when the Liberals in England came to power ; and when John Morley became the ... “ Large numbers of educated men in this country feel towards Morley as towards a Master , and the heart hopes and ...
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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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