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growth under the British of free institutions . To be disloyal to these institutions , which carried with them untold possibilities for the growth of the nation , was impossible for the Indians . Their heart's desire was for more of ...
growth under the British of free institutions . To be disloyal to these institutions , which carried with them untold possibilities for the growth of the nation , was impossible for the Indians . Their heart's desire was for more of ...
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their children those very institutions which taught by their example , we now crave , who spent their whole lives and shed their hearts ' blood so freely in maintaining and developing their cherished principle .
their children those very institutions which taught by their example , we now crave , who spent their whole lives and shed their hearts ' blood so freely in maintaining and developing their cherished principle .
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Institutions in themselves could do little good , if the spirit and intelligence which should animate them were not there . There was , henceforth , in local bodies , in provincial legislatures , the Imperial Legislative Council ...
Institutions in themselves could do little good , if the spirit and intelligence which should animate them were not there . There was , henceforth , in local bodies , in provincial legislatures , the Imperial Legislative Council ...
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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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