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31 The Raja was a child of the eighteenth century and had unbounded enthusiasm about the possibilities of the future development of humanity , under the inspiring guidance of the ideals of liberty and rationality .
31 The Raja was a child of the eighteenth century and had unbounded enthusiasm about the possibilities of the future development of humanity , under the inspiring guidance of the ideals of liberty and rationality .
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The tradition of liberty slowly broadening down from precedent to precedent , of ordered progress , of bloodless revolutions , was transmitted by English education to our politicians and became an inseparable part of their consciousness ...
The tradition of liberty slowly broadening down from precedent to precedent , of ordered progress , of bloodless revolutions , was transmitted by English education to our politicians and became an inseparable part of their consciousness ...
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The liberty of free exchange had meant disaster to Indian industry ; and they wished the State to control this play of unbridled competition , which in the name of liberty was bringing ruin to the country .
The liberty of free exchange had meant disaster to Indian industry ; and they wished the State to control this play of unbridled competition , which in the name of liberty was bringing ruin to the country .
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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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