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He began to see Hinduism from the point of view of Islam even when he was a young boy ; and his mind took up a definite stand against idol - worship and polytheism even in those days . It is said that he had a hot discussion with his ...
He began to see Hinduism from the point of view of Islam even when he was a young boy ; and his mind took up a definite stand against idol - worship and polytheism even in those days . It is said that he had a hot discussion with his ...
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The Hindu mind had so far allowed itself to be treated as a child - mind , on which one had merely to write certain characters as priests did in the name of religion and they are bound to be received in a spirit of perfect submission by ...
The Hindu mind had so far allowed itself to be treated as a child - mind , on which one had merely to write certain characters as priests did in the name of religion and they are bound to be received in a spirit of perfect submission by ...
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Ceaseless knocking was bound to have its effect and if the same thing were shouted again and again , the mind had to respond to it . The searchlight of public criticism meant perpetual vigilance on the part of the leaders : and this ...
Ceaseless knocking was bound to have its effect and if the same thing were shouted again and again , the mind had to respond to it . The searchlight of public criticism meant perpetual vigilance on the part of the leaders : and this ...
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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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