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on the spontaneous gifts of nature , the ancient sages surrendered themselves to Nature and to God and developed that sense of the infinite and the pantheistic temper which has been India's lasting possession . 5.
on the spontaneous gifts of nature , the ancient sages surrendered themselves to Nature and to God and developed that sense of the infinite and the pantheistic temper which has been India's lasting possession . 5.
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In India it must be confessed that man in the past has sadly neglected the use of Nature's gifts . Nature has made the country one and undivided , capable of being economically self - sufficient and politically independent .
In India it must be confessed that man in the past has sadly neglected the use of Nature's gifts . Nature has made the country one and undivided , capable of being economically self - sufficient and politically independent .
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sions of nature , and its large - scale operations in India must have soon developed a sense of vastness , immensity , infinitude . Fortified against earthly cares and worries by a generous Providence , man's mind abandoned itself and ...
sions of nature , and its large - scale operations in India must have soon developed a sense of vastness , immensity , infinitude . Fortified against earthly cares and worries by a generous Providence , man's mind abandoned itself 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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