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Till so renovated , purified and perfected , we can never hope to be what our ancestors once were - the chosen people , to whom great tasks were allotted and by whom great deeds were performed . Where this feeling animates the worker ...
Till so renovated , purified and perfected , we can never hope to be what our ancestors once were - the chosen people , to whom great tasks were allotted and by whom great deeds were performed . Where this feeling animates the worker ...
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177 Macaulay also had said that if men were not fit to get into water till they knew how to swim , they would never go into water at all , or learn how to swim . The Government persisted in saying always “ not yet .
177 Macaulay also had said that if men were not fit to get into water till they knew how to swim , they would never go into water at all , or learn how to swim . The Government persisted in saying always “ not yet .
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Let it be firmly planted in our mind , if we are to do justice to this school , that the Moderate never accepted the mere status quo , never acquiesced in the existing order , taking it to be the best of all orders in the best of all ...
Let it be firmly planted in our mind , if we are to do justice to this school , that the Moderate never accepted the mere status quo , never acquiesced in the existing order , taking it to be the best of all orders in the best of all ...
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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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