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Reverence for the past is , no doubt , very often a healthy influence ; but reverence for the past is quite different from return to the past . The cautious social reformer was a conservative as well as a radical .
Reverence for the past is , no doubt , very often a healthy influence ; but reverence for the past is quite different from return to the past . The cautious social reformer was a conservative as well as a radical .
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If ever we are to solve it , if ever we are to get at the heart of it , it can only be by a patient study of the possibilities of each of the diverse methods tried in the past and capable of being tried in the future .
If ever we are to solve it , if ever we are to get at the heart of it , it can only be by a patient study of the possibilities of each of the diverse methods tried in the past and capable of being tried in the future .
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They considered the past of India to some extent glorious : but they generally liked to move away their eyes from the past ... They did not want to confuse political and social issues by invoking the dead ghosts of a fast retiring past ...
They considered the past of India to some extent glorious : but they generally liked to move away their eyes from the past ... They did not want to confuse political and social issues by invoking the dead ghosts of a fast retiring past ...
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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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