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... through a state of partial responsibility , to a state of more complete responsibility ; and from a system entirely autocratic - because it was 38 RISE AND GROWTH OF INDIAN LIBERALISM The Empire - not the Result of a Plan.
... through a state of partial responsibility , to a state of more complete responsibility ; and from a system entirely autocratic - because it was 38 RISE AND GROWTH OF INDIAN LIBERALISM The Empire - not the Result of a Plan.
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The individual has , therefore , now to assume a new responsibility — the responsibility of sitting in judgment over each part of his life and accepting only that which commends itself to his reason and rejecting all the rest .
The individual has , therefore , now to assume a new responsibility — the responsibility of sitting in judgment over each part of his life and accepting only that which commends itself to his reason and rejecting all the rest .
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The uncontrolled power which they possessed impaired their sense of responsibility and made them intolerant of criticism . Secondly , they were satisfied with their own positions and they wanted the people , therefore , to be satisfied ...
The uncontrolled power which they possessed impaired their sense of responsibility and made them intolerant of criticism . Secondly , they were satisfied with their own positions and they wanted the people , therefore , to be satisfied ...
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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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