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THE EMPIRE NOT THE RESULT OF A PLAN . The most astonishing thing about this empire is the way in which it grew - there was no deep - laid planning , no conscious design behind it . It seems that a higher purpose , a divinity shaped the ...
THE EMPIRE NOT THE RESULT OF A PLAN . The most astonishing thing about this empire is the way in which it grew - there was no deep - laid planning , no conscious design behind it . It seems that a higher purpose , a divinity shaped the ...
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They have as their natural result led to the existing family arrangements , where the woman is entirely subordinated to the man and the lower castes to the higher castes , to the length of depriving men of their natural respect for ...
They have as their natural result led to the existing family arrangements , where the woman is entirely subordinated to the man and the lower castes to the higher castes , to the length of depriving men of their natural respect for ...
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The price of the article on which the duty falls will surely rise and the result is that the poor consumer is penalised . But this is the immediate result ; it does not last for long . If the country otherwise is adapted to the ...
The price of the article on which the duty falls will surely rise and the result is that the poor consumer is penalised . But this is the immediate result ; it does not last for long . If the country otherwise is adapted to the ...
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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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