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It would not be possible to exult over the spectacle of India coming under one foreign rule and made to accept one foreign language , if that rule were the rule of barbarians , if that language were not the vehicle of great ideas .
It would not be possible to exult over the spectacle of India coming under one foreign rule and made to accept one foreign language , if that rule were the rule of barbarians , if that language were not the vehicle of great ideas .
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The rationale of British rule in India is its capacity and provindential purpose of fostering the political education of the country on the largest scale in civil and public activities . 136 Surendranath Bannerjee in one of the most ...
The rationale of British rule in India is its capacity and provindential purpose of fostering the political education of the country on the largest scale in civil and public activities . 136 Surendranath Bannerjee in one of the most ...
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Wishing then as we do , from whatever motives , for the continuance of the British rule , we are extremely anxious that our rulers should do everything which they reasonably and properly can and may do , to keep the people at large ...
Wishing then as we do , from whatever motives , for the continuance of the British rule , we are extremely anxious that our rulers should do everything which they reasonably and properly can and may do , to keep the people at large ...
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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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