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In place of this false philosophy , we must substitute a new burning sense of the reality of the good and the evil of our individual and social life here and now , and a vigorous desire to combat and root out all the absurdities and ...
In place of this false philosophy , we must substitute a new burning sense of the reality of the good and the evil of our individual and social life here and now , and a vigorous desire to combat and root out all the absurdities and ...
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Tilak “ believed in the imperative necessity of checking , from the larger national standpoint , the disintegrating forces by fostering a due sense of pride in and respect for the social and religious institutions of the people .
Tilak “ believed in the imperative necessity of checking , from the larger national standpoint , the disintegrating forces by fostering a due sense of pride in and respect for the social and religious institutions of the people .
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1:28 Here we are told that the English Government is our national government and English language is our national language . In a sense this was literally true . The Government was national in the sense of being an all - India ...
1:28 Here we are told that the English Government is our national government and English language is our national language . In a sense this was literally true . The Government was national in the sense of being an all - India ...
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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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