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If it is true that the environment makes man , it is at least equally true that man makes his environment . The physical factors influence a man by entering into him and becoming a motive of action . This fundamental fact of mind ...
If it is true that the environment makes man , it is at least equally true that man makes his environment . The physical factors influence a man by entering into him and becoming a motive of action . This fundamental fact of mind ...
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It is idle to argue that the need of social reform is greater than the need of political reform ; for even if it is true , it will divert men from fighting their political battles at a time when they are required to fight them .
It is idle to argue that the need of social reform is greater than the need of political reform ; for even if it is true , it will divert men from fighting their political battles at a time when they are required to fight them .
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True , it is difficult , nay impossible , to play this double rôle successfully for a long time . If you try to please the Government , you cannot please at any rate the extremist sections of the people , and if you try to meet the ...
True , it is difficult , nay impossible , to play this double rôle successfully for a long time . If you try to please the Government , you cannot please at any rate the extremist sections of the people , and if you try to meet 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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