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The sacred duty of the author is to stand apart as a detached observer of the whole drama and to let the drama unfold itself in its own way . The more objective his attitude , the more likely is his success likely is his success in his ...
The sacred duty of the author is to stand apart as a detached observer of the whole drama and to let the drama unfold itself in its own way . The more objective his attitude , the more likely is his success likely is his success in his ...
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like a natural process , the empire went on swelling till the whole of India and Burma became integral parts of this great political fabric . 2 . PROCESS OF EMPIRE - MAKING . The early Governor - Generals were busy with the work of ...
like a natural process , the empire went on swelling till the whole of India and Burma became integral parts of this great political fabric . 2 . PROCESS OF EMPIRE - MAKING . The early Governor - Generals were busy with the work of ...
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Pundit Dhar , in 1911 , as President of the Congress , examined the whole position . It was true that India was unfortunately split up into ' many communities , each of which was entitled to its proper share of representation .
Pundit Dhar , in 1911 , as President of the Congress , examined the whole position . It was true that India was unfortunately split up into ' many communities , each of which was entitled to its proper share of representation .
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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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