Rise and growth of Indian militant nationalismGood Companions, 1958 |
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... Muslim faiths are not mere theologies but also definite social systems . The orthodox Hindu and the orthodox Muslim are the inseparable parts of these social systems : and cannot contemplate their break with them , without a sense of ...
... Muslim faiths are not mere theologies but also definite social systems . The orthodox Hindu and the orthodox Muslim are the inseparable parts of these social systems : and cannot contemplate their break with them , without a sense of ...
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... Muslims made common cause against what they thought to be a common enemy . The Hindu Raja as well as the Muslim ... Muslim Maulvie found that his job was vitally attacked by the new culture . No wonder that the Indian rose in revolt ...
... Muslims made common cause against what they thought to be a common enemy . The Hindu Raja as well as the Muslim ... Muslim Maulvie found that his job was vitally attacked by the new culture . No wonder that the Indian rose in revolt ...
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... Muslim Raj rather than Hindu raj , and if the Muslim Raj is not possible , the present British Raj is preferable to the Hindu Raj of Tilak and Pal . There is no doubt that the Hindu nationalism gave rise to a powerful move- ment of Muslim ...
... Muslim Raj rather than Hindu raj , and if the Muslim Raj is not possible , the present British Raj is preferable to the Hindu Raj of Tilak and Pal . There is no doubt that the Hindu nationalism gave rise to a powerful move- ment of Muslim ...
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Practice of the New Programme | 47 |
The Origin and Nature of the British Rule | 55 |
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