Rise and growth of Indian militant nationalismGood Companions, 1958 |
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... appears to be benevolent . Good government , therefore , is not only no substitute for self - government ; it is a positively mischievous thing , when it is the good govern- ment by a foreign agency . Of all forms of despotism , we are ...
... appears to be benevolent . Good government , therefore , is not only no substitute for self - government ; it is a positively mischievous thing , when it is the good govern- ment by a foreign agency . Of all forms of despotism , we are ...
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... appears to be very well- constructed but one important factor is missing . The whole drama of Hamlet is there but Hamlet is not there . The Indian national struggle goes on : but the Indian nation is not behind it . The Indian nation is ...
... appears to be very well- constructed but one important factor is missing . The whole drama of Hamlet is there but Hamlet is not there . The Indian national struggle goes on : but the Indian nation is not behind it . The Indian nation is ...
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... the outward and damning proofs of some mighty evil in our souls . " It appears , therefore , that the blind imitation of the Western culture even in our political and economic move- ment 132 Rise and Growth of Indian Militant Nationalism.
... the outward and damning proofs of some mighty evil in our souls . " It appears , therefore , that the blind imitation of the Western culture even in our political and economic move- ment 132 Rise and Growth of Indian Militant Nationalism.
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Practice of the New Programme | 47 |
The Origin and Nature of the British Rule | 55 |
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administration affairs appeal B. C. Pal Bengal Besant boycott Britain British Government British Raj British rule C. R. Das character civilisation Congress constitutional agitation create creed culture Dadabhai Naoroji demands desire develop economic Empire England English extent Extremists faith fight force foreign government freedom Gokhale Hindu history of India human idea ideal imperial Indian history Indian Liberals Indian mind Indian nation Indian National Congress Indian politics industries inspired intellectual interests Lajpat Rai Lala Lajpat Rai leaders liberty live Lord Curzon Lord Ripon loyalty Maharashtra Mahommedans masses means ment merely methods Moderates moral move Muslim Mutiny nationalist native nature never official old nationalism organised party past patriotism peace politician practical progress radical realise reform religion religious rise roused rule in India says self-government sense sepoys Shivaji Sikhs social soul spirit strength Swadeshi movement Swaraj thing Tilak tion to-day Western whole