Rise and growth of Indian militant nationalismGood Companions, 1958 |
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... cause with the murderous mutineers . But for this , they might have been regarded as noble patriots , fighting in a good cause , pro rege et pro The Nationalist Ideas behind the Revolt of 1857 13.
... cause with the murderous mutineers . But for this , they might have been regarded as noble patriots , fighting in a good cause , pro rege et pro The Nationalist Ideas behind the Revolt of 1857 13.
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... cause became clear to both the communities when they were confronted by a third commu- nity . The Hindus ceased to regard the Muslims as foreign- ers when they found another foreigner , mightier than both , appearing on the scene and ...
... cause became clear to both the communities when they were confronted by a third commu- nity . The Hindus ceased to regard the Muslims as foreign- ers when they found another foreigner , mightier than both , appearing on the scene and ...
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... cause of self - interest ; it is for the Easterners to show equally won- derful powers of co - operation in the higher cause of self- sacrifice for an ideal . " The clear sight that shows us where to strike , and the strong love of our ...
... cause of self - interest ; it is for the Easterners to show equally won- derful powers of co - operation in the higher cause of self- sacrifice for an ideal . " The clear sight that shows us where to strike , and the strong love of our ...
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Practice of the New Programme | 47 |
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