Rise and growth of Indian militant nationalismGood Companions, 1958 |
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... common cause against what they thought to be a common enemy . The Hindu Raja as well as the Muslim Nabob felt himself threatened by the aggressive policy of the British - especially of Lord Dalhousie . The Hindu Brahmin as well as the ...
... common cause against what they thought to be a common enemy . The Hindu Raja as well as the Muslim Nabob felt himself threatened by the aggressive policy of the British - especially of Lord Dalhousie . The Hindu Brahmin as well as the ...
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... common 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 ...
... common 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 ...
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... common objection that the ideal does not come within the range of practical politics applies equally to the ideal of Swaraj of the Extremists as well as the ideal of colonial self - government of the Moderates . Neither of these ideals ...
... common objection that the ideal does not come within the range of practical politics applies equally to the ideal of Swaraj of the Extremists as well as the ideal of colonial self - government of the Moderates . Neither of these ideals ...
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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