Rise and growth of Indian militant nationalismGood Companions, 1958 |
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... force , but its cunning diplomacy . The mailed fist is covered by a velvet glove . The realistic policy , which disarmed the whole nation , soon followed the beautifully worded great Proclamation of the Crown . The Proclamation was ...
... force , but its cunning diplomacy . The mailed fist is covered by a velvet glove . The realistic policy , which disarmed the whole nation , soon followed the beautifully worded great Proclamation of the Crown . The Proclamation was ...
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... force . The British Govern- ment saw the logic but not the force behind the logic ; that is the meaning of their statement that the educated classes do not represent the masses . " The success of constitutional or peaceful methods is ...
... force . The British Govern- ment saw the logic but not the force behind the logic ; that is the meaning of their statement that the educated classes do not represent the masses . " The success of constitutional or peaceful methods is ...
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... force ; and this force in India can only be the force of popular opinion . This made the movement entirely different from the old Congress movement ; it set ablaze the political consciousness of the man in the street . But the man in ...
... force ; and this force in India can only be the force of popular opinion . This made the movement entirely different from the old Congress movement ; it set ablaze the political consciousness of the man in the street . But the man in ...
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Practice of the New Programme | 47 |
The Origin and Nature of the British Rule | 55 |
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