Rise and growth of Indian militant nationalismGood Companions, 1958 |
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... mind of the nation , no more timid and halting efforts at self - expression ; the nation knows what it wants and wants to achieve it . The clear conception of an ideal enables the politi- cian to place something before the nation's mind ...
... mind of the nation , no more timid and halting efforts at self - expression ; the nation knows what it wants and wants to achieve it . The clear conception of an ideal enables the politi- cian to place something before the nation's mind ...
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... mind should be organically related to the past of the people , and in trying to frame our ideals or our methods of realising our ideals , we must take into full consideration the peculiar nature of the Indian mind as it has shown itself ...
... mind should be organically related to the past of the people , and in trying to frame our ideals or our methods of realising our ideals , we must take into full consideration the peculiar nature of the Indian mind as it has shown itself ...
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... mind one is pre - occupied with details for their own sake , revels in the petty points of the moment and puts away into the background the great principles and the great necessi- ties ; the other sees rather these first and always and ...
... mind one is pre - occupied with details for their own sake , revels in the petty points of the moment and puts away into the background the great principles and the great necessi- ties ; the other sees rather these first and always and ...
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Practice of the New Programme | 47 |
The Origin and Nature of the British Rule | 55 |
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