Rise and growth of Indian militant nationalismGood Companions, 1958 |
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... movement for a better repre- sentative system in Great Britain , and more particularly the dramatic movements for unity of Germany under Bismarck and of Italy under Mazzini , Cavour , and Garibaldi , very naturally stirred the blood of ...
... movement for a better repre- sentative system in Great Britain , and more particularly the dramatic movements for unity of Germany under Bismarck and of Italy under Mazzini , Cavour , and Garibaldi , very naturally stirred the blood of ...
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... movement was not a popular movement . The leaders did not care to enlist popular enthusiasm or interest . The movement was therefore confined deliberately to the intelligentsia only . ( 3 ) There was no grandeur or elevation in their ...
... movement was not a popular movement . The leaders did not care to enlist popular enthusiasm or interest . The movement was therefore confined deliberately to the intelligentsia only . ( 3 ) There was no grandeur or elevation in their ...
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... movement . But as this idea could not be developed consis- tently with the Muslim ambitions , the movement tended to become a Hindu movement , confined to the intellectual aristocracy , which alone could appreciate the grandeur of ...
... movement . But as this idea could not be developed consis- tently with the Muslim ambitions , the movement tended to become a Hindu movement , confined to the intellectual aristocracy , which alone could appreciate the grandeur of ...
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Practice of the New Programme | 47 |
The Origin and Nature of the British Rule | 55 |
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