Rise and growth of Indian militant nationalismGood Companions, 1958 |
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... past , but to the future : to them the past was a thing to be forgotten , and the sooner it was forgotten , the better . This attitude was not shared by all the Moderates : but the summary way in which they have generally disposed of the ...
... past , but to the future : to them the past was a thing to be forgotten , and the sooner it was forgotten , the better . This attitude was not shared by all the Moderates : but the summary way in which they have generally disposed of the ...
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... past behind it . Neither Hindus nor the Mahomme- dans can be called barbarians in any sense of the term . It is in fact their past which comes in the way of their easily assimilating the Western culture . The Moderates want to ignore the ...
... past behind it . Neither Hindus nor the Mahomme- dans can be called barbarians in any sense of the term . It is in fact their past which comes in the way of their easily assimilating the Western culture . The Moderates want to ignore the ...
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... past . Mere revivalism does not appeal to the taste of the new nationalist . His eye is fixed not only on the past , but also on the future . With the revivalist , he agrees that the future must be based on the past , that we should not ...
... past . Mere revivalism does not appeal to the taste of the new nationalist . His eye is fixed not only on the past , but also on the future . With the revivalist , he agrees that the future must be based on the past , that we should not ...
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Practice of the New Programme | 47 |
The Origin and Nature of the British Rule | 55 |
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