Rise and growth of Indian militant nationalismGood Companions, 1958 |
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... Rule lasted for six centuries with varying vicissitudes of fortune . The Deccan , Rajputana , and Central India were always indepen- dent until the rule of Akbar . " The Muslim Rule in India was not a foreign rule . The Muslims came ...
... Rule lasted for six centuries with varying vicissitudes of fortune . The Deccan , Rajputana , and Central India were always indepen- dent until the rule of Akbar . " The Muslim Rule in India was not a foreign rule . The Muslims came ...
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... rule in India . This party made it clear that the British rule could only stand primarily and above all for British interests only and that these British interests conflicted to a very great extent with the essential Indian interests ...
... rule in India . This party made it clear that the British rule could only stand primarily and above all for British interests only and that these British interests conflicted to a very great extent with the essential Indian interests ...
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... Rule Movement in 1914 . Mrs. Besant was very keen on the imperial connec- tion . To her the Empire stood for all that it stood for in the eyes of the Liberal leaders ; she was further proud of it because she hailed from Great Britain ...
... Rule Movement in 1914 . Mrs. Besant was very keen on the imperial connec- tion . To her the Empire stood for all that it stood for in the eyes of the Liberal leaders ; she was further proud of it because she hailed from Great Britain ...
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Practice of the New Programme | 47 |
The Origin and Nature of the British Rule | 55 |
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