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Page 217
... Turkey was perhaps the more peculiar . For though the Turks were their co - religionists the Indian Mohammedans had during the greater part of their history known little and cared even less about Turkey . The Moghul Emperors had at rare ...
... Turkey was perhaps the more peculiar . For though the Turks were their co - religionists the Indian Mohammedans had during the greater part of their history known little and cared even less about Turkey . The Moghul Emperors had at rare ...
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... Turkey and India , often even talking about the British Empire as the greatest Mohammedan Empire in the world because its population included far more Mohammedans than did Turkey . The Sultan Abdul Hamid who had succeeded to the throne ...
... Turkey and India , often even talking about the British Empire as the greatest Mohammedan Empire in the world because its population included far more Mohammedans than did Turkey . The Sultan Abdul Hamid who had succeeded to the throne ...
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... Turkey from its primary and legitimate war purposes . If the terms of the Treaty of Sèvres were severe , they merely redeemed Great Britain's war pledges to the oppressed subject races of Turkey , Mohammedan as well as Christian , that ...
... Turkey from its primary and legitimate war purposes . If the terms of the Treaty of Sèvres were severe , they merely redeemed Great Britain's war pledges to the oppressed subject races of Turkey , Mohammedan as well as Christian , that ...
Contents
A BIRDSEYE VIEW OF INDIA | 1 |
THE BEDROCK OF HINDUISM | 11 |
MOHAMMEDAN DOMINATION | 35 |
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administration agitation agricultural already amongst ancient appointed Aurangzeb Bengal Bombay Brahmans British India British raj British rule C. R. Das Calcutta Caliphate caste chiefly civilization claim classes co-operation colleges Commission constitutional creed Delhi Dominions Dyarchy East India Company economic England English Englishmen equally European forces foreign Gandhi Government of India Governor Hindu Hinduism Imperial important Indian Army Indian members Indian Ministers Indian Mohammedans Indian National Congress industrial influence Islam labour land Legislatures less Lord Curzon Mahratta ment modern Moghul Empire Mohammedan domination movement murder Mutiny Native never Non-Co-operation official Parliament Parliamentary perhaps political popular population province Provincial Governments Punjab race racial reforms religious responsible revenue revolt Rowlatt Acts rulers rural India schools self-government Sikh social spirit Swaraj Swarajist party Tilak tion to-day trade Turkey University Viceroy West Western education whilst XIXth century