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Sasadhar Sinha. disunity in the constitutional sphere , which unnecessarily delayed Indian freedom by nearly three decades , is purely British in origin , and it is the British who must squarely acknowledge the responsibility for this ...
Sasadhar Sinha. disunity in the constitutional sphere , which unnecessarily delayed Indian freedom by nearly three decades , is purely British in origin , and it is the British who must squarely acknowledge the responsibility for this ...
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... Indian soil , it would inevitably have turned into a people's war as it did in many parts of the colonial East , and through it , Indian freedom would certainly have become more real than it actually turned out to be when the British ...
... Indian soil , it would inevitably have turned into a people's war as it did in many parts of the colonial East , and through it , Indian freedom would certainly have become more real than it actually turned out to be when the British ...
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... India is divided today , is a case in point . It is , of course , possible to sympathise with the desire for linguistic and cultural freedom on the part of the numerous racial and linguistic groups in the country as also to imagine that ...
... India is divided today , is a case in point . It is , of course , possible to sympathise with the desire for linguistic and cultural freedom on the part of the numerous racial and linguistic groups in the country as also to imagine that ...
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PREFACE vii | 1 |
BEGINNINGS | 33 |
GANDHIAN ERA IN RETROSPECT | 85 |
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