Writings on India's Partition

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Ramesh Mathur, Mahendra Kulasrestha
Simant Publications India, 1976 - English fiction - 247 pages

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Contents

Ramesh Mathur A Critical Appreciation of Jhootha
11
Amrita Pritam Times Wound Cries Out In Me
33
Saadat Hasan Manto The Dog of Tithwal
39
Copyright

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Ramesh Mathur,Mahendra Kulasrestha
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TitleWritings on India's Partition
Issue 4 of Intercultural Research Institute monograph series, Tanimoto Kokusai Bunka Sentā
KUFS publication, Kansai Gaikokugo Daigaku
EditorsRamesh Mathur, Mahendra Kulasrestha
PublisherSimant Publications India, 1976
Original fromthe University of California
DigitizedFeb 18, 2009
Length247 pages
  
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