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... India of to - day . " 1 1 It is noteworthy that a similar view is expressed in the only other book on India which may be said to be in the same category as this , namely , in India in Transition , by H.H. the Aga Khan , to which I have ...
... India of to - day . " 1 1 It is noteworthy that a similar view is expressed in the only other book on India which may be said to be in the same category as this , namely , in India in Transition , by H.H. the Aga Khan , to which I have ...
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... India to - day to become free and to create an Indian India in which the Hindu influence , after cycles of bondage , would predominate , owing to the awakening and the training received under the influence of Western democracy . These ...
... India to - day to become free and to create an Indian India in which the Hindu influence , after cycles of bondage , would predominate , owing to the awakening and the training received under the influence of Western democracy . These ...
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... India of to - day dates back to the time when an Eastern nation , Japan , defeated Russia and when the Indians fought side by side with Englishmen and detach- ments of the white army coming from the British Domin- ions , and found that ...
... India of to - day dates back to the time when an Eastern nation , Japan , defeated Russia and when the Indians fought side by side with Englishmen and detach- ments of the white army coming from the British Domin- ions , and found that ...
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CHAP PAGE I THE GROWTH OF THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION II | 11 |
THE STATES AND THE INDIAN ARISTOCRACY | 24 |
HINDU AND MOSLEM | 37 |
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