India's Struggle for FreedomNBA, 1962 - 310 pages |
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Page 92
... reason to be grateful for British rule ; he had fought , with what- ever crude weapons came handy , against the stranger . But nationalism , properly so - called , was still to him an unfamiliar emotion ; he was bewildered and dumb ...
... reason to be grateful for British rule ; he had fought , with what- ever crude weapons came handy , against the stranger . But nationalism , properly so - called , was still to him an unfamiliar emotion ; he was bewildered and dumb ...
Page 99
... reason the reason for the ineffectiveness of the older leadership lay in their " denationalised " and " Westernising " tendencies . As a matter of fact , the older leaders were progressive exactly to the extent that they sought to ...
... reason the reason for the ineffectiveness of the older leadership lay in their " denationalised " and " Westernising " tendencies . As a matter of fact , the older leaders were progressive exactly to the extent that they sought to ...
Page 232
... reason , they said , why in the meantime we should remain just desperately indignant and inert . Imperialism sought to defame the Congress internationally as defeatist , pro - fascist , and therefore not to be trusted , and internally ...
... reason , they said , why in the meantime we should remain just desperately indignant and inert . Imperialism sought to defame the Congress internationally as defeatist , pro - fascist , and therefore not to be trusted , and internally ...
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