India's Struggle for FreedomNBA, 1962 - 310 pages |
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Page 113
... session : " In Committee it was easily the most uproarious and almost rebellious session that I witnessed . The dis- courtesy with which all the older leaders were greeted was painful . Intolerance was the order of the day , and the ...
... session : " In Committee it was easily the most uproarious and almost rebellious session that I witnessed . The dis- courtesy with which all the older leaders were greeted was painful . Intolerance was the order of the day , and the ...
Page 129
... session . Neither Congress nor League yet fully reflected the militant temper which was growing unmistakably in the country . The myth of the invincibility of Western imperial- ism had gone from Asia's mind , never to return . The sight ...
... session . Neither Congress nor League yet fully reflected the militant temper which was growing unmistakably in the country . The myth of the invincibility of Western imperial- ism had gone from Asia's mind , never to return . The sight ...
Page 178
... session of the Congress , and the defeat , at the session itself , of a forthright left - wing resolution that " a parallel government " should be set up and " workers , peasants and youths " organised for that end , complete ...
... session of the Congress , and the defeat , at the session itself , of a forthright left - wing resolution that " a parallel government " should be set up and " workers , peasants and youths " organised for that end , complete ...
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