India Betrayed, Volume 1Red-Rose Publications, 1980 - India |
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Page 16
... become rigid which finds expression in the laws of Manu . The Brahmin alone knows the rites of religion with their hidden and mystic meaning and his supremacy is established . In this period sacrifices hold a great place , the laws of ...
... become rigid which finds expression in the laws of Manu . The Brahmin alone knows the rites of religion with their hidden and mystic meaning and his supremacy is established . In this period sacrifices hold a great place , the laws of ...
Page 256
... become pressure upon the British such as to compel the latter to make the offer of freedom to India does not seem comprehensible to common sense . England , of course , did not like to become a target of criticism of fellow nations in ...
... become pressure upon the British such as to compel the latter to make the offer of freedom to India does not seem comprehensible to common sense . England , of course , did not like to become a target of criticism of fellow nations in ...
Page 375
... become the director . The machine in our service cannot become the master . The musical instrument can- not replace its maker . The man should not become his own creator . Mr. Gandhi failed , failed and failed in a mighty manner . His ...
... become the director . The machine in our service cannot become the master . The musical instrument can- not replace its maker . The man should not become his own creator . Mr. Gandhi failed , failed and failed in a mighty manner . His ...
Contents
Indias Paradise Lost | 1 |
The Seeds Of Betrayal | 27 |
Our Castes And Creeds | 54 |
Copyright | |
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accept administration army Aryan became began Bengal betrayal betraying India Bombay Brahmins Britain British Government British rule Buddhism Cabinet Calcutta called caste Christianity Churchill civil Committee communal Conference Congress constitution Council Cripps culture declared Delhi Dominion Status East Empire England English European fact favour force freedom Gandhiji give Government of India Governor Hindu House immigrants independence Indian National Indian National Congress industry Jinnah King labour Lall Singh land language leaders live Lord Wavell Madras Maharaja Mahatma Gandhi Majesty's Government ment millions mind Minister Miss Mayo missionaries Mohammedan Muslim League Nathuram Godse native Nayantara Sehgal Nehru never non-violence organisation Pakistan party peasants persons political population prince proposals provinces Punjab reforms regard religion religious represent responsibility rulers Samuel Lilly Sanskrit Sikhs social temples tion truth Vedas Viceroy Viceroy's village wanted whole words writes Zamindars