India Betrayed, Volume 1Red-Rose Publications, 1980 - India |
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Page 106
... hand the representatives of the masses were clamouring for changes and better conditions and a more progressive from of government , and on the other hand , there was a very strong resistance on the part of the over- lords to prevent ...
... hand the representatives of the masses were clamouring for changes and better conditions and a more progressive from of government , and on the other hand , there was a very strong resistance on the part of the over- lords to prevent ...
Page 340
... hand work , if art is of the slightest consideration in the matter . But if , owing to the opera- tion of certain economics causes . machinery were to be gradually intro- duced into India for the manufacture of its great traditional ...
... hand work , if art is of the slightest consideration in the matter . But if , owing to the opera- tion of certain economics causes . machinery were to be gradually intro- duced into India for the manufacture of its great traditional ...
Page 396
... hand the Muslims were quite unwil- ling to come under Congress control ; their interest never needed protec- tion . The Governors were there always ready and willing to offer the most sympathetic support , but the rejection of Muslim ...
... hand the Muslims were quite unwil- ling to come under Congress control ; their interest never needed protec- tion . The Governors were there always ready and willing to offer the most sympathetic support , but the rejection of Muslim ...
Contents
Indias Paradise Lost | 1 |
The Seeds Of Betrayal | 27 |
Our Castes And Creeds | 54 |
Copyright | |
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