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This work contains twelve chapters having deep bearing on various phases of our Society and Culture. Commencing from the years of Home Rule Movements initiated by Bal Gangadhar Tilak and Annie Besant, it teaches the Political Thought and Philosophy of Jaw 1st ed. viii+332p., 23cm.

The valour, patriotism and fearlessness shown by Rani Lakshmi Bai against the British are well known in the annals of our history. She was fairly of young age who mobilized her army in disciplined way. She hated the implications of the doctrine of Lapse, 1st ed. viii+150p., 23cm.

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The study of European History as a whole has long been known in the schools of the Continent and the United States of America; but it has only lately been introduced into England. It must be still considered as in the experimental stage so far as methods 1st ed. viii+242p., Index; 23cm.

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