The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 141Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1947 |
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Pagina 11
... accepted it and wishes to carry it out . Precisely the reverse is the case . The Con- gress has never accepted the Mission's plan , and its purpose in insisting on a meeting of the Constituent Assembly while the Moslems are in a mood to ...
... accepted it and wishes to carry it out . Precisely the reverse is the case . The Con- gress has never accepted the Mission's plan , and its purpose in insisting on a meeting of the Constituent Assembly while the Moslems are in a mood to ...
Pagina 12
... accepted and worked in a spirit of co - operation . ' That plainly meant that it was not open to the Congress to separate the short term plan from the long - term plan ; to refuse to join in the interim Government while professing to ...
... accepted and worked in a spirit of co - operation . ' That plainly meant that it was not open to the Congress to separate the short term plan from the long - term plan ; to refuse to join in the interim Government while professing to ...
Pagina 14
... accepted the statement of May 16th while refusing to take part in the Interim Government . ' The Viceroy was made to write Mr. Jinnah a letter confirming this language . I give the rest of the letter , which with its complete reversal ...
... accepted the statement of May 16th while refusing to take part in the Interim Government . ' The Viceroy was made to write Mr. Jinnah a letter confirming this language . I give the rest of the letter , which with its complete reversal ...
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