The Quarterly Review, Volumes 280-281John Murray, 1943 |
Vanuit het boek
Resultaten 1-3 van 23
Pagina 19
... Congress called on his Majesty's Government to hand over power that they might make the war a people's war . As before Gandhi retired to the background . It is not clear what rôle Congress would have assigned to the Princes on either ...
... Congress called on his Majesty's Government to hand over power that they might make the war a people's war . As before Gandhi retired to the background . It is not clear what rôle Congress would have assigned to the Princes on either ...
Pagina 21
... Congress ultimatum quickly followed the breakdown of the Cripps negotiations . At the meeting of the All- India Congress Committee at which Congress decided to take the plunge Gandhi apostrophised the Princes . He repeated the charge ...
... Congress ultimatum quickly followed the breakdown of the Cripps negotiations . At the meeting of the All- India Congress Committee at which Congress decided to take the plunge Gandhi apostrophised the Princes . He repeated the charge ...
Pagina 24
... Congress label , a tribute to the broad outlook of the Mysore Government . In Cochin a Congress supporter was appointed minister . The Press in the States has considerable freedom if less licence than in British India , except where ...
... Congress label , a tribute to the broad outlook of the Mysore Government . In Cochin a Congress supporter was appointed minister . The Press in the States has considerable freedom if less licence than in British India , except where ...
Inhoudsopgave
India August to December 1942 | 2 |
Its Rise and Effacement | 7 |
British War Aims 191419 | 19 |
21 andere gedeelten niet getoond
Overige edities - Alles bekijken
Veelvoorkomende woorden en zinsdelen
Allies American areas army authority better Beveridge Report Bishop Britain British British India Byron Cathedrals century Christian Church civil civilisation Committee Congress democracy economic effect Empire enemy Europe fact Falange forces forestry France French Führerprinzip future Gandhi German Gifford Government Hitler House House of Lords important India industry interest Italy John Ray labour land less Lieven living London Lord Lord Linlithgow Marshal Pétain means ment millions Minister missionary missions Murray natural never nurses organisation party peace perhaps planning political population position possible present Princes principle problem produce realise recognised regarded Robert Southey Rushcliffe Russia scheme Scott Sir William Beveridge social Southey Southey's Spain speculation spiritual square mile things tion to-day trees victory whole words wrote