The Quarterly Review, Volume 266William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1936 |
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Pagina 103
... Britain is defence- less ; the hope that a self - governing India might find shelter under the ægis of the League of Nations has vanished into thin air . Without Britain - even with Britain if Britain is weak - India might easily fall a ...
... Britain is defence- less ; the hope that a self - governing India might find shelter under the ægis of the League of Nations has vanished into thin air . Without Britain - even with Britain if Britain is weak - India might easily fall a ...
Pagina 105
... Britain ; Rid India of Britain ; let the Hindus establish a Hindu raj and ultimately all will be well . There are realists in political India who are not so complacent . Much as they would wish to stand alone , reluctant as they are to ...
... Britain ; Rid India of Britain ; let the Hindus establish a Hindu raj and ultimately all will be well . There are realists in political India who are not so complacent . Much as they would wish to stand alone , reluctant as they are to ...
Pagina 110
... Britain would be an offer from Britain to allow Indians to colonise some of her tropical colonies on conditions acceptable to Indian self - respect . This might open up new prospects to the outcast . The potentialities of Indian trade ...
... Britain would be an offer from Britain to allow Indians to colonise some of her tropical colonies on conditions acceptable to Indian self - respect . This might open up new prospects to the outcast . The potentialities of Indian trade ...
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