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... India and de- stroyed or absorbed the original culture , settling in the Punjab and the upper Ganges regions . This was the first of many painful attempts at racial unification which India was destined to go through during her history ...
... India and de- stroyed or absorbed the original culture , settling in the Punjab and the upper Ganges regions . This was the first of many painful attempts at racial unification which India was destined to go through during her history ...
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... India Company brought about a bloody revolt of its Indian troops ( the Sepoy Rebellion , 1857 ) . Reac- tion in England was so strong that the Company was dissolved , reforms were instituted and the Crown ruled India directly through a ...
... India Company brought about a bloody revolt of its Indian troops ( the Sepoy Rebellion , 1857 ) . Reac- tion in England was so strong that the Company was dissolved , reforms were instituted and the Crown ruled India directly through a ...
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... India is one of the nations in the world which could benefit greatly by a temporary epidemic of sterility . ) India has more land under cultivation than any country on earth , except China ( approximately 45 percent of the total land ...
... India is one of the nations in the world which could benefit greatly by a temporary epidemic of sterility . ) India has more land under cultivation than any country on earth , except China ( approximately 45 percent of the total land ...
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Israel and the Jews | 43 |
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