History of India : From the sixteenth centuary to the twentith century

By:

Spear, Percival

Language: ENG Publication details: New Delhi Penguin Books 2003Description: 298 Pages | Binding - Paperback |ISBN:

9780140138368

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720.954 SPE DDC23

Summary: This second volume of a classic introduction to India's history deals with the Mughal and British periods, tracing the continuities that pervaded them. Mughal rule is seen as the precondition for the modern age ushered in by the British, and the Raj as the harbinger of Western civilization in India.

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This second volume of a classic introduction to India's history deals with the Mughal and British periods, tracing the continuities that pervaded them. Mughal rule is seen as the precondition for the modern age ushered in by the British, and the Raj as the harbinger of Western civilization in India.

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