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Imprint of Ambiguity: Britain and India 1929–1942
Britain's ambiguous stance towards Indian nationalistic leanings conditioned the distinctive character of the struggle for independence, and this, argues Donald Low, was a contributing factor in the successful severing of imperial ties.
376 pages, Paperback
Published December 31, 1999
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