The Quarterly Review, 264. köide,524. numberJohn Murray, 1935 |
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Page 310
... fact , is the keenness of the rising generation that in the case of the great Hima- layan peak , Nanga Parbat , over 26,000 feet high , and situated in a district where difficulties of supply and transport compel the authorities to ...
... fact , is the keenness of the rising generation that in the case of the great Hima- layan peak , Nanga Parbat , over 26,000 feet high , and situated in a district where difficulties of supply and transport compel the authorities to ...
Page 355
... fact that communal trouble was quiescent during the period of awaiting Parliament's decision does not alter the fact that it is one of the basic difficulties which has to be faced and which has not been taken into due consideration by ...
... fact that communal trouble was quiescent during the period of awaiting Parliament's decision does not alter the fact that it is one of the basic difficulties which has to be faced and which has not been taken into due consideration by ...
Page 356
... fact that the supreme merit of the report of the Joint Select Committee is that it provides for a form of con- stitution capable of developing self - government to what- ever extent Indians prove capable of governing themselves . In the ...
... fact that the supreme merit of the report of the Joint Select Committee is that it provides for a form of con- stitution capable of developing self - government to what- ever extent Indians prove capable of governing themselves . In the ...
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