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BOOK REVIEW: Bagha Jatin and the civilisational roots of revolutionary nationalism in Bengal

BOOK REVIEW: Bagha Jatin and the civilisational roots of revolutionary nationalism in Bengal

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    The history of India’s freedom struggle is far more diverse than the narrow ideological interpretations that have often dominated its popular representation. Beyond the familiar narratives of constitutional negotiations, mass movements, and political organisations, a generation of revolutionaries…

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The history of India’s freedom struggle is far more diverse than the narrow ideological interpretations that have often dominated its popular representation. Beyond the familiar narratives of constitutional negotiations, mass movements, and political organisations, a generation of revolutionaries…

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BOOK REVIEW: Bagha Jatin and the civilisational roots of revolutionary nationalism in Bengal

The history of India’s freedom struggle is far more diverse than the narrow ideological interpretations that have often dominated its popular representation. Beyond the familiar narratives of constitutional negotiations, mass movements, and political organisations, a generation of revolutionaries…

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