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The muslims of British India
Publication details: Cambridge Cambridge University Press 1972Description: 306p ixISBN:- 9780521084888
- 954.030000Â HAR
Contents:
Table of contents
1. Introduction: the medieval legacy;
2. The effects of British rule on Muslims before 1857;
3. 1857 and its aftermath;
4. Muslims come to terms with British India as Muslims;
5. Muslims move towards political community 1871-1901;
6. Muslims acquire a constitutional identity and enter all-India politics;
7. Religion enters politics 1910-24;
8. The period of frustration 1924-35;
9. The two partitions: of British India and of the Muslim community
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Table of contents
1. Introduction: the medieval legacy;
2. The effects of British rule on Muslims before 1857;
3. 1857 and its aftermath;
4. Muslims come to terms with British India as Muslims;
5. Muslims move towards political community 1871-1901;
6. Muslims acquire a constitutional identity and enter all-India politics;
7. Religion enters politics 1910-24;
8. The period of frustration 1924-35;
9. The two partitions: of British India and of the Muslim community
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