The Quarterly Review, Volume 291William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1953 |
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... Pandit Nehru shortly before the change - over was widely supported . Meanwhile Nehru's intervention in Indonesia , which took the form of insisting on the withdrawal of the Indian troops employed in pacifying the country , helped to ...
... Pandit Nehru shortly before the change - over was widely supported . Meanwhile Nehru's intervention in Indonesia , which took the form of insisting on the withdrawal of the Indian troops employed in pacifying the country , helped to ...
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... Pandit Nehru observed that the people of that country were unreasonably afraid of being swamped and swallowed up by India . All India wanted was fair treatment of Indians domiciled in the island . How absurd , some might say , that ...
... Pandit Nehru observed that the people of that country were unreasonably afraid of being swamped and swallowed up by India . All India wanted was fair treatment of Indians domiciled in the island . How absurd , some might say , that ...
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... Pandit's view in less restrained terms : Asia , it asserts , can detect the wolf in N.A.T.O. for all the sheep's clothing in which it is enveloped . Another well - known journal , the ' Delhi Express , ' remarks that Pandit Nehru's ...
... Pandit's view in less restrained terms : Asia , it asserts , can detect the wolf in N.A.T.O. for all the sheep's clothing in which it is enveloped . Another well - known journal , the ' Delhi Express , ' remarks that Pandit Nehru's ...
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