The Quarterly Review, Volume 257John Murray, 1931 |
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Page 205
... problems which , although distinct , must in the nature of things have definite reactions upon each other . There is on the one hand the problem of the constitu- tional structure , which , so far as the active intervention of the ...
... problems which , although distinct , must in the nature of things have definite reactions upon each other . There is on the one hand the problem of the constitu- tional structure , which , so far as the active intervention of the ...
Page 216
... problem of carrying on the administration under the most anomalous conditions , delegates representing every creed ... problems -the future constitution of that vast dependency . All who have at heart the prosperity and welfare of India ...
... problem of carrying on the administration under the most anomalous conditions , delegates representing every creed ... problems -the future constitution of that vast dependency . All who have at heart the prosperity and welfare of India ...
Page 220
... problems . The present situation , so far as it is concerned with the problem of the modification of the Indian constitu- tion , can be stated in the plainest terms . The Imperial Government has issued an invitation to all sections of ...
... problems . The present situation , so far as it is concerned with the problem of the modification of the Indian constitu- tion , can be stated in the plainest terms . The Imperial Government has issued an invitation to all sections of ...
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