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... Moghul Emperors , for whom the British were only a replacement . The fleeting reference to the Mahabharata sank beneath the flow of rhet- oric about past Moghul greatness ; that emotional appeal to history seemed only one more example ...
... Moghul Emperors , for whom the British were only a replacement . The fleeting reference to the Mahabharata sank beneath the flow of rhet- oric about past Moghul greatness ; that emotional appeal to history seemed only one more example ...
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... Moghul domination , and English educa- tion , which deprived Persian of its official status , became consoli- dated in India . Ghalib led a rather feckless life and his work fell short of its promise , but none of that matters to Aziz ...
... Moghul domination , and English educa- tion , which deprived Persian of its official status , became consoli- dated in India . Ghalib led a rather feckless life and his work fell short of its promise , but none of that matters to Aziz ...
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... Moghul grandeur and fancied evidence of Moghul efficiency ; he fantasises about the water in Field- ing's pool supposedly flowing from the tank at the mosque . Forster lets him down gently , for ' no Emperor , however skilful , ' can ...
... Moghul grandeur and fancied evidence of Moghul efficiency ; he fantasises about the water in Field- ing's pool supposedly flowing from the tank at the mosque . Forster lets him down gently , for ' no Emperor , however skilful , ' can ...
Contents
The Suburban Novels | 8 |
The Indian Novel | 50 |
The BBC Broadcasts | 92 |
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