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... future of the British Raj . In fact , it was Forster's Indian continuation of a central theme from the suburban novels : complacency , the absence of a saving uncer- tainty , obsession with the piece of imperial property that was India ...
... future of the British Raj . In fact , it was Forster's Indian continuation of a central theme from the suburban novels : complacency , the absence of a saving uncer- tainty , obsession with the piece of imperial property that was India ...
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... future shape of the civilisation they had fought to preserve . Four scientists , two historians ( Arthur Koestler being one ) , a classicist , a theologian , a philosopher and Forster were to consider ' whether and how far the ills of ...
... future shape of the civilisation they had fought to preserve . Four scientists , two historians ( Arthur Koestler being one ) , a classicist , a theologian , a philosopher and Forster were to consider ' whether and how far the ills of ...
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... future , be expressed journalistically . Certainly the aftermath of the war was not a good time for Anglo - Indian friendships , not because friends could not rely on one another , but because irresistible political forces drove them ...
... future , be expressed journalistically . Certainly the aftermath of the war was not a good time for Anglo - Indian friendships , not because friends could not rely on one another , but because irresistible political forces drove them ...
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The Suburban Novels | 8 |
The Indian Novel | 50 |
The BBC Broadcasts | 92 |
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