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... influence were the advan- tages , but lowered standards often resulted . At Aligarh , affiliation was much more than an educational or even a political issue . To progressive Indian Muslims , Aligarh was the keeper of a flame , a ...
... influence were the advan- tages , but lowered standards often resulted . At Aligarh , affiliation was much more than an educational or even a political issue . To progressive Indian Muslims , Aligarh was the keeper of a flame , a ...
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... influence on public policy . In Talks , empathy between speaker and producer was crucial . Perhaps the ascendance of Charles Siepmann had something to do with a Forster diary note in 1934 , that his skills as speaker had declined , and ...
... influence on public policy . In Talks , empathy between speaker and producer was crucial . Perhaps the ascendance of Charles Siepmann had something to do with a Forster diary note in 1934 , that his skills as speaker had declined , and ...
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... influence of American broadcasting , the explosive growth of the BBC itself , and competition in the form of new radio channels , local radio and , above all , television . In broadcasting , ' every- thing happened too quickly , and ...
... influence of American broadcasting , the explosive growth of the BBC itself , and competition in the form of new radio channels , local radio and , above all , television . In broadcasting , ' every- thing happened too quickly , and ...
Contents
The Suburban Novels | 8 |
The Indian Novel | 50 |
The BBC Broadcasts | 92 |
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