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... political ramifications , and the political climate will be even more fraught when Forster returns to India in 1921. The political content of Passage exists mostly as overtones , but a careful reading in connection with contemporary ...
... political ramifications , and the political climate will be even more fraught when Forster returns to India in 1921. The political content of Passage exists mostly as overtones , but a careful reading in connection with contemporary ...
Page 85
... political creature . Causes that had become rallying cries for radically - minded Muslims - communal voting , autonomy for Aligarh - to Aziz are relevant but still remote . His own poems are elegaic , about ' the decay of Islam and the ...
... political creature . Causes that had become rallying cries for radically - minded Muslims - communal voting , autonomy for Aligarh - to Aziz are relevant but still remote . His own poems are elegaic , about ' the decay of Islam and the ...
Page 114
... political passage , must inform and illuminate independence . At the confer- ence he admired a speech by Jaipur's ... political future . He closed the circle begun with A Passage to India : personal relations were still the key to ...
... political passage , must inform and illuminate independence . At the confer- ence he admired a speech by Jaipur's ... political future . He closed the circle begun with A Passage to India : personal relations were still the key to ...
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The Suburban Novels | 8 |
The Indian Novel | 50 |
The BBC Broadcasts | 92 |
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