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Frontmatter
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i-ii | unknown | view |
1866—1942: India Then and Now
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1-15 | Lord Erskine | view |
Reception to India’s Representatives at the War Cabinet
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16-21 | unknown | view |
Importance of the Study of Oriental Languages and Culture
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21-32 | Lord Hailey | view |
India Today
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33-44 | M. Huque | view |
The Indian Crisis: Muslim Viewpoints
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44-63 | Hassan Suhraward | view |
Akbar The Great: Anniversary Celebrations
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63-67 | unknown | view |
The Future of India and the Princes
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67-76 | H.H. | view |
Reflections on the Indian Congress Movement
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76-80 | Norman Goodall | view |
India: Partition or Unity
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80-82 | Stanley Rice | view |
Japan in Java
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82-85 | H.J. Mook | view |
The Japanese Policy in the Occupied Territories
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85-89 | Petter Hume | view |
Soviet Asia Today
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89-93 | Violet Conolly | view |
Europe and the Turks in the Early Middle Ages—II
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94-99 | J.S. Runciman | view |
A Letter from Turkey
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99-102 | E.W.F. Tomlin | view |
Some Aspects of Japan’s Supply Problems Since the Outbreak of the War
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103-106 | N.A.J. Voogd | view |
Kashmir and the War
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107-109 | William Barton | view |
Indian States and India’s Political Future
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110-111 | unknown | view |
Backmatter
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i-iii | unknown | view |