John Company To The Republic: A Story of Modern India

By:

Mushirul Hasan

Contributor(s):

HASAN (Mushirul)

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: New Delhi Lotus Collection Roli Books 2001Description: x,368 p. HB 22x14 cmISBN:

8174361448

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

23 954.03 HASJ

Summary: Abandoning traditional forms, this narrative surveys the history of modern India through the sensitive eyes of three protagonists - Aziz, Pradip and Jagmohan. Professor Hasan brings to life, in all their complexity, the histories of colonial rule, Independence and Partition. Focusing largely on the years 1857 to 1947, he provides a series of dialogues, interspersed with Urdu couplets, that will engage the reader and give them an independent and eclectic viewpoint on a familiar story.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Barcode
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Abandoning traditional forms, this narrative surveys the history of modern India through the sensitive eyes of three protagonists - Aziz, Pradip and Jagmohan. Professor Hasan brings to life, in all their complexity, the histories of colonial rule, Independence and Partition. Focusing largely on the years 1857 to 1947, he provides a series of dialogues, interspersed with Urdu couplets, that will engage the reader and give them an independent and eclectic viewpoint on a familiar story.

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