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Linlithgow and India: A study of British policy and the political impasse in India, 1936-43

An examination from both the British and the Indian standpoints of a crucial period which saw the failure of attempts to make any reality of an All-Indian Federation, the rise of the Moslem League and the tangled story of the Cripps Mission.

261 pages, Hardcover

First published August 1, 1979

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Gowher Rizvi

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