 British as potential rebels, on the other, they had to contend with the sister community which, under the impetus and encouragement given by the British, was fast developing aggressive ambitions and tendencies. To cap all, the Muslims suffered from their...  The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal - Page 501896Full view - About this book
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