India's struggle for independence / Bipan Chandra ... [et al.].
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TextPublication details: [New Delhi, India] : Viking, Penguin Books 1988.Edition: Revised and UpdatedDescription: 600 p. ; 22 cmISBN: - 0670821519 :
- 954.035 CHA 20
- DS479 .I54 1988
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| 954.005 THA The Penguin History of Early India : From the Origins to AD 1300 | 954.029054 MAH Modern Indian History (From 1707 to the Present Day) (British Rule in India and After) | 954.035 India's struggle for independence / | 954.035 CHA India's struggle for independence / | 954.035 CHA India's struggle for independence / | 954.035 SAR Modern India : 1885 - 1947 | 954.04 CHA India since independence / |
Includes index.
The definitive book on the Indian struggle for freedom by some of the most authoritative historians of modern India by best-selling author Bipin Chandra. Over 3,50,000 copies sold.
“Indispensable for students and for all those who want to know our past in order to understand the present” – Indian Express
India’s Struggle for Independence is the first and most reliable study of India’s epic struggle for freedom. This classic work begins with the abortive revolt against the British in 1857 and culminates in Indian Independence in 1947. Based on years of research as well as personal interviews with hundreds of freedom fighters, it presents a lucid and enduring view of the history of the period.
Bibliography: p. [529]-572.
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