Independence and partition: the erosion of colonial power in India/
Sucheta Mahajan.
- New Delhi: Sage Publications, 2000.
- 425 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.
- Sage series in modern Indian history, 1. .
Contents Series Editors' Preface Acknowledgements Introduction PART I: Background 1. Nationalist Activity and Government Response at the End of the War 2. Planning of the Political Offer, the Simla Conference and its Breakdown PART II: Imperialism and Nationalism 3. Congress Strategy and Popular Natiorjalist Activity 4. "Popular Movements": Myth and Reality 5. Imperial Hegemony and Colonial Policy PART III: Imperialism, Natf.nalisn. ana Commu„all»m 143 6. "Unite and Quit 7. "Decide on a Date and Quit 8. "Divide and Quit PART IVi Nationalism and Commonalism 9. Congress and Che Muslim Leagues Demand 10. to'pai^rofHinduCommunansm^Maiori.yReacdon, 11. HintLmlnal Pressure on Che Congress
8 Independence and Partition PART V: Denouement 12. Congress Accepts Partition 333 13. Why Gandhi Accepted the Decision to Par,ition India 360 Conclusion Appendix Select Bibliography Index 397 AbouttheAuthor 427
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Nationalism--India. Communalism--India. Politics and government Partition of India (1947)