The autobiography of an unknown Indian / by Nirad C. Chaudhuri
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TextPublication details: New York : Macmillan, ©1951Description: 506 pages ; 21 cmSubject(s): Genre/Form: Additional physical formats: Online version:: Autobiography of an unknown Indian.DDC classification: - ARCH YNDC 954.03 C496A
- DS421 .C47 1951
Contents:
pt. 1. Early environment. My birthplace -- My ancestral village -- My mother's village -- England -- pt. 2. First twelve years. My birth, parents, and early years -- Torch race of the Indian renaissance -- Enter nationalism -- We leave Kishorganj -- pt. 3. Education. Calcutta -- Experiences of adolescence -- Citizen-student -- Initiation into scholarship -- pt. 4. Into the world. Man and life in Calcutta -- New politics -- Vanishing landmarks -- An essay on the course of Indian history
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pt. 1. Early environment. My birthplace -- My ancestral village -- My mother's village -- England -- pt. 2. First twelve years. My birth, parents, and early years -- Torch race of the Indian renaissance -- Enter nationalism -- We leave Kishorganj -- pt. 3. Education. Calcutta -- Experiences of adolescence -- Citizen-student -- Initiation into scholarship -- pt. 4. Into the world. Man and life in Calcutta -- New politics -- Vanishing landmarks -- An essay on the course of Indian history
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