Towards Freedom In Pondicherry: Society, Economy And Politics Under French Rule (18161962)
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Towards Freedom In Pondicherry: Society, Economy And Politics Under French Rule (18161962)

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Towards Freedom in Pondicherry explores the unique socio-political landscape of French-ruled Pondicherry (1816-1962). Drawing from Tamil, English, and French sources, it examines the region’s social, economic, and cultural dynamics, focusing on the freedom movement and the eventual merger with India. Discover how Goubert’s Socialist Party navigated between French and Indian interests, leading to a surprising and bloodless transition. ISBN: 9789394262263

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  • ISBN-13: 9789394262263
  • Publisher: Manohar Publishers & Distributors
  • Height: 47 mm
  • No of Pages: 456
  • Width: 56 mm
  • ISBN-10: 9394262261
  • Binding: Hardcover
  • Language: English
  • Weight: 1000 gr

20 reviews for Towards Freedom In Pondicherry: Society, Economy And Politics Under French Rule (18161962)

  1. Deep Prakash Ghuge –

    Good overview of the society, economy and politics. The writing was unengaging.

  2. Jitendra Ruparam Mali –

    A compelling narrative of Pondicherry’s journey. It’s a must-read for any history lover.

  3. Chetan Gambhir –

    An excellent and well-researched exploration of French-ruled Pondicherry.

  4. Ojaswani Gupta –

    Interesting perspective on the freedom movement. The book could have been better structured. Still a valuable read for history buffs.

  5. Devansh Pareek –

    I was captivated by the story of Pondicherry’s freedom. I highly recommend it to history enthusiasts and researchers.

  6. Manvendra Pratap Singh –

    The book gives a good insight into the topic. I enjoyed the analysis of the political landscape. It could use more maps and photos.

  7. Kushagra Rastogi Rastogi –

    Very informative and well-researched. It’s a bit heavy on the political details, but still engaging. Would recommend to anyone.

  8. Pranjal Malhotra –

    The book is a bit dry and dense. It might not appeal to a general audience.

  9. Somveer –

    A fascinating account of a unique colonial experience. The research is impressive and the writing is clear. Highly recommended!

  10. Savio Travasso –

    Provides good insights into the social and economic aspects. I felt it was a little repetitive in places. Overall a decent read.

  11. Ayush Singh –

    The book offers a unique historical perspective. At times, I felt overwhelmed by the amount of detail. Still, I learned a lot.

  12. Rajat Choubey –

    A well-researched and informative book. The book is a bit lengthy.

  13. Anshu Kumar –

    An academic approach that offers in-depth analysis. Some chapters felt a little disjointed. A good resource for researchers.

  14. Pragya Dwivedi –

    A fascinating study of Pondicherry’s unique history. I’m so glad I read this book.

  15. Biprajit Mazumder –

    A must-read for anyone interested in Indian history. It shed light on a lesser-known story. A little slow at first, but worth it.

  16. Yogesh Kataria –

    A valuable addition to the historical record. However, it is not easily digestible for someone with no prior knowledge on the subject.

  17. Jatin Dahiya –

    Very interesting and meticulously researched. The writing style can be a little dense at times, but worth the effort.

  18. Akritee Prasad Kharwar –

    I enjoyed learning about Goubert’s role. The book is very academic, though, and not for casual readers. Some part was difficult to comprehend.

  19. Iqraa –

    Excellent resource for understanding Pondicherry’s transition. It’s a bit dry, but the information is comprehensive. Very useful!

  20. Dayal Singh –

    A detailed look at Pondicherry’s history. It was a bit dense at times, but I learned a lot. I wish there were more personal stories included.

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