Sovereignty, Power, Control — Politics In The States Of Western India (1916-1947)
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Sovereignty, Power, Control Politics In The States Of Western India (1916-1947)

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SKU: 9788186921425

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  • ISBN-13: 9788186921425
  • Publisher: Decent Books
  • Binding: Hardback
  • No of Pages: xiv, 306
  • ISBN-10: 8186921427
  • Publisher Date: 2007
  • Language: English
  • Weight: 550 gr

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Weight 0.5 kg

16 reviews for Sovereignty, Power, Control Politics In The States Of Western India (1916-1947)

  1. Abhishek Soni –

    Interesting topic but I felt it was slow paced.

  2. Abhishek Anand –

    Informative but heavy. It could use some editing to make it more accessible.

  3. Srishti Mishra –

    An exceptional book. The author’s analysis is spot on.

  4. Anuj Pandey –

    Enjoyed learning about the states of Western India. The book is well-researched.

  5. Aayushi Dobhal –

    Very interesting but quite dense and academic.

  6. Shreyansh Chaudhary –

    I struggled to get through it but happy I finished it.

  7. Drushya Araveti –

    A must-read for history buffs! It provided a detailed overview.

  8. Khushi Jain –

    An interesting read, though a bit dry at times. The author clearly knows their stuff.

  9. Abhinav Misra –

    A detailed look at a complex period. Sometimes dense, but ultimately rewarding for those interested in Indian political history.

  10. Yash Kumar –

    Sovereignty, Power, Control offers valuable insights. It’s a bit academic, but the research is thorough.

  11. Md Jeeshan Abrar –

    I appreciated the book’s focus, however the writing could have been more engaging.

  12. Ishita Mishra –

    A scholarly work that sheds light on a critical era. Highly recommended for serious students of history.

  13. T Raghu Yagnavalkya –

    A decent read. It could use more maps and visual aids to enhance understanding.

  14. Neeraj Chitrasen Singh –

    An eye-opening read. Highly recommend this book for anyone interested in Indian history and politics.

  15. Rahul Gupta –

    Good analysis, but gets bogged down in details.

  16. Manisha Kumari –

    The book was informative, but difficult to follow at times.

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