Nationalism in Hindu Culture (Classic Reprint)

Extension Lectures delivered under the auspices of theM ysore University. I have developed in them some of the ideas broached in one of my earlier works, The Fundamental Unity of India (L ongmans, London, 1914), being encouraged to do so by their endorsement by that critical historian, the lateD rV incent A. Smith (vide his Oxford History of I ndia, p, xiii), as well as by the interest taken in them by some esteemed friends and publicists. The purpose of theL ectures accounts for their limitations as regards their matter and manner. The style is popular, and at times polemic and iterative ;for, in delivering such lectures, one ought, asL ord Haldane well points out, to watch ones audience, to follow the working of its mind, and to mould ones discourse accordingly (G ifford Lectures p. viii).
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