Trans-Colonial Modernities in South Asia

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Trans-Colonial Modernities in South Asia

Michael S. Dodson, Brian Allison Hatcher

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Kategorie:

Society, Politics & Philosophy

Rok:

2011

Wydawnictwo:

Routledge

Język:

english

ISBN 10:

0415780624

ISBN 13:

9780415780629

Serie:

Routledge studies in the modern history of Asia, 74

Plik:

PDF, 3.66 MB

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english, 2011

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