A History of Modern India, 1480-1950'A History of Modern India' provides a comprehensive chronological analysis of India’s vibrant and diverse history. As well as analysing the major empires of modern India, from the Mughals to the Raj, 'A History of Modern India' considers the economic, social and intellectual dynamism that accompanied intervening periods of political fragmentation, such as the 80 years that separated the Mughal and the British regimes. |
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Great book that consolidates, yet effectively explains the rich history of India with enough clarity and detail. Highly recommended for a person hoping to write a research paper on the topic of India. This book will provide the essential foundation of information needed when writing your paper. Gaining a strong foundation on the topic of research is a fundamental step ensuring the success of a paper. Please read this book even if you are not writing a research paper, it is a very informative read that can help one better his/her understanding of Indian history. Thank You.
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