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Author: National Archives of India
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Category : India
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Pages : 162
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Author: National Archives of India
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Pages : 162
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Author: National Archives of India
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Category : India
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Pages : 236
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Author: National Archives of India
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Category : India
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Pages : 140
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Author: National Archives of India
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Category : Archives
Languages : en
Pages : 278
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Category : Archives
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Pages : 516
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Category : Archives
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Pages : 670
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Author: Indian Historical Records Commission
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Category : Archival resources
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Pages : 376
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Category : India
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Pages : 118
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Author: Humayun Mirza
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Category : History
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Pages : 472
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From Plassey to Pakistan, Revised Edition is an extraordinary study of 300 years of Indian and Pakistani history from the perspective of the Nawab Nazims, the powerful rulers of Bengal, Bihar, and Orissa. The 2002 Revised Edition includes a new chapter on the dramatic change in Pakistan's foreign policy after September 11, 2001, when its military government joined the US- led coalition to topple the radical Taliban regime it had spawned in Afghanistan. Author Humayun Mirza also discusses a possible confrontation between two nuclear nations, India and Pakistan, over the Kashmir dispute in the continuing war against terrorism.
