Constitutional relations between Britain and India: the transfer of power 1942-7

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Mansergh, Nicholas

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi Vikas 1970Description: p. 3vols. , ill. Vol.1: the crips mission january-April 1942; Vol.2: Quit India 30 April 21 sep 1942. Vol. 3: Reassertion of authoritySubject(s):

History;British India;Foreign relations;United Kingdom;India

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954.0

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Constitutional relations between Britain and India: the transfer of power 1942-7