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POWER, PREJUDICE AND CURZON
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WHEN SAVARKAR JUMPED SHIP
Indian Office Records, London:
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SAVARKAR’S THWARTED RACIAL DREAM
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THE CHAMPION OF TUTICORIN
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THE COMPLICATED V.K. KRISHNA MENON
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THE SEAMSTRESS AND THE MATHEMATICIAN
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AN UNSENTIMENTAL MAN OF ACTION
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THE RESURRECTION OF BALAMANI
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THE GRAMOPHONE QUEEN OF INDIA
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A BRAHMIN WOMAN OF SCANDAL
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‘I’M A NAGA FIRST, A NAGA SECOND, AND A NA
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THE MONK FOR EVERY INDIAN
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THE PHOTOGRAPHER–PRINCE OF JAIPUR
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PERIYAR IN THE AGE OF ‘ANTI-NATIONALS’
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ANNIE BESANT: AN INCONVENIENT WOMAN
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WHAT IF THE MAHATMA HAD LIVED?
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