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Publisher: New Delhi, India: Oxford University Press. Publication Date: 1990. Gopal Das Khosla served in the Indian Civil Service and retired as the Chief Justice of the Punjab High Court in 1961. Welcome to The Warm Springs Book Company -Booksellers since 1987! We are an internet bookstore featuring new, used, and collectible books. Books with dust jackets are protected with clear plastic covers. All books are securely packed to protect them during shipment.

Gopal Das Khosla, Indian writer. Member Author's Guild of India (founding president 1973-1981). Stern Reckoning 1916 Hardcover ) Lang:- English, Pages 383. Reprinted in 2016 with the help o. .

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Oxford University Press. It has, in the forty years since its publication, become a well-known source work for historians of modern India as a representative of the political and historiographical perspectives of the time it documents.

Tell a friend about this book. Genres: History Asia India. Stern Reckoning The Survey of the Events Leading Up to and Following the Partition of India - Oxford India Paperbacks Author: Gopac Das Khosla.

Khosla, Gopal Das 1950 Stern Reckoning: A Survey of the Events leading up to and following the Partition of India. Oxford University Press, New Delhi.

The British agreed to the partition of India but only reluctantly. ISBN 0521002508 Khosla, G. D. 1990 "Stern reckoning : a survey of the events leading up to and following the partition of India. For over a year, the India Office and the Viceroy tried to persuade Jinnah to change his stance; but they failed. On 18 July 1947, the British Parliament passed the Indian Independence Act that finalised the partition arrangement. On 14 August 1947 and 15 August 1947 respectively, Pakistan and India became independent of the Westminster Parliament.

A Survey of Events leading up to and Following the Partition of India. However, the Muslim businessmen of pre-Partition India do not deserve to be totally obliterated from the record, as they have been. Jab Amritsar jal raha tha (Lahore, pub. unknown. The development of a dynamic private business sector in post-1947 Pakistan is a timely reminder that, in the subcontinent, the entrepreneurial spirit was not a monopoly of the Hindus.

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