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,The Last Struggle, January–May 1964,d for the release of Sheikh Abdullah grew among the people of Kashmir. Nehru became concerned about the recovery of the holy relic; he was disappointed that the people of Kashmir could, in the heat of the moment, attack his government, forgetting all it had done for them over the past fifteen years.

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B. N. Pandey which . plays. In particular, Walter Cohen grapples convincingly with the nature of usury in the play and with its historical sources and implications for Italian and English capitalism in the sixteenth century. He suggests that, ‘in ., English history evokes fears of capitalism, and Italian histor

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B. N. Pandey) is notable for its very strict adherence to the matter of the chronicles: in all probability Marlowe consciously intended to insert some intellectual consistency into the eclectic variety of a popular genre. Shakespeare himself had already (before his own . and probably before Marlowe’s play) grav

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