Separatism among Indian Muslims. The Politics of the United Provinces' Muslims, 1860-1923

M. N. Pearson · Francis Robinson

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List of maps and tables Preface Abbreviations Note on spelling Introduction 1. The Muslims in the United Provinces 2. Threats to the Urdu-speaking elite in the late nineteenth century 3. Separatism grows among Muslims, 1860-1900 4. A high point of Muslim separatism, 1900-1909 5. The struggle for the leadership of the Muslim party in Indian politics, 1909-1914 6. The 'Young Party' victorious, 1914-1916 7. Religious reinforcements for the Muslim party, 1917-1918 8. Religion overwhelms politics, 1919-1920 9. The Muslim party disintegrates, 1920-1923 Conclusions Biographical appendices Glossary Sources and bibliography Index.

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