Socio-religious reform movements in British India

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List of maps Preface Note on transliteration 1. Concepts and context 2. Bengal and northeastern India 3. The Gangetic core: Uttar Pradesh and Bihar 4. Punjab and the northwest 5. The central belt and Maharashtra 6. The Dravidian South 7. The twentieth century: socio-religious movements in a politicised world 8. Conclusion: religion in history Glossary of Indian terms Bibliographic essay Index.

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