Realm and Region in Traditional India. Edited by Richard G. Fox. Durham: Duke University, Program in Comparative Studies on Southern Asia (Monograph and Occasional Papers Series No. 14), 1977. xxv, 307 pp. Tables, Maps. N.p.l.

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Realm and Region in Traditional India. Edited by Richard G. Fox. Durham: Duke University, Program in Comparative Studies on Southern Asia (Monograph and Occasional Papers Series No. 14), 1977. xxv, 307 pp. Tables, Maps. N.p.l. - Volume 39 Issue 3

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