Speaking Historically: The Changing Voices of Historical Narration in Western India, 1400-1900

Sumit Guha

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Sumit Guha; Speaking Historically: The Changing Voices of Historical Narration in Western India, 1400–1900, The American Historical Review, Volume 109, Issue 4,

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