The Sole Spokesman: Jinnah, the Muslim League, and the Demand for Pakistan

Thomas R. Metcalf · Ayesha Jalal

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Preface Preface to the paperback edition Introduction 1. Jinnah between the wars 2. Jinnah and the League's search for survival 3. Jinnah and the Muslim-majority provinces 4. Centre and province: Simla and the elections of 1945-46 5. Jinnah's 'Pakistan' and the Cabinet Mission plan 6. The interim government: Jinnah in retreat 7. The end game: Mountbatten and partition.

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