The Man who Divided India: An Insight Into Jinnah's Leadership and Its Aftermath |
Contents
Dedication Preface Chapter I Early Years | 1 |
Political Initiation | 8 |
Efforts at Unity | 16 |
The Lean Period | 25 |
Decline of Clout | 33 |
Temporary Retirement | 42 |
Undoing the Past | 54 |
Preparing for Separation | 65 |
Demand for Pakistan | 80 |
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