The Discovery of India, Volume 10

action ancient Arab became become Bengal Brahman British government British rule Buddha Buddhism caste central Asia century A.D. China Chinese civilization classes co-operation conflict Congress continued culture Delhi dominant economic empire England especially Europe faith fascism feeling feudal foreign freedom function future Gandhi Government of India Greek grew growth Hindu Hinduism Hsuan Tsang human ideals ideas individual Indus Valley civilization industry inevitably influence interests Iran Islam kind land language large numbers later living looked Marathas masses ment mind modern Moghul Mohenjo-daro Moslem Moslem League nationalist nazism nonviolence north India organization outlook past period philosophy political present prison probably problems progress provinces Punjab race Rajput religion religious rulers Sanskrit scholars seemed social spirit spite spread structure things thought tion took trade tradition truth unity Upanishads vast village vital whole