An edition of 1857 kī janakrānti meṃ Hariyāṇā kā yogadāna (1999)

1857 kī janakrānti meṃ Hariyāṇā kā yogadāna

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An edition of 1857 kī janakrānti meṃ Hariyāṇā kā yogadāna (1999)

1857 kī janakrānti meṃ Hariyāṇā kā yogadāna

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Role of the nationalists and freedom fighters of Haryana, India in the Sepoy Rebellion against British rule during 1857-1858; a study.

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Abhilekhāgāra Vibhāga, Hariyāṇā
Language
Hindi
Pages
174

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Subjects

History, Politics and government, Nationalism

Places

India, Haryana (India), Haryana

Times

Sepoy Rebellion, 1857-1858, 19th century
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1857 kī janakrānti meṃ Hariyāṇā kā yogadāna
1999, Abhilekhāgāra Vibhāga, Hariyāṇā
in Hindi - 1. saṃskaraṇa.
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In Hindi.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 164-174).
"Svatantratā kī Svarṇa Jayantī ke upalkshya meṃ prakāśita."

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[Chandigarh?]
Other Titles
Aṭṭhāraha sau sattāvana kī janakrānti meṃ Hariyāṇā kā yogadāna

Classifications

Library of Congress
DS485.H34 J16 1999

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Pagination
xix, 174 p. :
Number of pages
174

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL6873890M
LCCN
00410497

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