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The Man Who Divided India An Insight Into Jinnahs Leadership And Its Aftermath With A New Chapter On Musharrafs Leadership Rafiq Zakaria

Name: The Man Who Divided India An Insight Into Jinnahs Leadership And Its Aftermath With A New Chapter On Musharrafs Leadership Rafiq Zakaria
SKU: BELL-4325634
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 4.7 (26 reviews)

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The Man Who Divided India An Insight Into Jinnahs Leadership And Its Aftermath With A New Chapter On Musharrafs Leadership Rafiq Zakaria instant download after payment.

Publisher: Popular Prakashan

File Extension: PDF

File size: 11.94 MB

Pages: 306

Author: Rafiq Zakaria

ISBN: 9788179911457, 8179911454

Language: English

Year: 2004

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The Man Who Divided India An Insight Into Jinnahs Leadership And Its Aftermath With A New Chapter On Musharrafs Leadership Rafiq Zakaria by Rafiq Zakaria 9788179911457, 8179911454 instant download after payment.

The author traces the chequered career of Jinnah from his birth to death, probes every aspect of his political life, and gives a lucid and penetrating insight into his relentless pursuit of power which eventually resulted in the division of India and the bloody and disastrous aftermath that followed in its wake and which has continued to destabilise South Asia ever since.