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# A History of the Mahrattas v1.c19.127

A History of the Mahrattas v1.c19.127

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### [v1.c19.127](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.general.grantduff-1826.v1.c19.127)

\[For a description of the extent of the \*Svarāj\*, and a list of the \*subhas\* and forts included in it, see article by P. V. Mavji, \*Shivaji's Swarājya\*, pp. 30–42, vol. xxii of \*J.B.B.R.A.S.\* ; also Sarkar, \*Shivaji and His Times\*, pp. 455 ff. In modern days the word \*Svarāj\*, or \*Svarājya\* (Swuraje) has acquired a new meaning. In the mouth of ‘moderate’ Indian politicians it is supposed to denote only a pious aspiration towards self-government of the colonial type. To the ‘extremists’ it signifies the immediate and violent emancipation of India from British rule and complete independence. (Chirol, \*Indian Unrest\* (1910), p. 254.)\]

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