The Political Institutions and Theories of the Hindus: A Study in Comparative Politics c11.t22.2

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c11.t22.2

¹ Leroy-Beaulieu, Vol. II, pp. 171—181. Hindu history is diametrically opposite to the picture suggested in Mookerji's statements about the functions of Indian states (*Local*, 3—4). Vide *Infra*, pp. 171—173 for the *nîti* theory of the scope of state activity.

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