Hindu polity

By:

Jayaswal, K. P

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Bangalore; Bangalore Printing and Publishing; 1943Edition: 2nd edDescription: 414 pSubject(s):

History Ancient

DDC classification:

342.029 JAY 2nd ed

Summary: 'HINDU POLITY,' in two volumes (Parts)-the first on Vedic Assemblies and Republics, the second on Monarchy and Imperial Systems-is a sketch of the constitutional life of the Hindus. The subject is great but its treatment has to be modest. The works of purva-sūris had long been hidden; the path opened by them had long been lost. It had to be researched. In 1911-13 a probable line was laid to dig and discover the Ancients' highway in the field of Polity. In these pages that line has been deepened and widened. And the way of the Fathers is in sight.

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'HINDU POLITY,' in two volumes (Parts)-the first on Vedic Assemblies and Republics, the second on Monarchy and Imperial Systems-is a sketch of the constitutional life of the Hindus. The subject is great but its treatment has to be modest. The works of purva-sūris had long been hidden; the path opened by them had long been lost. It had to be researched. In 1911-13 a probable line was laid to dig and discover the Ancients' highway in the field of Polity. In these pages that line has been deepened and widened. And the way of the Fathers is in sight.

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