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2. THE INDIAN NATIONAL CONGRESS ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

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3. Early Organization, 1883 ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

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4. First Session in 1885 ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

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5. Aggressive Propaganda in India 1888 ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

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6. Correspondence with Sir Auckland Colvin ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

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7. Indian Religious Devotees ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

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8. The Propaganda in England ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

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9. The Indian Parliamentary Committee ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

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10. The Journal "India" ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

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11. Public Meetings ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

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12. Support of Propaganda ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

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13. PROPOSED MEMORIAL ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

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14. FAREWELL TO INDIA, 1894 ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

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15. SOCIAL REFORM ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

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16. ELECTORAL CAMPAIGN IN DULWICH ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

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17. SOUTH LONDON BOTANIC INSTITUTE ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

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18. EPILOGUE ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

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19. APPENDIX I. COTTON GROWING ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

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20. APPENDIX II. INFANT MARRIAGES AND ENFORCED WIDOWHOOD ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

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21. APPENDIX III. CERTAIN ASPECTS OF SOCIAL REFORM ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

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22. APPENDIX IV. PRESS AND OTHER OPINIONS ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

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23. APPENDIX V. ETAWAH'S DEBT TO MR. HUME ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

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