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AllDebooks
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#weekendreads @rachelsbrittain

Almost finished the tagged for another #14books14weeks @TheHeartlandBookFairy
Starting Atalanta now

What are you reading?

RamsFan1963 I've read The Anarchy. It was interesting but a dense read 8mo
AllDebooks @RamsFan1963 it really is quite stressful reading. I was vaguely aware of the diabolical actions of the EIC, but to read it in more detail is devestating. Dalrymple has worked a masterpuece if history that desperately needs to be known. Have you read any of the others in his Quartet series? 8mo
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TheEllieMo
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I am posting one book per day from my extensive to-be-read collection. No description and providing no reason for wanting to read it, I just do. Some will be old, some will be new. Don‘t judge me - I have a lot of books. Join in if you want!

#ABookADay2023

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Grrlbrarian
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Pickpick

This gloomy Saturday was perfect for polishing off my #bookspin. Oof. Knowing the Raj was morally indefensible and exploitative is one thing — but Tharoor can give detailed proof. Vital to understanding the British colonization of India. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

TheAromaofBooks Great progress!!! 1y
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ishan0986
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So, I've been away a long time. But i am gonna start posting again. This book was gifted to me by my @ChayRoy18 . Thank you so much.🙌🌟

Already started reading this and 10 pages in, it feels quite intriguing and thought-provoking. Hope to finish it in the next week 🤞.

Reggie It‘s good to see you again! 1y
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Leftcoastzen
Freedom at Midnight | DOMINIQUE LAPIERRE & LARRY COLLINS
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#NovemberNarrative #freedomday In 1947 Great Britain planned to cut ties w/ one of its treasured colonies the British Raj , India.Basically , they couldn‘t afford it anymore.Then began the debate of how it should be done. Partitions came down , assuming Muslims & Hindus should be divided , creating Pakistan in turn caused forced migration, protests , ethnic violence & death .A book that has been in my collection for years that I haven‘t read yet.

BarbaraBB I read this book after I had been in Pakistan and I loved it. I learned so much. 1y
Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks Perfect 📚👌🏻 1y
Eggs Sounds like a great read! 1y
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K_nox
India's Ancient Past | R.S. Sharma
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Hope I find the one I was searching for #UPSC

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Sam_Gurvinder
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History of Punjab from Aurangzeb to Mountbatten
By Rajmohan Gandhi

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Oblomov26
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Okay perhaps a subject of limited appeal; the development of the Indian Railway network initially as a strategic asset to move the small English army and then as means of moving the population. The author. Provides much details on how the infrastructure decisions were made and how it was financed and how those decisions impacted future development. And as always third class subsidised first class.

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ishan0986
India's Struggle for Independence, 1857-1947 | Bipan Chandra, Aditya Mukherjee, Mridula Mukherjee, K. N. Panikkar, Sucheta Mahajan
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Okay so my goal for #NutsInMay would be to read 1000 pages and if possible to strech it to 1500 but that might be an overkill for an amateur like me.

Currently reading the tagged book, hope to complete it by next week.
Thanks for hosting @Andrew65
#NutsInMay #Readathon #keepreading

julesG Best of luck with your goal. 3y
ishan0986 @julesG Thank you and Best of luck to you too. Happy Reading 🤗🤗 3y
Andrew65 Great to have you with us. Good luck 😊👍 3y
Andrew65 Sounds a fascinating book. 3y
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