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Motilal Nehru birth centenary souvenir.

By Nair, Lajpat Rai,.
New Delhi] Motilal Nehru Centenary Committee, 1961 .
203 p. 28 cm..

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Autobiographical writings.

By Lajpat Rai,.
Delhi, University Publishers 1965 .
xviii, 256 p. , Contains the author's The story of my life, The story of my deportation, and Indian revolutionaries in the United States and Japan. 23 cm..

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Writings and speeches,

By Lajpat Rai,.
Delhi, University Publishers 1966 .
2 v. 23 cm..

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Young India; an interpretation and a history of the nationalist movement from within

By Lajpat Rai,.
Delhi, Publications Division, Ministry of Information & Broadcasting, Govt. of India 1965 .
199 p. , A reprint of the 1st ed., published in 1916. 21 cm..

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Lajpatrai; his relevance for our times.

By Lajpat Rai,.
Bombay, N. N. Kailas, Chairman, Publications Sub-Committee, Maharashtra State Lala Lajpatrai. Centenary Celebrations Committee, 1966 .
310 p. , "Articles of eminent leaders on Lalaji and collection of his selected speeches in the Central Legislative Assembly." 19 cm..

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England's debt to India; a historical narrative of Britain's fiscal policy in India.

By Lajpat Rai,.
[Delhi] Publications Division, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Govt. of India 1967 .
xlviii, 242 p. , "This book is a kind of companion volume to my other book, 'Young India'." 25 cm..

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The problem of national education in India.

By Lajpat Rai,.
Delhi] Publications Division, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Govt. of India 1966 .
iv, 122 p. 25 cm..

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Lala Lajpat Rai; the man in his own words.

By Lajpat Rai,.
[Bombay] The Maharashtra State Lajpatrai Centenary Committee, 1965 .
xi, 241 p. 19 cm..

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