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(in Bengali)

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BY THE SAME AUTHOR

THE VISION OF INDIA

(Cheap American edition comprising the author's two books, The Vision of India and India's Cultural Empire and Her Future)

" . . . at once a panorama and a philosophy of the history of India. It is a " poem ' on the diapason of the Divine, as heard in the orchestra of human evolution and achievement."

The Aryan Path, Bombay.

"... an over-all survey of India's history, a perfect description of her achievements through the ages."

Hindusthan Times, New Delhi.

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Prof. Dr. S. K. Maitra in the Amrita Bazar Patrika, Calcutta.

" This brilliant book is almost a model for the historians of today and tomorrow. ... The last chapter is a star-dance of stimulating thought and sparkling suggestions."

Mother India, Bombay.

"... a masterly analysis of the many facets of India. Prof. Mitra is to be congratulated on the admirable job he has accomplished in expounding lucidly the past glories of India."

Focus, Madras.

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The Modern Mystic and Monthly Science, London.

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CULTURAL FELLOWSHIP OF BENGAL

" . . . eminently readable. ... a valuable addition to disquisitions on the heart of Aryavarta."

Indian Express, Madras.

" . . . a most interesting and thoughtful book. Prof. Mitra is a true humanist whose books deserve to be read with respect."

Prof. K. S. Iyengar in The Social Welfare, Bombay.

" It is forthright history, indubitable in detail, yet reading like enchanting romance."

The Teacher's Journal, Calcutta.

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Prof. P. S. Naidu in The Vedanta Keshari.

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Swami Jagadiswarananda in the Prabuddha Bharata, Almora.

SRI AUROBINDO AND INDIAN FREEDOM

" The book is a noble and inspiring one. It deserves to be read not only for the light it throws on the past of India's struggle for freedom but also for its prophetic vision of the India of the future as revealed by Sri Aurobindo."

Prof. V. Venkatarangaiya in The Hindu, Madras.

"... a splendid exposition."

Amrita Bazar Patrika, Calcutta.

SRI AUROBINDO : A HOMAGE

(With a Foreword by Prof. Tan Yun-Shan) The Chinese Professor's and the author's impressions of their first Darshan of the Mother and Sri Aurobindo.

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THE DAWN ETERNAL: THE SECRET OF

INDIA'S EVOLUTION

' Usha, the Ancient Dawn, is the first in the eternal succession of the Dawns that are coming.' How this Dawn burst on the horizon of India's consciousness, how it has ever remained there as the perennial source of her spiritual strength and vitality, is the principal theme of this book which, mainly based on Sri Aurobindo's exposition of the Veda and Indian culture, also seeks to point to the past dawns, the greatness and glory of the Mother that India has always been not only to her own children but also to the whole world.

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