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Reordering languages: Persian and the colonial state in India, c.1820–1873
Zahra Shah
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Department of History (Historical Studies)
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Colonial State
100%
India
100%
English
100%
Persian Language
100%
Discourse
50%
Omission
50%
condemnation
50%
Multi-lingual
50%
contradictory
50%
Religion
50%
Vernacular
50%
Colonial Institutions
50%
East India Company
50%
English East India Company
50%
Mughal
50%
Indian languages
50%
Colonial education
50%
Nineteenth Century
50%
Modern Languages
50%
Vernacular Languages
50%
Education Policy
50%
Official Language
50%
Classification
50%
Hindustani (Language)
50%
Social Sciences
Persian
100%
India
100%
Colonial State
100%
Persian Language
100%
Indians
50%
English
50%
Nineteenth Century
16%
Educational Policy
16%
Official Language
16%
Modern Languages
16%
Vernacular Languages
16%
Bengali
16%
Indian Language
16%
Classification
16%