04-10-2004, 05:14 AM
PART I
[f1] * In the first edition there unfortunately occurred through oversight in proof correction a
discrepancy between the population figures in the different districts of Bengal and the map showing
the lay-out of Pakistan as applied to Bengal which had resulted in two districts which should have
been included in the Pakistan area being excluded from it. In this edition, this error has been
rectified and the map and the figures have been brought into conformity.
[f2] * The Crisis of (he National State (1943), p. 4.
[f3] * This point of view was put forth by Sir Muhammad lqbal at the Third Round Table Conference.
PAKISTAN OR THE PARTITION OF INDIA
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Contents
PART 1 : MUSLIM CASE FOR PAKISTAN
Chapter I : What does the league demand ?
Chapter II : A nation calling for a home
Chapter III : Escape from degradation
[f1] * In the first edition there unfortunately occurred through oversight in proof correction a
discrepancy between the population figures in the different districts of Bengal and the map showing
the lay-out of Pakistan as applied to Bengal which had resulted in two districts which should have
been included in the Pakistan area being excluded from it. In this edition, this error has been
rectified and the map and the figures have been brought into conformity.
[f2] * The Crisis of (he National State (1943), p. 4.
[f3] * This point of view was put forth by Sir Muhammad lqbal at the Third Round Table Conference.
PAKISTAN OR THE PARTITION OF INDIA
_________________________________________________________________
Contents
PART 1 : MUSLIM CASE FOR PAKISTAN
Chapter I : What does the league demand ?
Chapter II : A nation calling for a home
Chapter III : Escape from degradation