By Nitish SenGupta

The roots of alienation of two communities that spoke the same language went deep. Was it because socially the Bengali Hindu bhadralok looked down upon their Muslim neighbours? Or that the great intellectual awakening in Bengal in the nineteenth century left the Muslim community largely untouched? Why did things come to such a pass that when the British partitioned the province in 1905, while Kolkata protested vigorously, there was celebration in Dhaka?

Published Date: 01/02/2007 Format: HardBack ISBN: 0-67-099913-x Publisher: Penguin India Rating: Retail price: Indian Rs. 495.00 (Rs. 990.00) Our price: Rs. 815.00 You Save: Rs. 175.00 Reviews: 0 reivew(s).

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