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By Swami Dharma Anand Theertha |
" the early Aryan invaders of India, who won the undy1w veneration
of the people as mighty seers and leaders of men, were only successful
soldiers
versed in the arts of chivalrous warfare and that they borrowed their
finer culture
from the Dravidians and other civilized races they conquered.
Theertha, citing Havell Chapter 1 |
"In fact, the Brahmans became a nation by themselves, interested in the
religious and social
domination and exploitation of the people of India. Their interest
demanded, not the
propagation of religion but the keeping of it as a secret a nd a
monopoly."
-- Theertha Chapter 6 |
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Chapter I | Introduction |
Chapter II | The Aryas, the Aborigines and the Indians |
Chapter III | Indo-Aryan Kingdoms |
Chapter IV | Rise of Brahmanism and the Castes |
Chapter V | Kshatriya-Brahman Struggle |
Chapter VI | Brahman Imperialism |
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