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... independence of their countries . For seven years after his return to Tunis , in 1927 , Bour- guiba practiced law and founded , in 1932 , a nationalist newspaper in French . In 1934 , when it became apparent that the leading nationalist ...
... independence of their countries . For seven years after his return to Tunis , in 1927 , Bour- guiba practiced law and founded , in 1932 , a nationalist newspaper in French . In 1934 , when it became apparent that the leading nationalist ...
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... independence was no longer in question . India's independence . At this stage ( 1945 ) , dominion Indepen- status still applied only to settler communities . For some ence for time , however , the possibility of India's achieving domin ...
... independence was no longer in question . India's independence . At this stage ( 1945 ) , dominion Indepen- status still applied only to settler communities . For some ence for time , however , the possibility of India's achieving domin ...
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... independence as a foregone conclu- sion . The British political parties no longer argued about whether independence should be granted or not , but about its pace and structure . In some cases such as Aden , Singapore , Cyprus , and ...
... independence as a foregone conclu- sion . The British political parties no longer argued about whether independence should be granted or not , but about its pace and structure . In some cases such as Aden , Singapore , Cyprus , and ...
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