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Pakistan in the twentieth century by Lawrence Ziring · Booklabria

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Lawrence Ziring
Pakistan in the twentieth century

HistoryPolitics and government

Pakistan in the twentieth century

Name: Pakistan in the twentieth century
Author: Lawrence Ziring

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First published: 1997
Language: English
Editions: 2

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"Pakistan in the Twentieth Century analyses both the vision and the reality of a South Asian polity. Beginning with an examination of the people and forces that shaped the construction of an independent and predominantly Muslim state within the subcontinent, this historical study describes the events and the work of the many personalities who influenced Pakistan's development in the fifty years following the transfer of power."--BOOK JACKET.

Subjects: History
Politics and government
Pakistan, social conditions
Pakistan, economic conditions
Set in: Pakistan
Time: 20th Century

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