The Nature of the Mughal Conquest

H. N. Sinha

The Nature of the Mughal Conquest

Vol. 8 · No. 2June - 1932pp. 279–293English

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“The Mughal conquest of India 15 a unique episode in Indian history—unique iu the sense that it was not merely a physical conquest, but 3150 a conquest of the heart.”
“The power of the sword which characterized the first phases of the con- yuest gave place 10 the more enduring triumphs of diplomacy and winning of the heart.”
“The Mughal conquest of India is a long process, and Babar’s invasion was one of 118 many important events.”

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