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I ndia, during the period of Buddhist ascendancy, from the point of view, not so much of the brahmin, as of the rajput. The two points of view naturally differ very much. Priest and noble in India Have always worked very well together so long as the question at issue did not touch their own rival claims as against one another. When it did and it did so especially during the period referred to the harmony, as will be evident from the following pages, was not so great. Even to make this attempt at all maybe regarded by some as a kind of Use majesti. The brahmin view, in possession of the field when Europeans entered I ndia, has been regarded so long with reverence among us that it seems almost an impertinence now, to put forward the other.
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