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Kings, Leaders & Great Mothers
Explore these historical previews as starting points for older readers. Choose a named person, read the context and follow the references; the catalogue includes rulers, cultural leaders, Sikh figures and mothers or mentors in distinct collections.
Published: 0 · In catalogue: 16
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Kings, Leaders & Great Mothers
Explore these historical previews as starting points for older readers. Choose a named person, read the context and follow the references; the catalogue includes rulers, cultural leaders, Sikh figures and mothers or mentors in distinct collections.
- Series
- 4
- Books
- 16
- Published
- 0
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Hindu Kings & Queens Sovereignty, invasion and the responsibilities of rule, from Tarain to Travancore.
Published: 0 · In catalogue: 5
Statecraft & Cultural Leaders
Chanakya, Abbakka and Vivekananda: counsel, resistance and renewal across different traditions.
Published: 0 · In catalogue: 4
Sikh Gurus & Freedom of Faith
Sikh leadership, resistance to coercion and the right of others to keep their faith.
Published: 0 · In catalogue: 3
Great Mothers & Mentors Matching stories: 0
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