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In The Autobiography of an Unknown Indian (1951), Nirad C. Chaudhuri's dedication to the British Empire includes the phrase 'subjecthood without citizenship.' This phrase implies:
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- 1A rejection of the concept of the nation-state.
- 2A demand for the immediate return to the Mughal system of subjecthood.
- 3A veiled critique of the British discrimination that denied Indians equal rights.✓
- 4A deep admiration for the equality provided by British law.
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A veiled critique of the British discrimination that denied Indians equal rights.
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