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Which historian defined Emperor Ashoka's 'Dhamma' as a 'code of moral conduct' rather than a new religion?

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1Henry Heras
2D.R. Bhandarkar
3K.A. Nilakanta Sastri
4J.F. Fleet✓

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J.F. Fleet

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