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Popular religion, elites, and reform: hook-swinging and its prohibition in colonial India, 1800-1894

By: Oddie, Geoffrey APublication details: New Delhi Manohar Publisher and Distributors 1995Description: vii, 200pISBN: 8173041016Subject(s): Self-torture - Religious aspects | Hinduism - Rituals | India - Religious life and customsDDC classification: 294.50954

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Books	Nalanda University Indian Philosophy and Culture	294.50954 Od1 (Browse shelf (Opens below))	Available		001923

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