Book review: Annie Devenish,Debating Women’s Citizenship in India 1930

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Annie Devenish, Debating Women’s Citizenship in India 1930–1960. New Delhi, India: Bloomsbury, 2019, xxix + 269 pages, ₹1,299 (hardback). ISBN 978-93-88271-94-3.

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Book review: Annie Devenish,Debating Women’s Citizenship in India 1930–1960

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