Jinnah - His Successes, Failures and Role in History

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Title page
Contents
Dedication
List of Abbreviations
1. Jinnah’s Role in History: A Scheme of Analysis
2. Jinnah as an Indian Nationalist
3. Joining the Indian National Congress
4. Jinnah as a Muslim Communitarian
5. Jinnah’s Communitarian Forays
6. The Two-Nation Theory: Jinnah Drifts towards Muslim Nationalism
7. The Congress Ministries and Jinnah’s Reaction
8. Jinnah Embraces the Politics of Othering and Polarization
9. Building Momentum (26 March 1940 to July 1942)
10. The Quit India Movement: A Blunder Jinnah Used to His Advantage
11. Jinnah’s Relentless Election Campaign for Partition and Pakistan
12. The Cabinet Mission Plan and Jinnah
13. British Efforts to Salvage the Cabinet Mission Plan
14. The British Decision to Partition India
15. Jinnah as the All-Powerful Head of a Muslim State
16. Jinnah’s 11 August 1947 Speech
17. Governor-General Jinnah’s Other Speeches, Statements and Messages
18. Jinnah’s Prerogatives as the All-Powerful Head of State
19. The Liaquat Interlude
20. Jinnah’s Pakistan: An Overview
21. Analysis and Conclusion
Illustrations
Author’s Note
Notes
Bibliography
Acknowledgements
Copyright Acknowledgements
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