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90 Hutton, p. 71
91 Senart, p. 85
92 Ibid, p. 36
93 Gait, E.A.:E.R.E., Vol. 3, p. 236
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94 Hutton, pp. 90-91
95 Gait, E.A.:E.R.E., Vo1. 3, p. 239; Hutton, p. 99
96 Hutton, pp. 95-96
97 Senart, p. 71.
CHAPTER 5
The Fate of Liberal Trends
1 Winternitz: History of Indian Literature, trans. by Mrs. S. Ketkar, p.
227 : Bharatiya, Vol. i, p. 472
2 Ch. Up., ii, 23. 1: V, 10. 1: Mund. Up., i: 2. 11 ; Br.Up., iv, 4.22
3 Bharatiya, Vo1. 1, pp. 229, 472-3 ; Deussen, P: The Philosophy of the
Upanishads, p. 21
4 Chattopadhya, B.K., J.R.A.B.S. (Third Series), Vol. 17 (Ke. Up. 1.1.3).
5 Ibid, (Mu. Up., 1.2.1.)
6 Ibid, (Tai Up., 1.11.2)
7 Ibid
8 Bhattacharjee, U.C.: J. and P.A.S.B. (New Series), Vol. 22, p.20
9 Ibid, p. 18
10 J.R.A.S., Vo1. 6, No. XII, pp. 334-342; Bhartiya, ii. pp. 389-390
11 Ibid, p. 284
12 Max Weber, p. 18
13 Barth, A.: The Religions of India, p. 159
14 Ibid, pp. 155, 160; Bharatiya, Vol. 11, pp. 360-363
15 Barth, A.: The Religions of India, pp. 178-179
16 Utgikar, N.G.: I.A., Vo1. 47, Sup., pp. 11-12
17 Barth: The Religions of India, pp. 156-158
17a Utgikar, N.G.: I.A., Vol. 47
18 Barth: The Religions of India, foot-note on page 154
19 Bharatiya, ii, p. 453