Episode 6: The Great War

A New Republic by A New Republic

Dec 18, 201200:22:42News & Politics

This week we look at India's participation in the First World War, and how the war created an environment for the next phase of India's constitutional history. Featuring a field trip to Brighton and a tiny village in Fra...

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