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    <title>Imperialism and agrarian economy</title>
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    <extent> 53(3-4), Mar-Apr, 2025: p.3-26</extent>
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  <abstract>I will start with personal anecdote, I met com, sundarayya, for the first and only time, nearly half a century ago in 1976 at his imitative, because he wished to discuss the question of how-to ascertain difference so class position within the Indian peasantry. Reproduced </abstract>
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