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Hierarchy vs egalitarianism AMBROSE PINTO BEING born Christian , my education incidents of atrocities or discriminafrom class one to graduation was in tion on the basis of caste . Years of Christian institutions .
Hierarchy vs egalitarianism AMBROSE PINTO BEING born Christian , my education incidents of atrocities or discriminafrom class one to graduation was in tion on the basis of caste . Years of Christian institutions .
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... web of Goa who converted to Roman CathoHindu caste society and tribal society , obligations and services that held licism during the Portuguese conthe two have been distinct and mutu- caste society together , the tribes ' of quest .
... web of Goa who converted to Roman CathoHindu caste society and tribal society , obligations and services that held licism during the Portuguese conthe two have been distinct and mutu- caste society together , the tribes ' of quest .
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First , British rule precipitated the dismantling of the rigidcorrelation between low castes and traditionally menial ... Second , the growing resentment to alter the oppressive caste system received empathic support from both the elite ...
First , British rule precipitated the dismantling of the rigidcorrelation between low castes and traditionally menial ... Second , the growing resentment to alter the oppressive caste system received empathic support from both the elite ...
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