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social and historical factors that led to Khan’s rise and his eventful fall as a politician

as Holiday writes

painting a vivid portrait of Lahore’s resilience in the face of adversity

Part II probes deconstructive theory

Munir points out how the Taxation system of the early days of Islam cannot be adopted in TOTO and its original form to cope with the needs of a modern state

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