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Some extracts from reviews: ‘Subaltern Studies, a series of fragmentary explorations of popular mentality and politics in particular places and at particular times …has served its purpose – a very useful purpose – and it is to be hoped that it will encourage broader and more long-ranging works giving a connected history of the lower classes.’ The Statesman ‘…this is an important book, a book that makes a break …which is needed …’ The Hindustan Times ‘Much of the discussion regarding Indian history writing in the groves of academia is a dialogue or polemic with Subaltern Studies. Historians are identified …according to whether one is a ‘subaltern’ or not.’ The Telegraph
