R. C. Majumdar's view challenged the nationalist narrative that portrayed the 1857 uprising as India's first struggle for freedom.
Who was the prominent Indian Historian he did not accepted 1857 Revolution as a Revolution ?
Asked in CGPSC Prelims Exam 2016 · Topic: Revolt of 1857 (Historiography of the Revolt of 1857)
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