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    / Moderate and militant nationalism

    Young militants of Tilak’s New Party wanted to extend the boycott movement to the entire British government, while moderate leaders like Gokhale cautioned against such ā€œextremeā€ action, fearing it might lead to violence. Those moderates were attacked by the militants as ā€œtraitorsā€ to the ā€œmotherland,ā€ and the Congress split…

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    Young militants of Tilak’s New Party wanted to extend the boycott movement to the entire British government, while moderate leaders like Gokhale cautioned against such ā€œextremeā€ action, fearing it might lead to violence. Those moderates were attacked by the militants as ā€œtraitorsā€ to the ā€œmotherland,ā€ and the Congress split…

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