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1 Churchill, Roosevelt, and India: The Genesis of the Propaganda Game 9
2 America's Interest in India: The Reasons for Britain's Propaganda Campaign 20
3 Cripps, India, and the Evolution of the Propaganda Campaign 40
4 Britain: Preparation for Propaganda 59
5 United States: Approach to Information Gathering 80
6 What Britain Said about Cripps' Offer 98
7 What America Heard about Cripps' Offer 120
8 Quit India: Gandhi's Emergence 140
App. A The Atlantic Charter, 1941 161
App. B The Lend-Lease Act, March 11, 1941 163
Notes 169
Bibliography 197
Index 205
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