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Q: In what ways was the British rule before 1857 causing discontent and resentment among the Indians?

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In what ways was the British rule before 1857 causing discontent and resentment among the Indians? - Quora. -passed laws against Indian beliefs, like (i)banned child marriage, (ii)legalized widow remarriage (the Widow Remarriage Act, 1856, by Dalhousie, demanded by Ishwarchandra Vidyasagar), (iii)abol...

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