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Indian political activist and intellectual (1887-1954)
Also known as: Manabendra Nath Roy, Charles A. Martin, M.N. Roy, M・N・ローイ, Манабендра Рой, إم. إن. روي
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- Reason, romanticism, and revolution (1952)
- M. N. Roy's Memoirs (1964)
- From savagery to civilisation (1940)
- Mānabendranātha Rāẏa (2000)
- Our problems (1938)