
When Britain handed over power in 1947, the hastily drawn Radcliffe Line divided the subcontinent within weeks, triggering one of history's largest mass migrations and up to two million deaths. Decades on, the consequences still shape conflicts in South Asia β and Britain's role remains deeply contested.
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Was the 1689 Toleration Act a genuine step toward religious freedom β or a narrow deal for Protestant elites?
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