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Salt March: Definition, Date & Gandhi | HISTORY
Papers Past | Newspapers | Star (Christchurch) | 26 March 1923 | SALT TAX FOR INDIA.
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Navona Numismatics: Gandhi's Salt March to Dandi – The Beginning of the End of the British Empire Commemorated on Coins and Banknotes
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Navona Numismatics: Gandhi's Salt March to Dandi – The Beginning of the End of the British Empire Commemorated on Coins and Banknotes
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National Digital Library of India - Salt production and distribution in India had been a lucrative monopoly of the British. Through Britain's Salt Act of 1882, the Indian populace was prohibited from
History of the salt tax in British India - Wikipedia
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