PROBLEMS OF INDIAN HISTORY 21 'regeneration5 could not take place without the destruction of the old. In other words, it is totally irrelevant to equate freedom and nationalism with revivalism. * K Marx and F Engels, Manifesto of the Communist Party, Progress Publishers, Moscow 1965, pp 39-41. a Ibid., pp 49 and 59. 8 K Marx, "The British Rule in India," in Marx and Engels, The First Indian War of Independence 1857-1859, Foreign Language Publishing House, Moscow, p 16. 4 K Marx, "The Future Results of the British Rule in India", ibid., p 33. 8 Iravati Karve, in Changing India: Essays in Honour of Professor D R Gadgil, pp 146-47. 6 K Marx and F Engels, Manifesto of the Communist Party, op cit., p 47. 7 K Marx, ^The Future Results of the British Rule in India", @p cit., p 34.