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ajiss-2808	al Mujahid, Sharif	The Nature and Direction of Political Change in Pakistan	1984.0	5	.pdf	application/pdf	2372	79	53	As against Sayeed’s thesis, the disparate and fragmented oppostion became united in the PNA not for economic and religious reasons (p. 157) but chiefly for political reasons-in particular to abort Bhutto’s plans to introduce the presidential system, and turn Pakistan into a one-party, 119 totalitarian state, which Sayeed learnt from Leslie Wolf-Phillips but which was common knowledge in Pakistan during 1976-77. In the first work, a political history of Indian Muslims since 1858 and of Pakistan till 1958, Sayeed interpreted Pakistan in terms of Muslim nationalism and Jinnah’s charismatic leadership, and the interplay of political forces and the course of politics in Pakistan’s early years were explained in terms of the “viceregal system” of undivided India.	cache/ajiss-2808.pdf	txt/ajiss-2808.txt