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Question
Choose the correct alternative and complete the statements.
The policy of doctrine of lapse was adopted by ____________.
Options
Lord Dalhousie
Lord Curzon
Lord Canning
Captain Outram
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Solution
The policy of doctrine of lapse was adopted by Lord Dalhousie.
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