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Freedom Struggle is a non-fiction book written by Bipan Chandra, Amales Tripathi and Barun De. The book takes readers back to the Victorian era and begins by describing the impact of British rule on the nation. It talks about the initial phase of the Indian freedom struggle, and its slow transformation into a mass movement headed by prominent leaders like MK Gandhi and Subhash Chandra Bose. The book is divided into sections like The Struggle for Swaraj, The Era of Militant Nationalism, The Impact of British Rule, The Achievement of Freedom, and Intimations of Freedom. Bipan Chandra is a renowned Indian historian and the Chairman of the National Book Trust. He is known for his extensive knowledge about the political and economic history of India. His other books include India’s Struggle for Independence, The Epic Struggle, and India After Independence. Amales Tripathi is an eminent Indian historian, and the author of Trade and Finance in the Bengal Presidency, 1793-1833. Barun De is an award-winning historian with a keen interest in modern India. He has also authored Secularism at Bay: Uzbekistan at the Turn of the Century.