This volume, the third in the trilogy on the Pathway to India's Partition, shows
the key role played by Jinnah in the last phase of the journey to that goal. It
also proves the hollowness of the so-called revisionist thesis, that although
claiming to work for the creation of Pakistan, Jinnah actually did not believe
in that demand and was really working for a compromise which might succeed in
bringing about a strong central government for a united India and that this had
indeed been the real objective of the Pakistan resolution of 1940-an absurd
proposition.