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After Raja Ram Mohan Roy’s death, the Brahmo Samaj eventually split into two factions in 1866: the reformist ‘Brahmo Samaj of India’ and the more conservative ‘Adi Brahmo Samaj’. Who led these two factions respectively?

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1. After Raja Ram Mohan Roy’s death, the Brahmo Samaj eventually split into two factions in 1866: the reformist ‘Brahmo Samaj of India’ and the more conservative ‘Adi Brahmo Samaj’. Who led these two factions respectively?

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