While abroad, this man joined the Lincoln Inn society and supported the Parliamentary campaign of the author of Lord Salisbury's Blackman and The Manners and Customs of the Parsees.  
While abroad, this man joined the Lincoln Inn society and supported the Parliamentary campaign of the author of Lord Salisbury's Blackman and The Manners and Customs of the Parsees.  Later this man founded the broadsheet "The Dawn" to advance the views of the organization he headed.  He called for protection of the minority in the legislature and cabinet, complete religious freedom, and safeguards of minority culture in his famous 1929 enumeration of his Wilsonianly-titled 14 Points.  During his brief rule, he used military force to help secure his nation's control of the province of Kalat.  This man helped shape the Lucknow Pact with the Muslim League, an organization he came to head.  Coming to power after Lord Mountbatten ceded five Indian provinces, FTP, identify this first Governor-General and "Father of the Nation" of Pakistan.
While abroad, this man joined the Lincoln Inn society and supported the Parliamentary campaign of the author of Lord Salisbury's Blackman and The Manners and Customs of the Parsees.  
Muhammad Ali {Jinnah} (prompt on "Qa'id-e A'zam" or "The Great Leader";  prompt on "Baba-e-Qaum" or "Father of the Nation" until said)