Abdication
Abdication
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And here was a campaign that appealed to the obstinacy and chivalry in him. In the beginning he was opposed to diarchy and all the theoretic idealism of the Round Table. The scheme seemed to him impracticable. An indigenous consti- tution for South Africa was all very well, but these dreamers did not know the material they had to work on. He had waded through the Montagu-Chelmsford Report when on service in Mesopotamia and had been struck by the chapter on " The Conditions of the Problem. " The... extreme frankness of the author of this statement read like an indictment of the main proposal, and he tried to reconcile the candour of it with the pious hopes expressed in the concluding paragraph, that when we had taught the people of India to be politically-minded all obstacles would be swept away, and the road to Self -Government would be made smooth. As if by an Act of Parliament the three hundred millions could be made European- hearted. He noted that the Report promised to protect 122 ABDICATION the ryots during this period of ferment until they were able to protect themselves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And here was a campaign that appealed to the obstinacy and chivalry in him. In the beginning he was opposed to diarchy and all the theoretic idealism of the Round Table. The scheme seemed to him impracticable. An indigenous consti- tution for South Africa was all very well, but these dreamers did not know the material they had to work on. He had waded through the Montagu-Chelmsford Report when on service in Mesopotamia and had been struck by the chapter on " The Conditions of the Problem. " The... extreme frankness of the author of this statement read like an indictment of the main proposal, and he tried to reconcile the candour of it with the pious hopes expressed in the concluding paragraph, that when we had taught the people of India to be politically-minded all obstacles would be swept away, and the road to Self -Government would be made smooth. As if by an Act of Parliament the three hundred millions could be made European- hearted. He noted that the Report promised to protect 122 ABDICATION the ryots during this period of ferment until they were able to protect themselves.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmund Candler to read onlineMoreLess
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