An Eastern Miscellany
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The pro- posals made were briefly as follows : — (1) The creation of a Council of Chiefs as an Imperial Advisory Council to the Government of India.
(2) The enlargement of the Imperial and Provincial Legislative Councils.
(3) The provision of more ample facilities for the discussion of the Imperial and Pro- vincial budgets.
(4) The extension of the right to ask ques- tions to the members of all Provincial Councils.
(5) The accordance of a statutory right to the members of Legislative Councils t...o move resolutions on subjects of public importance, subject to certain INDIA AND POLITICAL REFORM. 203 checks ; such resolutions to have as much, but no more force than resolu- tions moved by private members in the House of Commons. The scheme embodied in these proposals was a moderate one which aimed at incorporating in the government of the country " the landed aristocracy of India, the mercantile and indus- trial classes, and the great body of moderate men who, under existing conditions, have no sufficient inducement to enter political life and find but little scope for the exercise of their legitimate influence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The pro- posals made were briefly as follows : — (1) The creation of a Council of Chiefs as an Imperial Advisory Council to the Government of India.
(2) The enlargement of the Imperial and Provincial Legislative Councils.
(3) The provision of more ample facilities for the discussion of the Imperial and Pro- vincial budgets.
(4) The extension of the right to ask ques- tions to the members of all Provincial Councils.
(5) The accordance of a statutory right to the members of Legislative Councils t...o move resolutions on subjects of public importance, subject to certain INDIA AND POLITICAL REFORM. 203 checks ; such resolutions to have as much, but no more force than resolu- tions moved by private members in the House of Commons. The scheme embodied in these proposals was a moderate one which aimed at incorporating in the government of the country " the landed aristocracy of India, the mercantile and indus- trial classes, and the great body of moderate men who, under existing conditions, have no sufficient inducement to enter political life and find but little scope for the exercise of their legitimate influence.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lawrence John Lumley Dundas Zetland to read onlineMoreLess
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