Indian Finance
Indian Finance
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It keeps the supreme ruler acquainted with the desires and needs of the people, forewarns him of famine, and offers an organised force for whatever public measures he may decide on.
Its cost is of course greater in itself than it would be in what is termed a " permanently settled " district, but the economy with which it enables other duties to be done and other taxes collected far more than compensates for the extra outlay. One cannot pass over the North- West Provinces without remarking on th...e energy, ability, and public spirit, which, from all we can see, have for long characterised its administrators and their staff. Not to run through the roll of meritorious mention, the last Famine Commission have to declare that only in the North-West Provinces, of all the local governments, have organised measures been taken for the practical improvement of agriculture.
The Punjab, area 107, 010 square miles, population 17, 6 11, 49 8, is the last settled province, and, as showing the most matured ideas of the able civil administrators of British India, we give a resume of the important provisions of the " Punjab Tenancy Act of 1868.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It keeps the supreme ruler acquainted with the desires and needs of the people, forewarns him of famine, and offers an organised force for whatever public measures he may decide on.
Its cost is of course greater in itself than it would be in what is termed a " permanently settled " district, but the economy with which it enables other duties to be done and other taxes collected far more than compensates for the extra outlay. One cannot pass over the North- West Provinces without remarking on th...e energy, ability, and public spirit, which, from all we can see, have for long characterised its administrators and their staff. Not to run through the roll of meritorious mention, the last Famine Commission have to declare that only in the North-West Provinces, of all the local governments, have organised measures been taken for the practical improvement of agriculture.
The Punjab, area 107, 010 square miles, population 17, 6 11, 49 8, is the last settled province, and, as showing the most matured ideas of the able civil administrators of British India, we give a resume of the important provisions of the " Punjab Tenancy Act of 1868.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Bouchier Moxon to read onlineMoreLess
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