Men And Events of My Time in India
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, and Sir Seymour Fitzgerald in chapter XX. Throughout the book there are many scattered notices of those whose names will hereafter be inscribed in the roll of Anglo- Indian worthies.
Some tribute is paid, in chapters XIV. And XVL, to the services rendered to India by two English jurists. Sir Henry Sumner Maine and Sir James Fitzjames Stephen.
viii PREFACE.
Several of the missionaries whose talents were equal to their zeal and piety, namely Alexander Duff, William Smith, Stephen Hislop, John W...ilson, and Bishop Sargent, are duly mentioned in chapters II. , III. , XI. , XII. And XIX. Emphatic testimony is borne to the efficacy and success of the Christian missions in India.
Further, in the belief that my countrymen desire to know something in regard to the character of those Xative princes, who have proved themselves the loyal feudatories of the empire, I have given a sketch of the Maharaja of Pattiala, the Maharaja of Jhind, the Xizam of the Deccan, and the Maharaja of Jyepur — all deceased — in chapters VII.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, and Sir Seymour Fitzgerald in chapter XX. Throughout the book there are many scattered notices of those whose names will hereafter be inscribed in the roll of Anglo- Indian worthies.
Some tribute is paid, in chapters XIV. And XVL, to the services rendered to India by two English jurists. Sir Henry Sumner Maine and Sir James Fitzjames Stephen.
viii PREFACE.
Several of the missionaries whose talents were equal to their zeal and piety, namely Alexander Duff, William Smith, Stephen Hislop, John W...ilson, and Bishop Sargent, are duly mentioned in chapters II. , III. , XI. , XII. And XIX. Emphatic testimony is borne to the efficacy and success of the Christian missions in India.
Further, in the belief that my countrymen desire to know something in regard to the character of those Xative princes, who have proved themselves the loyal feudatories of the empire, I have given a sketch of the Maharaja of Pattiala, the Maharaja of Jhind, the Xizam of the Deccan, and the Maharaja of Jyepur — all deceased — in chapters VII.
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