On the Education of the People of India
On the Education of the People of India
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It will in time be- come the majority ; and it will then be necessary to modify the political institutions to suit the increased intelligence of the people, and their ca- pacity for self-government.
The change will thus be peaceably and gradu- ally effected : there will be no struggle, no mutual exasperation; the natives will have in- dependence, after first learning how to make a good use of it : we shall exchange profitable sub- jects for still more profitable allies. The present THE PEOPLE O...F INDIA. 195 administrative connection benefits families, but a strict commercial union between the first manu- facturing and the first producing country in the world, would be a solid foundation of strength and prosperity to our whole nation. If this course be adopted, there will, properly speaking, be no separation. A precarious and temporary relation will almost imperceptibly pass into another far more durable and beneficial. Trained by us to happiness and independence, and endowed with our learning and our political institutions, India will remain the proudest monument of British benevolence; and we shall long continue to reap, in the affectionate attachment of the people, and in a great commercial intercourse with their splendid country, * the fruit of that liberal and enlight- ened policy which suggested to us this line of conduct.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It will in time be- come the majority ; and it will then be necessary to modify the political institutions to suit the increased intelligence of the people, and their ca- pacity for self-government.
The change will thus be peaceably and gradu- ally effected : there will be no struggle, no mutual exasperation; the natives will have in- dependence, after first learning how to make a good use of it : we shall exchange profitable sub- jects for still more profitable allies. The present THE PEOPLE O...F INDIA. 195 administrative connection benefits families, but a strict commercial union between the first manu- facturing and the first producing country in the world, would be a solid foundation of strength and prosperity to our whole nation. If this course be adopted, there will, properly speaking, be no separation. A precarious and temporary relation will almost imperceptibly pass into another far more durable and beneficial. Trained by us to happiness and independence, and endowed with our learning and our political institutions, India will remain the proudest monument of British benevolence; and we shall long continue to reap, in the affectionate attachment of the people, and in a great commercial intercourse with their splendid country, * the fruit of that liberal and enlight- ened policy which suggested to us this line of conduct.
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