Representative Indians
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Seymour with having gone into remote districts in the prosecution of vague and idle inquiries.
Sir C. Wood, who was President of the India Board at the time, stated that he could not positively deny an accusation he had never heard before, but he could cause a strict inquiry to be made. The report of the debate was sent out to India immediately, and in September a Commission was appointed to inquire into the whole subject. In April following, the report was concluded, and the whole mass of evid...ence was brought under the consideration of the Home Government. Meanwhile, Lakshminarasu Chetty caused a petition to be numerously signed and sent to Parliament, and the Earl of Albemarle presented it to the House of Lords on the 14th April, 1856. The House there- upon condemned the practice of torture in Madras.
In 1852, the Madras Native Association, under the guidance of Lakshminarasu Chetty, drafted a long and interesting petition, detailing the grievances of the people of Southern India, and presented it to Parliament.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Seymour with having gone into remote districts in the prosecution of vague and idle inquiries.
Sir C. Wood, who was President of the India Board at the time, stated that he could not positively deny an accusation he had never heard before, but he could cause a strict inquiry to be made. The report of the debate was sent out to India immediately, and in September a Commission was appointed to inquire into the whole subject. In April following, the report was concluded, and the whole mass of evid...ence was brought under the consideration of the Home Government. Meanwhile, Lakshminarasu Chetty caused a petition to be numerously signed and sent to Parliament, and the Earl of Albemarle presented it to the House of Lords on the 14th April, 1856. The House there- upon condemned the practice of torture in Madras.
In 1852, the Madras Native Association, under the guidance of Lakshminarasu Chetty, drafted a long and interesting petition, detailing the grievances of the people of Southern India, and presented it to Parliament.
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