The Great Parliamentary Bore
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The rulers of millions, connected with the Paramount Power by Treaties of perpetual friendship and alliance, have been addressed and treated in a depart- mental manner, as if they really were what the Friend of India and other official organs rejoice to call them, " feudal nobles, " as if their dominions were their " estates, " and their subjects were their " tenants. " For instance, something very like a graduated scale of fines was in- stituted, to be imposed on Native States on the occurrenc...e of any robbery of our mail in its transit through the dominions of our Allies. We may remark, by the bye, that such robberies, and robberies of all sorts, are notoriously quite as frequent in our territories as in theirs.
It has just been remarked, that in the crisis of 1 85 7, the two most important Sovereigns of Central India, the Rajahs Scindia and Holkar, found their personal influence insufficient for a time to restrain a large party of their troops and followers from joining in the Rebellion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The rulers of millions, connected with the Paramount Power by Treaties of perpetual friendship and alliance, have been addressed and treated in a depart- mental manner, as if they really were what the Friend of India and other official organs rejoice to call them, " feudal nobles, " as if their dominions were their " estates, " and their subjects were their " tenants. " For instance, something very like a graduated scale of fines was in- stituted, to be imposed on Native States on the occurrenc...e of any robbery of our mail in its transit through the dominions of our Allies. We may remark, by the bye, that such robberies, and robberies of all sorts, are notoriously quite as frequent in our territories as in theirs.
It has just been remarked, that in the crisis of 1 85 7, the two most important Sovereigns of Central India, the Rajahs Scindia and Holkar, found their personal influence insufficient for a time to restrain a large party of their troops and followers from joining in the Rebellion.
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