The History of British India 1
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1135. Diod. Sic. lib. i. sect. 2.
cap. xxiv.
304 HISTORY OF BRITISH INDIA.
^cHA^ "* dominions, the Sultan claims to himself the sole pro- perty in land.^ The same has undoubtedly been the situation of Persia, both in ancient and modern times.' ^^ It is established," says the late intelligent Governor of Java, '' from every source of inquiry, that the sovereign in Java is the lord of the soiL"* And when the fact is established in regard to Java, it is established with regard to all that part of ...the eastern islands, which in point of manners and civili- zation resembled Java. It is not disputed that in China the whole property of the soil is vested in the Emperor.* By the laws of the Welsh, in the ninth ' Volney's Trayels in Syria and Egypt, toLU. p. 402, et paBsim. De I'Egypte, par le G^n^ral Reynier, p. 66, 51.
* For information on this point, see Herodot. lib. iii. ; lib. iv. cap. xlii. ; Sir William Ooseley's Translation of Ebn Hankal, an Arabian geographer, who lived in the tentb century, p.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1135. Diod. Sic. lib. i. sect. 2.
cap. xxiv.
304 HISTORY OF BRITISH INDIA.
^cHA^ "* dominions, the Sultan claims to himself the sole pro- perty in land.^ The same has undoubtedly been the situation of Persia, both in ancient and modern times.' ^^ It is established," says the late intelligent Governor of Java, '' from every source of inquiry, that the sovereign in Java is the lord of the soiL"* And when the fact is established in regard to Java, it is established with regard to all that part of ...the eastern islands, which in point of manners and civili- zation resembled Java. It is not disputed that in China the whole property of the soil is vested in the Emperor.* By the laws of the Welsh, in the ninth ' Volney's Trayels in Syria and Egypt, toLU. p. 402, et paBsim. De I'Egypte, par le G^n^ral Reynier, p. 66, 51.
* For information on this point, see Herodot. lib. iii. ; lib. iv. cap. xlii. ; Sir William Ooseley's Translation of Ebn Hankal, an Arabian geographer, who lived in the tentb century, p.
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