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Similarly, in the other departments of State the Indian element is conspicuous by its absence. Taking all the services together, it is a bare LORD MORLEY'S ATTITUDE 137 7 per cent, in the higher branches. Is this the response which England gives to the claims of the educated classes ? Is this the fulfilment of solemn pledges given by the sovereign authority and re- iterated by a generation of eminent statesmen ? Is this the recognition of the new spirit which is trans- forming the thought and a...ttitude of the East ? The latest of our political philosophers has said : " In regard to the question of the employment of Indians in the higher offices, I think a move a definite and deliberate move ought to be made with the view of giving competent and able natives the same access to the higher posts in the administration that are given to our own countrymen. " Then, referring to the Queen's Proclamation of 1858 and emphatically rejecting the construction that was sought to be placed upon it by Lord Curzon, he declared that he did not believe that one of the most memorable documents in English history was to be construed "in a narrow, literal, restricted, or pettifogging sense.
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Similarly, in the other departments of State the Indian element is conspicuous by its absence. Taking all the services together, it is a bare LORD MORLEY'S ATTITUDE 137 7 per cent, in the higher branches. Is this the response which England gives to the claims of the educated classes ? Is this the fulfilment of solemn pledges given by the sovereign authority and re- iterated by a generation of eminent statesmen ? Is this the recognition of the new spirit which is trans- forming the thought and a...ttitude of the East ? The latest of our political philosophers has said : " In regard to the question of the employment of Indians in the higher offices, I think a move a definite and deliberate move ought to be made with the view of giving competent and able natives the same access to the higher posts in the administration that are given to our own countrymen. " Then, referring to the Queen's Proclamation of 1858 and emphatically rejecting the construction that was sought to be placed upon it by Lord Curzon, he declared that he did not believe that one of the most memorable documents in English history was to be construed "in a narrow, literal, restricted, or pettifogging sense.
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