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Page 969
Again, England enjoys the great boon of having a head of the State who is above
all political parties, and who enjoys the loyalty of all. In India there is no individual
who, being above political and sectional questions, can ever attract such ...
Again, England enjoys the great boon of having a head of the State who is above
all political parties, and who enjoys the loyalty of all. In India there is no individual
who, being above political and sectional questions, can ever attract such ...
Page 971
Political questions would receive the amount of interest and importance due to
them, and not, as at present, practically monopolise Indian public life. The Regent
, being free from political cares, would put himself at the head of all movements, ...
Political questions would receive the amount of interest and importance due to
them, and not, as at present, practically monopolise Indian public life. The Regent
, being free from political cares, would put himself at the head of all movements, ...
Page 1039
But he will not allow his sympathy for liberty, for tolerance, for brotherhood and
enlightenment, to bind him to the fact that inhuman crimes deserve reprobation,
even when committed in the name of those political and social ideals. Doubtless
...
But he will not allow his sympathy for liberty, for tolerance, for brotherhood and
enlightenment, to bind him to the fact that inhuman crimes deserve reprobation,
even when committed in the name of those political and social ideals. Doubtless
...
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