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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 ... The Regent , being free from political cares ,
would put himself at the head of all movements , social , literary , economic and
artistic ...
Political questions would receive the amount of interest and importance due to
them , and not , as at present ... The Regent , being free from political cares ,
would put himself at the head of all movements , social , literary , economic and
artistic ...
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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NATIONAL | 560 |
The Future of Tariff Reform By J L GARVIN Editor of | 571 |
To General Picquart on his Appointment as Secretary | 632 |
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