 | Francis Fisher Browne - American literature - 1897 - 812 pages
...answers this question by stating how, in his judgment, such a calamity may best be guarded against : "(1) S :W So s > W p {* [ ) / p D^ >< ...t i X1 x ' | ~ œ anK 9D ; Զc b . d nojI (2) By taking care that men are selected for the higher civil and military posts whose self-reliance,... | |
 | Francis Fisher Browne - American literature - 1897 - 808 pages
...answers this question by stating how, in his judgment, such a calamity may best be guarded against : "(1) By never allowing the present proportion of British...and efficiency of the Native army to become slack. (2) By taking care that men are selected for the higher civil and military posts whose self-reliance,... | |
 | Albert Stickney - South Africa - 1900 - 160 pages
...national union. "In reply, then, to the question "Is there any chance of a mutiny occurring again ? " I would say that the best way of guarding against such a calamity is: " By never allouring the present proportion of British to native soldiers 134 ' -s to be diminished or the discipline... | |
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... Thus does Sir George Campbell's dictum, " The Mutiny was a sepoy revolt, not a Hindu rebellion," seem to involve a misconception. " Is there any chance of a mutiny occurring again ? " Lord Roberts answers this question by stating how, in his judgment,... 