The Quarterly Review, Volume 264, Issue 524John Murray, 1935 |
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Page 238
... European knowledge . ' Their sur- vey of the situation was concise ; it was necessary , they wrote , for Indians , who desired to obtain a liberal education , to ... European advancement , so that European knowledge may gradually be. ( 238 )
... European knowledge . ' Their sur- vey of the situation was concise ; it was necessary , they wrote , for Indians , who desired to obtain a liberal education , to ... European advancement , so that European knowledge may gradually be. ( 238 )
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European advancement , so that European knowledge may gradually be placed in this manner within the reach of all classes of the people . ' Eighty years have elapsed since that dispatch was written , and to - day the key to the ...
European advancement , so that European knowledge may gradually be placed in this manner within the reach of all classes of the people . ' Eighty years have elapsed since that dispatch was written , and to - day the key to the ...
Page 248
... Europeans , with their diverse ethics and customs , and their many tongues , will contend long for that influence . It is ... European , and generally the same films which are popular in the West are appreciated in this section of the ...
... Europeans , with their diverse ethics and customs , and their many tongues , will contend long for that influence . It is ... European , and generally the same films which are popular in the West are appreciated in this section of the ...
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