The Quarterly Review, Volume 264, Issue 524John Murray, 1935 |
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Page 238
... thought , and the Report of the Joint Select Committee speaks of the subtile ferments of education ' creating Indian public opinion . To cite Macaulay as responsible for this state of affairs is a vague conversational platitude , but ...
... thought , and the Report of the Joint Select Committee speaks of the subtile ferments of education ' creating Indian public opinion . To cite Macaulay as responsible for this state of affairs is a vague conversational platitude , but ...
Page 262
... thought attainable . They exceed also any- thing which any modern European monarch or extra- American democratic leader would have thought was attainable by any one but a dictator . Indeed , only a few dictators have found themselves ...
... thought attainable . They exceed also any- thing which any modern European monarch or extra- American democratic leader would have thought was attainable by any one but a dictator . Indeed , only a few dictators have found themselves ...
Page 327
... thought of at all . So did the term ' Indian for these Americans pass into all our European languages . Their influence has been profound and far - reaching , socially , politically , and even in industrial ways which few people ...
... thought of at all . So did the term ' Indian for these Americans pass into all our European languages . Their influence has been profound and far - reaching , socially , politically , and even in industrial ways which few people ...
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