An Indian Journalist Being the Life Letters And Correspondence of Dr Sambhu
An Indian Journalist Being the Life Letters And Correspondence of Dr Sambhu
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I was sorry to hear that it is a common saying even among some of the Hindu gentlemen in London from your Provinces, "Oh, it is quite a Bombay concern ! " which is probably reflected back to Bengal and checks your sympathies. If the greater part of our subscriptions comes from Bombay, that is due to the energy of our noble Honorary Secretary Dadabhai Naoroji, and can easily be counterbalanced if some of the Bengali members will make equal efforts FROM MAJOR EVANS BELL. 85 in their localities. B...ut that the attention of the Association is chiefly or to any special ex- tent given to Bombay topics is quite untrue, as our proceedings will testify. You may have recently observed the splendid donation of half a lakh of rupees that has been made by the Maha Rao of Kutch, which may be said to ensure the permanence of the Association, but we cannot attain the fullest possible degree of efficiency and usefulness without a good list of subscribers and correspondents in Bengal. If your politicians devote themselves too exclu- sively to local interests, they will never secure general co-operation in the highest objects of their political action.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was sorry to hear that it is a common saying even among some of the Hindu gentlemen in London from your Provinces, "Oh, it is quite a Bombay concern ! " which is probably reflected back to Bengal and checks your sympathies. If the greater part of our subscriptions comes from Bombay, that is due to the energy of our noble Honorary Secretary Dadabhai Naoroji, and can easily be counterbalanced if some of the Bengali members will make equal efforts FROM MAJOR EVANS BELL. 85 in their localities. B...ut that the attention of the Association is chiefly or to any special ex- tent given to Bombay topics is quite untrue, as our proceedings will testify. You may have recently observed the splendid donation of half a lakh of rupees that has been made by the Maha Rao of Kutch, which may be said to ensure the permanence of the Association, but we cannot attain the fullest possible degree of efficiency and usefulness without a good list of subscribers and correspondents in Bengal. If your politicians devote themselves too exclu- sively to local interests, they will never secure general co-operation in the highest objects of their political action.
What to read after An Indian Journalist Being the Life Letters And Correspondence of Dr Sambhu?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sambhu Chandra Mookerjee to read onlineMoreLess
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