Brothers All the War And the Race Question
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It does not involve the admission of the aliens to any footing of equahty. There is no question of co- operation in the real sense. They are used, just as horses are, as the instruments of a purpose not their o^\■n. The French had akeady used black troops against the Germans in the war of forty-four years ago. If we were merely using Indian troops in the same way, without any will of their own, there would be nothing so very remark- able in it. The mere fact, taken by itseK, that Indians are fi...ghting side by side with British soldiers is not the point. In India they have fought side by side with the British for one hundred and fifty years. What gives the moment its significance is that the presence of these Indian troops does not represent solely the purpose of England. It represents in some degree the will of India. However the complex of feehngs which we describe as ' loyalty ' in India is to be analysed — and a true analysis would probably 7 BROTHERS ALL diflfer largely in the cases, say, of a Rajput prince, a Parsi merchant, and a Bengah journahst — behind the Indian troops there is the general voluntary adherence of the leading classes in India, the fighting cliiefs and the educated community, to the cause for which England stands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It does not involve the admission of the aliens to any footing of equahty. There is no question of co- operation in the real sense. They are used, just as horses are, as the instruments of a purpose not their o^\■n. The French had akeady used black troops against the Germans in the war of forty-four years ago. If we were merely using Indian troops in the same way, without any will of their own, there would be nothing so very remark- able in it. The mere fact, taken by itseK, that Indians are fi...ghting side by side with British soldiers is not the point. In India they have fought side by side with the British for one hundred and fifty years. What gives the moment its significance is that the presence of these Indian troops does not represent solely the purpose of England. It represents in some degree the will of India. However the complex of feehngs which we describe as ' loyalty ' in India is to be analysed — and a true analysis would probably 7 BROTHERS ALL diflfer largely in the cases, say, of a Rajput prince, a Parsi merchant, and a Bengah journahst — behind the Indian troops there is the general voluntary adherence of the leading classes in India, the fighting cliiefs and the educated community, to the cause for which England stands.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwyn Robert Bevan to read onlineMoreLess
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