Central Provinces District Gazetteers volume 7
Central Provinces District Gazetteers volume 7
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'^ At the same time that a certain measure of rude plenty was still main- tained under Maratha rule may safely be inferred from the following description of Chhatiisgarh written by an eye- witness—one of the first Europeans perhaps who ever visited the country. It is an extract from the diary of Captain Blunt written in 1795 A. D. Descriptive of his journey through Chhattisgarh to Kfijahmundry and is of sufficient interest to be given here 7r; balim. Having crossed from Rewah through Kauria and... Matin to Ratanpur he writes as follows :— ' March 18th. Having now rested five days at Rutttin- ' pour, our journey was renewed, with fresh spiri's, through ' a champaign country, abundantly watered with little rivers, ' full of villages, and beautifully ornamented with groves and ' tanks. After the difficulties we had encountered, the 'change of scene was truly gratifying, and the Mahratta ' government being well established, and the country highly ' cultivated, we met with civil treatment, and abundance of ' every species of grain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'^ At the same time that a certain measure of rude plenty was still main- tained under Maratha rule may safely be inferred from the following description of Chhatiisgarh written by an eye- witness—one of the first Europeans perhaps who ever visited the country. It is an extract from the diary of Captain Blunt written in 1795 A. D. Descriptive of his journey through Chhattisgarh to Kfijahmundry and is of sufficient interest to be given here 7r; balim. Having crossed from Rewah through Kauria and... Matin to Ratanpur he writes as follows :— ' March 18th. Having now rested five days at Rutttin- ' pour, our journey was renewed, with fresh spiri's, through ' a champaign country, abundantly watered with little rivers, ' full of villages, and beautifully ornamented with groves and ' tanks. After the difficulties we had encountered, the 'change of scene was truly gratifying, and the Mahratta ' government being well established, and the country highly ' cultivated, we met with civil treatment, and abundance of ' every species of grain.
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