Cities of India
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About three miles from the Fortress-palace of Akbar stands in park-like grounds a handsome marble pile which illustrates the gulf between the suzerainty of the English and the suzerainty of the Mahratta and the Moghul. It is the Mayo College, founded by the great ruler whose name it bears, for the education of young Rajpoot princes. At a great durbar which he held for the reception of the chiefs of Rajpootana in October, 1870, Lord Mayo made a speech so illustrative of what our policy and feeli...ngs towards the nobles and the people of India should be that it cannot be too often quoted : " I, as the representative of the Queen, have come here to tell you, as you have often been told before, that the desire of Her Majesty's Government is to secure to you and to your successors the full enjoyment of your ancient rights and the exercise of all lawful customs, and to assist you in upholding the dignity and maintaining the authority which you and your fathers have for centuries exercised in this land.
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About three miles from the Fortress-palace of Akbar stands in park-like grounds a handsome marble pile which illustrates the gulf between the suzerainty of the English and the suzerainty of the Mahratta and the Moghul. It is the Mayo College, founded by the great ruler whose name it bears, for the education of young Rajpoot princes. At a great durbar which he held for the reception of the chiefs of Rajpootana in October, 1870, Lord Mayo made a speech so illustrative of what our policy and feeli...ngs towards the nobles and the people of India should be that it cannot be too often quoted : " I, as the representative of the Queen, have come here to tell you, as you have often been told before, that the desire of Her Majesty's Government is to secure to you and to your successors the full enjoyment of your ancient rights and the exercise of all lawful customs, and to assist you in upholding the dignity and maintaining the authority which you and your fathers have for centuries exercised in this land.
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