History of India From the Earliest Times to the End of the Nineteenth Century
History of India From the Earliest Times to the End of the Nineteenth Century
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Campbell was indeed to a great degree responsible for the collapse of his system of appointments: he honourably tried to connect the University of Calcutta with the public service ; but he left without putting on record any formal rules, and so his tentative efforts were allowed for a time to drop. It was not till 1888 that an en- lightened Lieutenant-Governor was able not only to revive them, but to organise them into a system. It would be premature to say more upon the subject here, beyond po...inting out that the scheme of Sir Steuart Bayley is so obvious that one wonders it was not adopted long before : it is based on the simple principle of making the appropriate university degree an essential qualification for candidates for almost every sort of high public post.
Amongst other signs of accelerated evolution must be taken the great increase of published literature, amounting to no less than four thousand works in one year — the last of Lord Northbrook's Viceroyship. English was fast assuming the Digitized by VjOOQIC 286 HISTORY OF INDIA character of India's chief learned language, a fact which — ^how- ever it might be regretted by Oriental scholars — is not without its importance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Campbell was indeed to a great degree responsible for the collapse of his system of appointments: he honourably tried to connect the University of Calcutta with the public service ; but he left without putting on record any formal rules, and so his tentative efforts were allowed for a time to drop. It was not till 1888 that an en- lightened Lieutenant-Governor was able not only to revive them, but to organise them into a system. It would be premature to say more upon the subject here, beyond po...inting out that the scheme of Sir Steuart Bayley is so obvious that one wonders it was not adopted long before : it is based on the simple principle of making the appropriate university degree an essential qualification for candidates for almost every sort of high public post.
Amongst other signs of accelerated evolution must be taken the great increase of published literature, amounting to no less than four thousand works in one year — the last of Lord Northbrook's Viceroyship. English was fast assuming the Digitized by VjOOQIC 286 HISTORY OF INDIA character of India's chief learned language, a fact which — ^how- ever it might be regretted by Oriental scholars — is not without its importance.
What to read after History of India From the Earliest Times to the End of the Nineteenth Century?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry George Keene to read onlineMoreLess
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