History of the Suppression of Infanticide in Western India Under the Government of Bombay : Including Notices of the Provinces And Tribes in Which the Practice Has Prevailed
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I rejoice in two things — the exercise of virtue, and the attainment of that celebrity which is the inevitable concomitant." From Baba Wasaikar, Farmer of the Taluka of Dharol.^ 10. "Your letter, dated the 7th August last, has ar- rived, and afforded me great pleasure. The proclama- tion regarding the daughters of Jadejas has also arriv- ed, and I have conversed with the Rana on the subject.
The Jaitwa tribe is not numerous ; there are only four Okalis, divisions. Orders have been issued to all... of them to abstain from female Infanticide. The Rana is very much pleased that the attention of Government is engaged on a subject of such immense interest, and so conformable to the religion of all nations. The Jaitwa tribe, however, was not included in Colonel Walker's arrangements for the suppression of Infanticide, because this (i. e. Porbandar) is a dharmaraj or place where re- ligion is much respected, and the custom does not pre- vail ; the four Okalis consist of only ten houses. I am much rejoiced that the precepts of religion are to be en- forced, and I will co-operate." From Mehta Nathuram Manjalji of Porbandar."-\ 11.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I rejoice in two things — the exercise of virtue, and the attainment of that celebrity which is the inevitable concomitant." From Baba Wasaikar, Farmer of the Taluka of Dharol.^ 10. "Your letter, dated the 7th August last, has ar- rived, and afforded me great pleasure. The proclama- tion regarding the daughters of Jadejas has also arriv- ed, and I have conversed with the Rana on the subject.
The Jaitwa tribe is not numerous ; there are only four Okalis, divisions. Orders have been issued to all... of them to abstain from female Infanticide. The Rana is very much pleased that the attention of Government is engaged on a subject of such immense interest, and so conformable to the religion of all nations. The Jaitwa tribe, however, was not included in Colonel Walker's arrangements for the suppression of Infanticide, because this (i. e. Porbandar) is a dharmaraj or place where re- ligion is much respected, and the custom does not pre- vail ; the four Okalis consist of only ten houses. I am much rejoiced that the precepts of religion are to be en- forced, and I will co-operate." From Mehta Nathuram Manjalji of Porbandar."-\ 11.
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