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The regi- ment attacked its commanding officers, and the fighting con- tinued three days. Fifty of the rioters were killed. The soldiers fired upon every Englishman they saw, as revealed in a discussion of the outbreak by Mr. Gersham Stewart in the House of Commons recently. He says : ''Five mutineers walking a road said to a colonist: 'Are you English?' and he said, 'No, I am Irish,' and they said, ' ' let him pass. ' The mutineers were not out to loot, because they left untenanted houses alon...e and they shot Englishmen in houses where Dutchmen were close by. Their attack, therefore, was certainly, levelled against British power and British people. It was worthy of notice that the mutineers went to the internment camp and after shooting down the guards, broke open the gates and flung in rifles to Germans, calling out : ' German ! German ! Islam ! Islam ! ' " Ceylon, the Punjab, Singapore! These places are far apart. Cingalese, Hindu agriculturists, soldiers from Delhi! Can it be true, in the face of these admissions by the British officials, and members of the House of Commons, that the unrest in India was due to a few students or labor- ers who had returned from foreign countries to preach sedi- tion, and has not been quieted?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The regi- ment attacked its commanding officers, and the fighting con- tinued three days. Fifty of the rioters were killed. The soldiers fired upon every Englishman they saw, as revealed in a discussion of the outbreak by Mr. Gersham Stewart in the House of Commons recently. He says : ''Five mutineers walking a road said to a colonist: 'Are you English?' and he said, 'No, I am Irish,' and they said, ' ' let him pass. ' The mutineers were not out to loot, because they left untenanted houses alon...e and they shot Englishmen in houses where Dutchmen were close by. Their attack, therefore, was certainly, levelled against British power and British people. It was worthy of notice that the mutineers went to the internment camp and after shooting down the guards, broke open the gates and flung in rifles to Germans, calling out : ' German ! German ! Islam ! Islam ! ' " Ceylon, the Punjab, Singapore! These places are far apart. Cingalese, Hindu agriculturists, soldiers from Delhi! Can it be true, in the face of these admissions by the British officials, and members of the House of Commons, that the unrest in India was due to a few students or labor- ers who had returned from foreign countries to preach sedi- tion, and has not been quieted?
What to read after India Against Britain: a Reply to Austin Chamberlain ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chandra, Ram. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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