India in the Nineteenth Century
India in the Nineteenth Century
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The tour of the Heir Apparent produced immense enthusiasm throughout the penin- sula, and undoubtedly strengthened the bonds connect- ing the princes and peoples of India with the rest of the Empire.
Chapter IX OUR LAST AFGHAN WARS LORD NORTHBROOK'S successor was Lord Lytton, who took up the post of Viceroy on 1 2th April, 1876, about two months after the departure of the Prince of Wales. The appoint- ment of Lord Lytton, a poet and diplomatist rather than a man of affairs, was received with so...me of the criticism that had been bestowed on the earlier ap- pointment of Lord Mayo, but for much of the work that devolved upon him Lord Lytton was qualified in a very exceptional degree. The princes and peoples of India did not need any further proof that Englishmen were practical and hard-headed, but it was something new for them to learn that the many-sided national character of the ruling race could be represented by a highly gifted genius of the school of Hafiz and Omar Khayyam. For much of the work that fell to his share those qualities were more appropriate than the dull sobriety of many of his predecessors and some of his successors.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The tour of the Heir Apparent produced immense enthusiasm throughout the penin- sula, and undoubtedly strengthened the bonds connect- ing the princes and peoples of India with the rest of the Empire.
Chapter IX OUR LAST AFGHAN WARS LORD NORTHBROOK'S successor was Lord Lytton, who took up the post of Viceroy on 1 2th April, 1876, about two months after the departure of the Prince of Wales. The appoint- ment of Lord Lytton, a poet and diplomatist rather than a man of affairs, was received with so...me of the criticism that had been bestowed on the earlier ap- pointment of Lord Mayo, but for much of the work that devolved upon him Lord Lytton was qualified in a very exceptional degree. The princes and peoples of India did not need any further proof that Englishmen were practical and hard-headed, but it was something new for them to learn that the many-sided national character of the ruling race could be represented by a highly gifted genius of the school of Hafiz and Omar Khayyam. For much of the work that fell to his share those qualities were more appropriate than the dull sobriety of many of his predecessors and some of his successors.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Demetrius Charles De Kavanagh Boulger to read onlineMoreLess
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