India Or Facts to Illustrate the Character And Condition of the Native Inhabit
India Or Facts to Illustrate the Character And Condition of the Native Inhabit
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617 and it is equally obvious that this superin- concluding tendance and viligance must be in the inverse ratio of the extent of a collector's district. R y twar settlement.
An European collector of 20, 000 to 30, 000 square miles of country, cannot be expected to superintend it, in all its extent, with the same efficiency which might, and probably would, be bestowed on a district only one- fourth as large, and thus to secure the confi- dence and satisfaction of its inhabitants. But it may... be said this has been done in the Ceded districts under Sir Thomas Munro Admitted. The people of India have, for so many ages, been accustomed to the greatest severities and extortions under former rulers, that an European collector of easy access, conciliat- ing manners, mild and forbearing temper, with a vigorous mind and steady habits of busi- ness, patiently attentive to the representations and complaints of natives, and equally just to all according to the extent of his powers, may be quite certain of universal popularity in whatever part of India he may chance to be placed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
478.
617 and it is equally obvious that this superin- concluding tendance and viligance must be in the inverse ratio of the extent of a collector's district. R y twar settlement.
An European collector of 20, 000 to 30, 000 square miles of country, cannot be expected to superintend it, in all its extent, with the same efficiency which might, and probably would, be bestowed on a district only one- fourth as large, and thus to secure the confi- dence and satisfaction of its inhabitants. But it may... be said this has been done in the Ceded districts under Sir Thomas Munro Admitted. The people of India have, for so many ages, been accustomed to the greatest severities and extortions under former rulers, that an European collector of easy access, conciliat- ing manners, mild and forbearing temper, with a vigorous mind and steady habits of busi- ness, patiently attentive to the representations and complaints of natives, and equally just to all according to the extent of his powers, may be quite certain of universal popularity in whatever part of India he may chance to be placed.
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