India Under Experiment
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Nevertheless, as the British element is still there, and as it is beyond any question that they alone have made the country what it is to-day, it is inevitable that any political settlement in which they are ignored will pay the penalty of the oversight as the scheme comes into working.
100 THE ENGLISH START 101 Instinctively, we are most of us inclined to believe that there must be a moral force at work behind every great achievement in history, the vital principle which was destined to carry ...the movement on and through. Yet it must be owned that this is difficult to dis- cover in the beginnings of the British Indian Empire. The humble traders who found themselves engaged at so much disadvan- tage on an Indian career in their scattered warehouse settlements along the coast, separated from each other hardly less than from Europe what accounts for the desperate tenacity with which they clung to their precarious holdings ? They did not dream of territory; they could hardly be said to be working for their own advantage, for they were miserably paid and provided, and what profits they could make by pushing trade went to their employers at home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nevertheless, as the British element is still there, and as it is beyond any question that they alone have made the country what it is to-day, it is inevitable that any political settlement in which they are ignored will pay the penalty of the oversight as the scheme comes into working.
100 THE ENGLISH START 101 Instinctively, we are most of us inclined to believe that there must be a moral force at work behind every great achievement in history, the vital principle which was destined to carry ...the movement on and through. Yet it must be owned that this is difficult to dis- cover in the beginnings of the British Indian Empire. The humble traders who found themselves engaged at so much disadvan- tage on an Indian career in their scattered warehouse settlements along the coast, separated from each other hardly less than from Europe what accounts for the desperate tenacity with which they clung to their precarious holdings ? They did not dream of territory; they could hardly be said to be working for their own advantage, for they were miserably paid and provided, and what profits they could make by pushing trade went to their employers at home.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George M Chesney to read onlineMoreLess
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