Indian Unrest
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In these circumstancesthey came to the conclusion that the adoption was not valid, because itwas brought about by means of undue influence exercised over Tai Maharajby both Tilak and Khaparde.
Mr. Justice Chandavarkar is a Hindu Judge of the highest reputation, andthe effect of this judgment is extremely damaging to Tilak's privatereputation as a man of honour, or even of common honesty.
NOTE 6 KHUDIRAM BOSE'S CONFESSION.
A similar confession was made by Khudiram Bose, the author of the fatalbo...mb outrage at Muzafferpur. When he was brought before the DistrictMagistrate on May 1, 1908, within twenty-four hours of the crime, hestated: I came to Muzafferpur five or six days ago from Calcutta to killMr. Kingsford. I came of my own initiative, having read in variouspapers things which incited me to come to this determination. Thesepapers were the _Sandhya, Hitabadi, Jugantar_ and many others. Theywrote of great _Zoolum_ done to India by the English Government. Mr. Kingsford's name was not specially mentioned, but I determined to killhim because he put several men in gaol.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In these circumstancesthey came to the conclusion that the adoption was not valid, because itwas brought about by means of undue influence exercised over Tai Maharajby both Tilak and Khaparde.
Mr. Justice Chandavarkar is a Hindu Judge of the highest reputation, andthe effect of this judgment is extremely damaging to Tilak's privatereputation as a man of honour, or even of common honesty.
NOTE 6 KHUDIRAM BOSE'S CONFESSION.
A similar confession was made by Khudiram Bose, the author of the fatalbo...mb outrage at Muzafferpur. When he was brought before the DistrictMagistrate on May 1, 1908, within twenty-four hours of the crime, hestated: I came to Muzafferpur five or six days ago from Calcutta to killMr. Kingsford. I came of my own initiative, having read in variouspapers things which incited me to come to this determination. Thesepapers were the _Sandhya, Hitabadi, Jugantar_ and many others. Theywrote of great _Zoolum_ done to India by the English Government. Mr. Kingsford's name was not specially mentioned, but I determined to killhim because he put several men in gaol.
What to read after Indian Unrest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chirol, Valentine, Sir, 1852-1929 to read onlineMoreLess
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