Life of Lord Lawrence, volume 1
Life of Lord Lawrence, volume 1
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Both, that is, in part. The scheme on which Lord Dalhousie hit, as the result of his per- sonal knowledge of the men who had the best claim to admin- ister the annexed province, was as novel in the history of our Indian Empire as it was, at first sight, unpromising. The Pun- jab was to be governed, not by any one man, however eminent he might be, either as a soldier, or as a statesman, or as a mix- ture of both, but by a Board, the members of which were to be 1S49-52 THE WORK OF THE PUNJAB BOAR...D. 253 drawn from both branches of the service, and were to work under a system of 'divided labour, but of common responsi- bility. ' 'A Board, ' remarks Sir Charles Napier, when criticising the new arrangement, ' rarely has any talent. ' And other and less unfriendly observers, knowing the antagonistic and self-con- tradictory elements which this particular Board contained, remarked that it was self-condemned from its birth ; that it con- tained within itself the seeds of its own dissolution. There was truth in these sayings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Both, that is, in part. The scheme on which Lord Dalhousie hit, as the result of his per- sonal knowledge of the men who had the best claim to admin- ister the annexed province, was as novel in the history of our Indian Empire as it was, at first sight, unpromising. The Pun- jab was to be governed, not by any one man, however eminent he might be, either as a soldier, or as a statesman, or as a mix- ture of both, but by a Board, the members of which were to be 1S49-52 THE WORK OF THE PUNJAB BOAR...D. 253 drawn from both branches of the service, and were to work under a system of 'divided labour, but of common responsi- bility. ' 'A Board, ' remarks Sir Charles Napier, when criticising the new arrangement, ' rarely has any talent. ' And other and less unfriendly observers, knowing the antagonistic and self-con- tradictory elements which this particular Board contained, remarked that it was self-condemned from its birth ; that it con- tained within itself the seeds of its own dissolution. There was truth in these sayings.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reginald Bosworth Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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