Lord Chelmsfords Viceroyalty a Critical Survey
Lord Chelmsfords Viceroyalty a Critical Survey
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Q : As regards the crowd, what was it doing ?
A : Well, they were holding a meeting. There was a man in the centre of the place on something raised. His arms were moving about. He was evidently addressing. He was absolutely in the centre of the square, as far as I could judge. I should say some 50 or 60 yards from where my troops were drawn up.
3 (a) " Unarmed civilians were killed in masses at other places near the pri- son. About 90 bodies were seen on the top of one another in a grass square... opposite the convent. Ibid p. 19.
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UNARM- The General had admitted that there might have been a good many who had not heard of the procla- mation. So Lord Hunter asked, " On the assumption that there was that risk of people being in the crowd who were not aware of the proclamation, did it not occur to you that it was a proper measure to ask the crowd to disperse before you took that step of actually firing ' *?
A : No, at the time I did not. I merely felt that my orders had not been obeyed, that Martial Law was flouted, and that it was my duty to fire immediately by rifle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Q : As regards the crowd, what was it doing ?
A : Well, they were holding a meeting. There was a man in the centre of the place on something raised. His arms were moving about. He was evidently addressing. He was absolutely in the centre of the square, as far as I could judge. I should say some 50 or 60 yards from where my troops were drawn up.
3 (a) " Unarmed civilians were killed in masses at other places near the pri- son. About 90 bodies were seen on the top of one another in a grass square... opposite the convent. Ibid p. 19.
3.
UNARM- The General had admitted that there might have been a good many who had not heard of the procla- mation. So Lord Hunter asked, " On the assumption that there was that risk of people being in the crowd who were not aware of the proclamation, did it not occur to you that it was a proper measure to ask the crowd to disperse before you took that step of actually firing ' *?
A : No, at the time I did not. I merely felt that my orders had not been obeyed, that Martial Law was flouted, and that it was my duty to fire immediately by rifle.
What to read after Lord Chelmsfords Viceroyalty a Critical Survey?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Akshaya Kumara Ghose to read onlineMoreLess
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