Notes On the Famine Tour
Notes On the Famine Tour
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A tagavi amount of 5000 rupees was also sanc- tioned for the Amreli weavers, to help them in their trade, as had previously been done in the case of the copper-smiths at Visnagar and the carpenters and blacksmiths of Shiyanagar, for whom 4000 rupees had been sanctioned.
The literature, consisting of the impressions, reflections, ideas, and schemes found in the Famine Commissioners' reports, and at times in newspapers, of what was being done in British territories had a great educational effect ...on the minds -of our English-speaking officials ; and they often wanted to imitate and carry out exactly what they found was being done in British territory. This they often did to guard themselves against any unfavourable criticism. But sometimes their longing to follow suit was wanting in the discrimination which would have counselled some omissions. I may cite a case in 56 FAMINE TOUR point. The leaders of the weavers, as well as their saukars, and the weavers themselves, seemed to be quite willing to do anything for payment by the State.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A tagavi amount of 5000 rupees was also sanc- tioned for the Amreli weavers, to help them in their trade, as had previously been done in the case of the copper-smiths at Visnagar and the carpenters and blacksmiths of Shiyanagar, for whom 4000 rupees had been sanctioned.
The literature, consisting of the impressions, reflections, ideas, and schemes found in the Famine Commissioners' reports, and at times in newspapers, of what was being done in British territories had a great educational effect ...on the minds -of our English-speaking officials ; and they often wanted to imitate and carry out exactly what they found was being done in British territory. This they often did to guard themselves against any unfavourable criticism. But sometimes their longing to follow suit was wanting in the discrimination which would have counselled some omissions. I may cite a case in 56 FAMINE TOUR point. The leaders of the weavers, as well as their saukars, and the weavers themselves, seemed to be quite willing to do anything for payment by the State.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maharaja of Baroda Sayaji Rao Gaekwar Iii to read onlineMoreLess
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