Our Great Vassal Empire
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Nothing could have been more impolitic or more ungracious. It was just the old leaven of the permanent official, the characteristic disease of the Bengal Civilian, — a sort of fussy jealousy, always sure to be roused by the portentous phenomenon of any Native, whether Prince or peasant, presuming to act or think for himself.
Even if there had been any cause or ground for mis- trust, it was most indiscreet and undignified to show it. The action of Sir John Lawrence seems to have involved every f...ault that should be avoided in dealing with the de- pendent States. It betrayed petty suspicions and in- glorious apprehensions, unworthy of the Imperial Power. It violated a Treaty, — thereby shaking respect for the * Collection of Treaties, vol. Iv, p. 286. F Ibid. , p. 272.
S6 OUll LiKEAT VASSAL EMPIllE.
solemn engagements on which the moral authority of our Government depends, not only in the particular State injured, hut in every State throughout India, It tended to alienate an able and estimable Prince, and to make British supremacy hateful and oflensive in his councils, and among all his compeers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nothing could have been more impolitic or more ungracious. It was just the old leaven of the permanent official, the characteristic disease of the Bengal Civilian, — a sort of fussy jealousy, always sure to be roused by the portentous phenomenon of any Native, whether Prince or peasant, presuming to act or think for himself.
Even if there had been any cause or ground for mis- trust, it was most indiscreet and undignified to show it. The action of Sir John Lawrence seems to have involved every f...ault that should be avoided in dealing with the de- pendent States. It betrayed petty suspicions and in- glorious apprehensions, unworthy of the Imperial Power. It violated a Treaty, — thereby shaking respect for the * Collection of Treaties, vol. Iv, p. 286. F Ibid. , p. 272.
S6 OUll LiKEAT VASSAL EMPIllE.
solemn engagements on which the moral authority of our Government depends, not only in the particular State injured, hut in every State throughout India, It tended to alienate an able and estimable Prince, and to make British supremacy hateful and oflensive in his councils, and among all his compeers.
What to read after Our Great Vassal Empire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Evans Bell to read onlineMoreLess
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