Political Financial Requirements of British India As Set Forth in a Petition O
Political Financial Requirements of British India As Set Forth in a Petition O
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V. Repeal of the Vernacular Press and Arms Acts.
The Prime Minister and other leading members of the Liberal party having, in recent public utterances, strongly condemned both the above- mentioned Acts, and fully stated the grounds of their condemnation, it is to be hoped that the repeal of those Acts will not be long delayed.
The maintenance of the Vernacular Press Act is exercising a dangerous influence by encouraging agitation in India, on a subject in which the people of that country have t...he sympathy of the civilised world, and in respect of a concession which, under all the circumstances, cannot long be withheld. As regards the Arms Act, it must be borne in mind that the measure not only deprives the people of the means of defence against the attacks of wild animals, and leaves them exposed to the depredations of the Dacoits with which parts of the Bombay Presidency are greatly infested ; but that it is necessarily interpreted by the people as 17 implying mistrust in their loyalty, a feeling which they resent as unwarranted, in view of the proofs of attachment which they have so frequently and so unmistakeably manifested to British rule.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
V. Repeal of the Vernacular Press and Arms Acts.
The Prime Minister and other leading members of the Liberal party having, in recent public utterances, strongly condemned both the above- mentioned Acts, and fully stated the grounds of their condemnation, it is to be hoped that the repeal of those Acts will not be long delayed.
The maintenance of the Vernacular Press Act is exercising a dangerous influence by encouraging agitation in India, on a subject in which the people of that country have t...he sympathy of the civilised world, and in respect of a concession which, under all the circumstances, cannot long be withheld. As regards the Arms Act, it must be borne in mind that the measure not only deprives the people of the means of defence against the attacks of wild animals, and leaves them exposed to the depredations of the Dacoits with which parts of the Bombay Presidency are greatly infested ; but that it is necessarily interpreted by the people as 17 implying mistrust in their loyalty, a feeling which they resent as unwarranted, in view of the proofs of attachment which they have so frequently and so unmistakeably manifested to British rule.
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