Progress of India, Japan And China in the Century
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Besides the first lines already sketched, the northern districts have been connected with the Gan- ges, Calcutta with Assam in the Brahmaputra, the Pan jab with the mouths of the Indus ; a straight line from Bombay has been taken across the Continent via Nagpore to Calcutta. At the present time 21,000 miles are open to traffic; and the total rises by several hundreds every year. In this is included TRADE AND COMMUNICATIONS. H5 the Burmese lines right up the Irawaddy Valley to Mandalay.
At first... the Railways were constructed and man- aged by private Companies formed in England, on whose capital a minimum rate of interest at 5 per cent, was guaranteed by the Government of India; of these one was for the Bengal Presidency under the style of " The East India " ; one for Madras, under that name • two for Bombay, named " the Great Indian Peninsula " and " the Bombay Baroda and Central India." The " East India " has since been purchased by the State; while the other companies still remain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Besides the first lines already sketched, the northern districts have been connected with the Gan- ges, Calcutta with Assam in the Brahmaputra, the Pan jab with the mouths of the Indus ; a straight line from Bombay has been taken across the Continent via Nagpore to Calcutta. At the present time 21,000 miles are open to traffic; and the total rises by several hundreds every year. In this is included TRADE AND COMMUNICATIONS. H5 the Burmese lines right up the Irawaddy Valley to Mandalay.
At first... the Railways were constructed and man- aged by private Companies formed in England, on whose capital a minimum rate of interest at 5 per cent, was guaranteed by the Government of India; of these one was for the Bengal Presidency under the style of " The East India " ; one for Madras, under that name • two for Bombay, named " the Great Indian Peninsula " and " the Bombay Baroda and Central India." The " East India " has since been purchased by the State; while the other companies still remain.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Temple, Richard, Sir, 1826-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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