Recollections of Westminster And India
Recollections of Westminster And India
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Chamberlain was speaking at the time, and Mr. Cowen went on to say : ** Mark that man. He is the shallowest and most self-complacent politician in the House of Commons. If ever he comes into power, he will do some mortal harm to the State. " It cannot be fairly said any longer that Mr. Chamberlain is shallow ; education has broadened him slowly down to the level of his > 5 ■) » AN INDIAN DEBATE. LOI colleagues on the Treasury bench, but that he is still intemperate and reckless is shown by his ...whole career.
Some time afterwards I had another oppor- tunity of using my Indian experience. A motion was brouoht forward in the House o for reinstating in the Indian Civil Service Mr. William Tayler, of Patna, who had been dismissed for failure, as the Government thought, to do his duty during the Mutiny. I held the opinion that Mr. Tayler had been justly punished, and I had prepared a speech on the subject. During the debate one of Mr. Glad- stone's colleaoues came across the House to me and begged me to intervene, saying that Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chamberlain was speaking at the time, and Mr. Cowen went on to say : ** Mark that man. He is the shallowest and most self-complacent politician in the House of Commons. If ever he comes into power, he will do some mortal harm to the State. " It cannot be fairly said any longer that Mr. Chamberlain is shallow ; education has broadened him slowly down to the level of his > 5 ■) » AN INDIAN DEBATE. LOI colleagues on the Treasury bench, but that he is still intemperate and reckless is shown by his ...whole career.
Some time afterwards I had another oppor- tunity of using my Indian experience. A motion was brouoht forward in the House o for reinstating in the Indian Civil Service Mr. William Tayler, of Patna, who had been dismissed for failure, as the Government thought, to do his duty during the Mutiny. I held the opinion that Mr. Tayler had been justly punished, and I had prepared a speech on the subject. During the debate one of Mr. Glad- stone's colleaoues came across the House to me and begged me to intervene, saying that Mr.
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