Review of the Decade 1857-67
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" It is really heart-breaking to see what we are sending to India now. The mail days are dreaded. We never know when some brutal outrage may excite ' Mussulman fanaticism.' They try their hands on the Arabs in order to be in good train for insulting the Hindoos." — Ibid., p. 309.
23 in a book recently published, that the same kind of conduct was practised towards the Indian race. He could not but lament that more courteous conduct was not shown by our countrymen, and that they did not pay ...more regard to the habits and customs of people, whom they were pleased to regard as a race inferior to their own."* To those familiar with statements in regard to India similar to those here referred to by Lord Russell, that at various times have appeared in British journals, the occurrence of the great event in Indian history of the last decade, must have afforded as little cause for surprise as did the horrible circumstances which followed the suppression of the rebellion, thus described in a recent article (January, 1867) of the Westminster Review: " A historian of some promise has said that he knows nothing in early English history, except William's devastation of the North, that approaches the horrors that our troops have committed in putting down the Indian revolt, a judgment that appears to be confirmed by Captain Trotter's statement, p.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
105.
" It is really heart-breaking to see what we are sending to India now. The mail days are dreaded. We never know when some brutal outrage may excite ' Mussulman fanaticism.' They try their hands on the Arabs in order to be in good train for insulting the Hindoos." — Ibid., p. 309.
23 in a book recently published, that the same kind of conduct was practised towards the Indian race. He could not but lament that more courteous conduct was not shown by our countrymen, and that they did not pay ...more regard to the habits and customs of people, whom they were pleased to regard as a race inferior to their own."* To those familiar with statements in regard to India similar to those here referred to by Lord Russell, that at various times have appeared in British journals, the occurrence of the great event in Indian history of the last decade, must have afforded as little cause for surprise as did the horrible circumstances which followed the suppression of the rebellion, thus described in a recent article (January, 1867) of the Westminster Review: " A historian of some promise has said that he knows nothing in early English history, except William's devastation of the North, that approaches the horrors that our troops have committed in putting down the Indian revolt, a judgment that appears to be confirmed by Captain Trotter's statement, p.
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