Some Facts About India
Some Facts About India
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And it cannot be supposed that satisfaction is given everywhere. But these facts may be considered : that all the revenue raised in India is expended on India, and India does not contribute to the British 13 exchequer; that railways, irrigation canals, postal facilities and agricultural develop- ments are constantly improving the material welfare of the people ; and that as they are becoming better educated they are being admitted in continually increasing numbers into the higher ad- ministrati...ve posts. Mr. Roosevelt, in the role of candid friend, criticised British administration in Egypt. Of India he said : ' It is easy enough to point out shortcomings, but the fact remains that the successful administration of the Indian Empire by the English has been one of the most admirable achievements of the white race during the last two centuries. ' " " Do you consider that Germany has any designs upon India ? " I asked.
" For years past, " said Lord Islington, " the Germans have been working east- ward, acquiring a greater and greater influence over the Turks ; possessed of the idea of a Berlin-Baghdad railway with a port on the Persian Gulf ; and intent also on causing pressure on Egypt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And it cannot be supposed that satisfaction is given everywhere. But these facts may be considered : that all the revenue raised in India is expended on India, and India does not contribute to the British 13 exchequer; that railways, irrigation canals, postal facilities and agricultural develop- ments are constantly improving the material welfare of the people ; and that as they are becoming better educated they are being admitted in continually increasing numbers into the higher ad- ministrati...ve posts. Mr. Roosevelt, in the role of candid friend, criticised British administration in Egypt. Of India he said : ' It is easy enough to point out shortcomings, but the fact remains that the successful administration of the Indian Empire by the English has been one of the most admirable achievements of the white race during the last two centuries. ' " " Do you consider that Germany has any designs upon India ? " I asked.
" For years past, " said Lord Islington, " the Germans have been working east- ward, acquiring a greater and greater influence over the Turks ; possessed of the idea of a Berlin-Baghdad railway with a port on the Persian Gulf ; and intent also on causing pressure on Egypt.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Poynder Dickson Poynder Islington to read onlineMoreLess
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