Speeches 1898 1901
Speeches 1898 1901
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It cannot be met with a sigh, or dismissed with a shudder. It is a terrible incident, an abiding landmark, in the history of the Indian people. As such, its management and its study impose a heavy responsibility upon those of us who are charged with the government of this great dependency. It is w r ith the object of demonstrating to the Indian public that in the administration of the recent famine, we have not been unworthy of our trust, and that this year of strain and suffering will not have... passed by without our profiting by its- lessons, that I have made this speech.
PUNJAB LAND ALIENATION BILL. 32; PUNJAB LAND ALIENATION BILL.
\Wi Ocfobt't-, 1900.
[At a meeting of the Legislative Council of the Governor-General of India at Simla, on the 19th October 1900, a lengthened debate took place on the Punjab Land Alienation Bill on the motion that the Reports of the Select Committee on the Bill be taken into consideration. Four amendments, brought forward by the Hon'ble Kunwar Sir Harnam Singh, were subsequently discussed, and negatived.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It cannot be met with a sigh, or dismissed with a shudder. It is a terrible incident, an abiding landmark, in the history of the Indian people. As such, its management and its study impose a heavy responsibility upon those of us who are charged with the government of this great dependency. It is w r ith the object of demonstrating to the Indian public that in the administration of the recent famine, we have not been unworthy of our trust, and that this year of strain and suffering will not have... passed by without our profiting by its- lessons, that I have made this speech.
PUNJAB LAND ALIENATION BILL. 32; PUNJAB LAND ALIENATION BILL.
\Wi Ocfobt't-, 1900.
[At a meeting of the Legislative Council of the Governor-General of India at Simla, on the 19th October 1900, a lengthened debate took place on the Punjab Land Alienation Bill on the motion that the Reports of the Select Committee on the Bill be taken into consideration. Four amendments, brought forward by the Hon'ble Kunwar Sir Harnam Singh, were subsequently discussed, and negatived.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Nathaniel Curzon Curzon to read onlineMoreLess
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