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Vague statements there are here, but not one statement of fact. Misgovernment must be made up of something. You may shadow a man, put him unjustly in prison, or take away his property. None of these things are alleged against this unfortunate gentleman. Well, the right hon. Gentleman went on to say that the Government of India have never attached any importance to certain treasonable and THE MAHARAJA OF KASHMIR. L6l criminal correspondence attributed to the Maharaja. It would have been as well ...not to have so described the character of the correspondence if no importance was attached to it. Why suggest that it was criminal and treasonable if it was not true, as it was not, that he was responsible for it ? I do not suggest that the right hon. Gentleman has made an inaccurate statement, . But I do say he has been ignorant of the facts.
I will read the evidence given by the Viceroy himself with re- gard to this correspondence which the right hon. Gentleman dare not lay before this House, which he dare not put in print, but on which the emissaries of the Government have hed away the Ma- haraja's character during the last year and a half.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Vague statements there are here, but not one statement of fact. Misgovernment must be made up of something. You may shadow a man, put him unjustly in prison, or take away his property. None of these things are alleged against this unfortunate gentleman. Well, the right hon. Gentleman went on to say that the Government of India have never attached any importance to certain treasonable and THE MAHARAJA OF KASHMIR. L6l criminal correspondence attributed to the Maharaja. It would have been as well ...not to have so described the character of the correspondence if no importance was attached to it. Why suggest that it was criminal and treasonable if it was not true, as it was not, that he was responsible for it ? I do not suggest that the right hon. Gentleman has made an inaccurate statement, . But I do say he has been ignorant of the facts.
I will read the evidence given by the Viceroy himself with re- gard to this correspondence which the right hon. Gentleman dare not lay before this House, which he dare not put in print, but on which the emissaries of the Government have hed away the Ma- haraja's character during the last year and a half.
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