The Awakening of India
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They are generally in the hands of the money-lender, who is unwilling to advance them more money ; they have no reserve of grain, so that they have to purchase the high-priced food- stuffs on the market ; they are unwilling to go away in search of work. The ad- vantage they have is that they may obtain from the Government some loan to dig wells. 1 Then the high prices reduce the Report on the Administration of Famine Relief in the United Provinces during the Years 1907-8. Prices rose rapidly in... the second week in January, and imports from the Punjab and elsewhere came in at the rate of 50,000 tons a week (p. 27). Estimate that the cultivator in 1908 lost £23,000,000 worth of food crops (p. 33). Trade in food-stuffs active during famine, and private enterprise provided sufficient supply for market (p. 122). Difficulty is high prices, not scarcity (p. 124). If prices had been as low as they were thirty years before, there would have been no need for relief over the greater part of the area (p.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are generally in the hands of the money-lender, who is unwilling to advance them more money ; they have no reserve of grain, so that they have to purchase the high-priced food- stuffs on the market ; they are unwilling to go away in search of work. The ad- vantage they have is that they may obtain from the Government some loan to dig wells. 1 Then the high prices reduce the Report on the Administration of Famine Relief in the United Provinces during the Years 1907-8. Prices rose rapidly in... the second week in January, and imports from the Punjab and elsewhere came in at the rate of 50,000 tons a week (p. 27). Estimate that the cultivator in 1908 lost £23,000,000 worth of food crops (p. 33). Trade in food-stuffs active during famine, and private enterprise provided sufficient supply for market (p. 122). Difficulty is high prices, not scarcity (p. 124). If prices had been as low as they were thirty years before, there would have been no need for relief over the greater part of the area (p.
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