The Bayard of India a Life of General Sir James Outram Bart G C B Etc
The Bayard of India a Life of General Sir James Outram Bart G C B Etc
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Every native, of whatever race or creed, was to be freely admitted to any public office MILITARY MEMBER OF VICEROY's COUNCIL. 271 the duties of which he might be qualified by " educa- tion, ability, and integrity duly to discharge. " In all future legislation all possible regard should be paid to "the ancient rights, usages, and customs of India, " especially to all rights connected with the holding of ancestral lands.
It was a memorable holiday all over India, the day when this Proclamation wa...s read aloud, not only in the Viceroy's camp at Allahabad, but at the head- quarters of every province in the Empire, from the Punjab to Pegu. In all the chief cities of British India the booming of guns, the clang of military music, the cheers of paraded soldiery, and the noise of admiring crowds acclaimed the new charter of Indian rights and aspirations.
While our troops were still employed in recon- quering parts of Oudh, hunting down the last band of outlawed desperadoes in Central India, the new military member of the Viceroy's Council was add- ing to his regular duties the writing of long minutes upon the new administrative problems arising out of the Sepoy war, and the final transfer of India from the Company to the Crown.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every native, of whatever race or creed, was to be freely admitted to any public office MILITARY MEMBER OF VICEROY's COUNCIL. 271 the duties of which he might be qualified by " educa- tion, ability, and integrity duly to discharge. " In all future legislation all possible regard should be paid to "the ancient rights, usages, and customs of India, " especially to all rights connected with the holding of ancestral lands.
It was a memorable holiday all over India, the day when this Proclamation wa...s read aloud, not only in the Viceroy's camp at Allahabad, but at the head- quarters of every province in the Empire, from the Punjab to Pegu. In all the chief cities of British India the booming of guns, the clang of military music, the cheers of paraded soldiery, and the noise of admiring crowds acclaimed the new charter of Indian rights and aspirations.
While our troops were still employed in recon- quering parts of Oudh, hunting down the last band of outlawed desperadoes in Central India, the new military member of the Viceroy's Council was add- ing to his regular duties the writing of long minutes upon the new administrative problems arising out of the Sepoy war, and the final transfer of India from the Company to the Crown.
What to read after The Bayard of India a Life of General Sir James Outram Bart G C B Etc?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lionel James Trotter to read onlineMoreLess
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