The Crisis in India
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The Editor of " India, " like the Indian Editors of the red-hot school, has readily published this gross piece of libel in his paper without enquiry. I never thought that the policy of " India " was to lend itself to such libels against the Government and against people as honorable as himself and his compatriots. The murder of Mr. Ashe happened on 17th June, and the article in question appears in " India " at the end of the month. It could not therefore have been sent from India. It must have ...been written in England. It tries to account for the murder as due to the policy and action of the Madras Government !
85 Such a gross traversity of facts as this, is extremely un-English and unfair. It is both malicious and false. The British public at home must take the state- ments in question with a very large pinch of salt. But the person who deserves to be held criminally responsible for the libel is the correspondent who supplied the matter ; because the Editor might have taken it on trust, though he must know the danger of accepting such silly stuff on trust.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Editor of " India, " like the Indian Editors of the red-hot school, has readily published this gross piece of libel in his paper without enquiry. I never thought that the policy of " India " was to lend itself to such libels against the Government and against people as honorable as himself and his compatriots. The murder of Mr. Ashe happened on 17th June, and the article in question appears in " India " at the end of the month. It could not therefore have been sent from India. It must have ...been written in England. It tries to account for the murder as due to the policy and action of the Madras Government !
85 Such a gross traversity of facts as this, is extremely un-English and unfair. It is both malicious and false. The British public at home must take the state- ments in question with a very large pinch of salt. But the person who deserves to be held criminally responsible for the libel is the correspondent who supplied the matter ; because the Editor might have taken it on trust, though he must know the danger of accepting such silly stuff on trust.
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