The Garden of India Or Chapters On Oudh History And Affairs
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Such is undeniably the ideal of a " good " tenant cherished by five Indian landlords out of six, as it is, mutatis mutandis, by a large majority of landlords all the world over. Such a tenant as this, it may be admitted that no landlord would seek to dispossess ; but the converse proposition can scarcely be conceded, that any landlord should be at liberty to get rid of any tenant who may fall short of this lofty ideal. It would be hard to imagine any more effective device for 216 THE GAEDEN OP ...INDIA.
wholly extinguishing anything Hke manliness and independ- ence in a national character already sadly deficient in those qualities, than to render all assertion of them only possible at the risk of house and field.
It only remains to be observed that "the extension of the system of granting pattas down to every one who holds lands of another," which Mr. Wingfield contemplated as likely to "affordample protection to everyone," would nothave afforded any protection at all beyond the term for which the leases were granted, which is the essential point ; even if it had, which it has not, ever got beyond the sphere of the then Chief Commissioner's contemplation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Such is undeniably the ideal of a " good " tenant cherished by five Indian landlords out of six, as it is, mutatis mutandis, by a large majority of landlords all the world over. Such a tenant as this, it may be admitted that no landlord would seek to dispossess ; but the converse proposition can scarcely be conceded, that any landlord should be at liberty to get rid of any tenant who may fall short of this lofty ideal. It would be hard to imagine any more effective device for 216 THE GAEDEN OP ...INDIA.
wholly extinguishing anything Hke manliness and independ- ence in a national character already sadly deficient in those qualities, than to render all assertion of them only possible at the risk of house and field.
It only remains to be observed that "the extension of the system of granting pattas down to every one who holds lands of another," which Mr. Wingfield contemplated as likely to "affordample protection to everyone," would nothave afforded any protection at all beyond the term for which the leases were granted, which is the essential point ; even if it had, which it has not, ever got beyond the sphere of the then Chief Commissioner's contemplation.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H C Henry Crossley Irwin to read onlineMoreLess
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