The Government of India
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All that changed, however. British legal ideas not only established the cultivator on a more definite relationship to his land, but introduced also a more definite relationship between him and his bxmnia. The vakil, or country lawyer, came in to interpret that relation- ship because it had become technical; and the moneylender, knowing probably what had happened at the beginning of the nineteenth century when Bengal moneylenders acquired the Orissa estates upon which they had issued mortgages, ...and in any event feeling the common land hunger, proceeded to employ British justice to acquire landed property. I do not concern myself with his tricky methods, with the amount of his interest or the provisions of his mortgage deeds. I con- cern myself with the legal and judicial changes of which he took advantage and which altered village relationships as completely and as unfortunately as the Permanent Settlement changed relationships in Bengal.
Again and again the operation of strict legal processes has brought whole communities to the verge of ruin and the State to the edge of serious disorder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All that changed, however. British legal ideas not only established the cultivator on a more definite relationship to his land, but introduced also a more definite relationship between him and his bxmnia. The vakil, or country lawyer, came in to interpret that relation- ship because it had become technical; and the moneylender, knowing probably what had happened at the beginning of the nineteenth century when Bengal moneylenders acquired the Orissa estates upon which they had issued mortgages, ...and in any event feeling the common land hunger, proceeded to employ British justice to acquire landed property. I do not concern myself with his tricky methods, with the amount of his interest or the provisions of his mortgage deeds. I con- cern myself with the legal and judicial changes of which he took advantage and which altered village relationships as completely and as unfortunately as the Permanent Settlement changed relationships in Bengal.
Again and again the operation of strict legal processes has brought whole communities to the verge of ruin and the State to the edge of serious disorder.
What to read after The Government of India?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macdonald, James Ramsay, 1866-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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