The Indian National Congress Containing An Account of Its Origin And Growth Fu
The Indian National Congress Containing An Account of Its Origin And Growth Fu
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The economic problem is a more contentious one and affords ground for wider differ- ences of opinion, coloured, I am afraid, by official and party bias. There we enter upon an altogether more difficult sphere, where the atmosphere is surcharged with the heat of partisan controversy and where the combatants have already taken up definite sides, to which they are attached by interests and passions which must seriously interfere with the impartial consideration of the problem. On the one hand, we ...have the Government and the adher- ents of the Government, who, jubilant over the fat surplu- ses of the last few years, invite an admiring world to congratulate them on their work. On the other, we have Mr. Digby and his friends who shake their heads in stolid incredulity and producing their facts and figures from official sources, challenge the optimism of the opposite school. They maintain, not upon " a plausible syllogistic formula " (whatever that may mean), but upon data sup- plied by official authority that India has undergone steady material retrogression under British Rule, and they appeal to the Secretary of State for " a searching examination " of their position.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The economic problem is a more contentious one and affords ground for wider differ- ences of opinion, coloured, I am afraid, by official and party bias. There we enter upon an altogether more difficult sphere, where the atmosphere is surcharged with the heat of partisan controversy and where the combatants have already taken up definite sides, to which they are attached by interests and passions which must seriously interfere with the impartial consideration of the problem. On the one hand, we ...have the Government and the adher- ents of the Government, who, jubilant over the fat surplu- ses of the last few years, invite an admiring world to congratulate them on their work. On the other, we have Mr. Digby and his friends who shake their heads in stolid incredulity and producing their facts and figures from official sources, challenge the optimism of the opposite school. They maintain, not upon " a plausible syllogistic formula " (whatever that may mean), but upon data sup- plied by official authority that India has undergone steady material retrogression under British Rule, and they appeal to the Secretary of State for " a searching examination " of their position.
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