The Open Court 19, No.590
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These have been followed by others, whose dark-skinned, turbaned. yellow-robed figures have become quite familiar to us; and to these visitors from beyond the seas we owe much in the way of more liberal thought — broader, more genereous, and not unfrequently more Christ-like views of men and things.
Following the long procession of Indian teachers which has sought our shores during the past score of years, one whose position, attainments, and character are such as to cast a lustre upon all who ...preceded him, is expected to visit us during the coming summer. It is to make this fact known to your readers, that those who wish may avail themselves of the opportunity of meeting him, and that a fitting tribute of respect and honor may be paid by us to a really great man, that I am preparing the present paper. The person .
to whom I refer is the Honorable P. Ramanathan, K. C, C. M. G., Solicitor General of Ceylon.
Mr. Ramanathan is a man thoroughly representative of the Indian Na- tion, both in its external, material, and its inner, spiritual, aspects, in a higher degree, perhaps, than any one who has hitherto visited America from that land.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These have been followed by others, whose dark-skinned, turbaned. yellow-robed figures have become quite familiar to us; and to these visitors from beyond the seas we owe much in the way of more liberal thought — broader, more genereous, and not unfrequently more Christ-like views of men and things.
Following the long procession of Indian teachers which has sought our shores during the past score of years, one whose position, attainments, and character are such as to cast a lustre upon all who ...preceded him, is expected to visit us during the coming summer. It is to make this fact known to your readers, that those who wish may avail themselves of the opportunity of meeting him, and that a fitting tribute of respect and honor may be paid by us to a really great man, that I am preparing the present paper. The person .
to whom I refer is the Honorable P. Ramanathan, K. C, C. M. G., Solicitor General of Ceylon.
Mr. Ramanathan is a man thoroughly representative of the Indian Na- tion, both in its external, material, and its inner, spiritual, aspects, in a higher degree, perhaps, than any one who has hitherto visited America from that land.
What to read after The Open Court 19, No.590?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carus, Paul, 1852-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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