The Political Future of India
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So long as the people who refuse India protection are interested in manufactures with which India might compete, Indian opinion cannot bring itself to believe that the refusal is disinterested or dictated by care for the best interests of India. This real and keen desire for fiscal autonomy does not mean that educated opinion in India is unmindful of Imperial obligations. . . ." These admissions should put India's claims for fiscal autonomy beyond the range of doubt and dispute, but so strange ...are the ways of modern statesmanship that consistency and logic are not the necessary accompaniments thereof.
CLAIM TO FISCAL AUTONOMY I45 The authors have advanced another very strong argument for the economic development of India, viz., ''miUtary value," which makes the case conclusive.
This argument has been suppHed by the Great War and is so well known that we need not state it in their words.
If India is to prosper and take her legitimate place in the British Commonwealth, and in the great family of Nations of the World, it is absolutely necessary that she should be given complete fiscal freedom to manage her own affairs, develop her own industries and do her own trading.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So long as the people who refuse India protection are interested in manufactures with which India might compete, Indian opinion cannot bring itself to believe that the refusal is disinterested or dictated by care for the best interests of India. This real and keen desire for fiscal autonomy does not mean that educated opinion in India is unmindful of Imperial obligations. . . ." These admissions should put India's claims for fiscal autonomy beyond the range of doubt and dispute, but so strange ...are the ways of modern statesmanship that consistency and logic are not the necessary accompaniments thereof.
CLAIM TO FISCAL AUTONOMY I45 The authors have advanced another very strong argument for the economic development of India, viz., ''miUtary value," which makes the case conclusive.
This argument has been suppHed by the Great War and is so well known that we need not state it in their words.
If India is to prosper and take her legitimate place in the British Commonwealth, and in the great family of Nations of the World, it is absolutely necessary that she should be given complete fiscal freedom to manage her own affairs, develop her own industries and do her own trading.
What to read after The Political Future of India?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lajpat Rai, Lala, 1865-1928 to read onlineMoreLess
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