Truths About India Being a Reprint of Leaflets Issued By the East India Associa
Truths About India Being a Reprint of Leaflets Issued By the East India Associa
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Besides these goods, there was a net import of treasure, principally silver coin and bullion, of the value of, 6, 000, 000 sterling in the three years during which the people of the Punjab must have added that amount of gold and silver to their hoards and ornaments.
This great improvement of communications, which is still steadily proceeding year by year, has not only con- tributed immensely to the general convenience of the Punjab villagers all over the Province, but has tended to equalize pri...ces by facilitating the flow of all commodities from where they are plentiful and cheap to where they are 96 Truths about India scarce and dear, to make imported articles cheaper and to enable the villager to get a better price for his surplus produce and this tendency has been even more marked in the outlying villages than in the towns. Forty or fifty years ago, when authentic news was difficult to get, and the carriage of bulky goods was very costly, it was not uncommon to find grain selling in one part of the country, where the harvests had been good, at half the price that would willingly be paid for it two or three hundred miles away, where there had been a drought, the crops had failed and the people were starving.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Besides these goods, there was a net import of treasure, principally silver coin and bullion, of the value of, 6, 000, 000 sterling in the three years during which the people of the Punjab must have added that amount of gold and silver to their hoards and ornaments.
This great improvement of communications, which is still steadily proceeding year by year, has not only con- tributed immensely to the general convenience of the Punjab villagers all over the Province, but has tended to equalize pri...ces by facilitating the flow of all commodities from where they are plentiful and cheap to where they are 96 Truths about India scarce and dear, to make imported articles cheaper and to enable the villager to get a better price for his surplus produce and this tendency has been even more marked in the outlying villages than in the towns. Forty or fifty years ago, when authentic news was difficult to get, and the carriage of bulky goods was very costly, it was not uncommon to find grain selling in one part of the country, where the harvests had been good, at half the price that would willingly be paid for it two or three hundred miles away, where there had been a drought, the crops had failed and the people were starving.
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