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Unhappy India . By Lajpat Rai , Member of the Legislative Assembly . Calcutta ,
1928 . 2 . The Education of India . By Arthur Mayhew , C . I . E . Faber and Gwyer ,
1926 . 3 . The Heart of Aryavarta . By Lord Ronaldshay . Constable , 1925 . 4 .
Unhappy India . By Lajpat Rai , Member of the Legislative Assembly . Calcutta ,
1928 . 2 . The Education of India . By Arthur Mayhew , C . I . E . Faber and Gwyer ,
1926 . 3 . The Heart of Aryavarta . By Lord Ronaldshay . Constable , 1925 . 4 .
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Armies have passed , kings have come and gone , empires have risen and fallen
, but village India persists immutable , illiterate , and scarcely aware . It is the
patriarchal ages lived before your very eyes in this twentieth Christian century .
Armies have passed , kings have come and gone , empires have risen and fallen
, but village India persists immutable , illiterate , and scarcely aware . It is the
patriarchal ages lived before your very eyes in this twentieth Christian century .
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AGRICULTURE IN INDIA . THE report of the Linlithgow Commission is the first
which has dealt specifically with the agricultural problems of British India , and is
for that reason of outstanding importance . The Famine Commission of 1880 did ...
AGRICULTURE IN INDIA . THE report of the Linlithgow Commission is the first
which has dealt specifically with the agricultural problems of British India , and is
for that reason of outstanding importance . The Famine Commission of 1880 did ...
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| Title | The Quarterly Review, 252. köide |
| Contributors | William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero |
| Publisher | J. Murray, 1929 |
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