The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 250A. Constable, 1929 |
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Page 39
... princes and territorial magnates . Lord Minto , however , still anxious to call a potent influence into action , addressed the princes directly on the subject of the active unrest prevalent in various parts of India , and invited an ...
... princes and territorial magnates . Lord Minto , however , still anxious to call a potent influence into action , addressed the princes directly on the subject of the active unrest prevalent in various parts of India , and invited an ...
Page 40
... princes was one of suzerainty . Its political officers resident in the States had a dual capacity as the mouth- pieces of the Government and the interpreters of the sentiments and aspirations of the States . Lord Minto was eminently ...
... princes was one of suzerainty . Its political officers resident in the States had a dual capacity as the mouth- pieces of the Government and the interpreters of the sentiments and aspirations of the States . Lord Minto was eminently ...
Page 47
... Princes , and the recruitment of political officers from the Universities of England for service in the States alone . These suggestions have been carefully considered . As the committee say , for the present at any rate , it is a ...
... Princes , and the recruitment of political officers from the Universities of England for service in the States alone . These suggestions have been carefully considered . As the committee say , for the present at any rate , it is a ...
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The New Italian Constitution J S BARNES | 1 |
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The Poor Law in Necessitous | 65 |
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