Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 212William Blackwood, 1922 - England |
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Page 92
... English education remained at heart stupid , violent , and overbear- ing . Heaven meant us to be soldiers and I think you will agree that the British Army contained few braver soldiers than the Sikhs , -not statesmen nor scholars . So ...
... English education remained at heart stupid , violent , and overbear- ing . Heaven meant us to be soldiers and I think you will agree that the British Army contained few braver soldiers than the Sikhs , -not statesmen nor scholars . So ...
Page 94
... English have always felt more sympathy and comradeship with the Punjab Mussulmans than with any other class of Indians . It is just possible that with the great assistance which Englishmen , both sol- diers and administrators , are now ...
... English have always felt more sympathy and comradeship with the Punjab Mussulmans than with any other class of Indians . It is just possible that with the great assistance which Englishmen , both sol- diers and administrators , are now ...
Page 102
... English pastor is spoken of , it is to be supposed that some- thing of the sort existed , pro- bably within the precincts of the English Consulate . The Chevalier pays a high tribute to Turkish toleration . " There is no place in the ...
... English pastor is spoken of , it is to be supposed that some- thing of the sort existed , pro- bably within the precincts of the English Consulate . The Chevalier pays a high tribute to Turkish toleration . " There is no place in the ...
Page 105
... English , French , Dutch , and Venetians . Our countrymen got the lion's share , though , in view of their convivial habits , they can hardly have devoted so much time as they ought to the more serious occupations of life . The ...
... English , French , Dutch , and Venetians . Our countrymen got the lion's share , though , in view of their convivial habits , they can hardly have devoted so much time as they ought to the more serious occupations of life . The ...
Page 106
... English subjects in general , and had the power of punishing by fine and imprison- ment all who transgressed them or infringed its monopoly . The charter was again confirmed by Charles II . in 1660 , but in the eighteenth century the ...
... English subjects in general , and had the power of punishing by fine and imprison- ment all who transgressed them or infringed its monopoly . The charter was again confirmed by Charles II . in 1660 , but in the eighteenth century the ...
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