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... English people , English institutions , English liberty and Empire . " He frankly admitted : " It has been well said that British rule is conferring inestimable benefit . not only in its civilised methods of administration , but also by ...
... English people , English institutions , English liberty and Empire . " He frankly admitted : " It has been well said that British rule is conferring inestimable benefit . not only in its civilised methods of administration , but also by ...
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... English was better worth knowing than Sanskrit or Arabic , that Indians desired to be taught English and not Sanskrit or Arabic , and it was possible to make Indians thoroughly good English scholars . Lord William accordingly decreed on ...
... English was better worth knowing than Sanskrit or Arabic , that Indians desired to be taught English and not Sanskrit or Arabic , and it was possible to make Indians thoroughly good English scholars . Lord William accordingly decreed on ...
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... English in preference to Sanskrit and Arabic . He said : " This is proved by the fact that we are forced to pay our Arabic and Sanskrit students , while those who learn English are willing to pay us . " Of the books published by the ...
... English in preference to Sanskrit and Arabic . He said : " This is proved by the fact that we are forced to pay our Arabic and Sanskrit students , while those who learn English are willing to pay us . " Of the books published by the ...
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LORD WILLIAM BENTINCK | 1 |
LORD MACAULAY | 13 |
HENRY FAWCETT | 31 |
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