...conquered ; they intermixed and intermarried with the natives ; they admitted them to all privileges ; the interests and sympathies of the conquerors and...the one side, monopoly and exclusion on the other. " The bane of our system is not solely that the civil administration is entirely in the hands of foreigners...

...interests and sympathies of the conquerors and conquered became identified. Our policy, on tho ocnitrary, has been the reverse of this, cold, selfish, and unfeeling...of power on the one side, monopoly and exclusion on tho other. The hane of our system is not solely that the civil administration is entirely in the hands...

...elevating the natives, that our s}-stem was the reverse of the Mahommedan policy, that our policy was " cold, selfish, and unfeeling — the iron hand of...the one side, monopoly and exclusion on the other." And therefore do we hear of robberies and oppressions in Oude and Hyderabad, and yet the people do...

...conquered ; they intermixed and intermarried with the natives ; they admitted them to all privileges ; the interests and sympathies of the conquerors and...the one side, monopoly and exclusion on the other." been more exclusively the result of individual PART m. effort, and in which, on the other, that good...

...conquered ; they intermixed and intermarried with the natives, they admitted them to all privileges ; the interests and sympathies of the conquerors and...the one side, monopoly and exclusion on the other." — (Lord Wm. Bentinck.) " The ancient Hindoo aristocracy, who felt both pride and pleasure in promoting...

...thin meal-porridge, and partly rice with a little condiment ; his ploughing cattle, wretched animals, countries they conquered ; the interests and sympathies...the one side, monopoly and exclusion on the other." Sir Thomas Munro, who was likewise thoroughly acquainted with the condition of the Natives of India,...

...In many respects," he said, "the Mohammedans surpassed our rule; they settled in the countries which they conquered ; the interests and sympathies of the...the one side, monopoly and exclusion on the other." This cold reserve, this want of sympathy, is at the bottom of our unpopularity in Europe as well ns...

...and conquered became identified. Our policy, on the contrary, has been the reverse of this—cold, selfish, and unfeeling : the iron hand of power on...the one side, monopoly and exclusion on the other." This cold reserve, this want of sympathy, is at the bottom of our unpopularity in Europe as well as...

...conquered were identified. Our policy, on the contrary, has been the reverse of this — cold, selfish, unfeeling. The iron hand of power, on the one side, monopoly and exclusion on the other." — LOBD WILLIAM BENTINCK'S Minute. We have neither the space nor the heart to go over the details...

...declared that ' in many respects the Mohammedans surpassed our rule ; they settled in the countries which they conquered ; the interests and sympathies of the...one side — monopoly and exclusion on the other.' Moved by the same spirit, Sir John Malcolm wrote in 1824, ' Our present condition is one of apparent...