A Visit to Japan, China, and IndiaS. Low, Marston, Searle, & Rivington, 1877 - 294 pages |
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Page 118
... important question arises whether it was wise to interfere at all . Unless both sides were willing to submit to the Governor's arbi- tration , we should either have to bring British influence into contempt , or to enforce the decision ...
... important question arises whether it was wise to interfere at all . Unless both sides were willing to submit to the Governor's arbi- tration , we should either have to bring British influence into contempt , or to enforce the decision ...
Page 165
... important , wherever it is possible , to contract expenditure , and our military expenditure is the heaviest item in ... importance a sufficient number of European troops to suppress any outbreak which may occur , that we should keep for ...
... important , wherever it is possible , to contract expenditure , and our military expenditure is the heaviest item in ... importance a sufficient number of European troops to suppress any outbreak which may occur , that we should keep for ...
Page 187
... importance of the alteration which deprived India of the hereditary knowledge insured by the old system . It would ... important question is , " Can nothing be done to enable the sons of those who have served their country in the East ...
... importance of the alteration which deprived India of the hereditary knowledge insured by the old system . It would ... important question is , " Can nothing be done to enable the sons of those who have served their country in the East ...
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