England and India: A Record of Progress During, a Hundred Years 1785-1885 (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from England and India: A Record of Progress During, a Hundred Years 1785-1885

India by the Crown, indicates the normal state of a rich and fertile country; and if the death of eight or ten millions of human beings from starvation, within this period, indicates the normal condition of an industrial and frugal population living in uninterrupted peace. These are ques tions which will require some definite inquiry and some definite answer.

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