Progress of India, Japan, and China in the CenturyLinscott Publishing Company, 1902 - 510 pàgines |
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Pàgina vii
... known to history . By the end of the century there was great progress of many sorts , though not all the progress that might have been hoped for . This progress , many - sided and pregnant with future changes , has been due mainly to ...
... known to history . By the end of the century there was great progress of many sorts , though not all the progress that might have been hoped for . This progress , many - sided and pregnant with future changes , has been due mainly to ...
Pàgina 1
... known as India . At the beginning of the century it often bore the title of the East Indies , as dis- tinguished from the West Indies . But having grown to an importance enormously exceeding that of the West Indies , it acquired the ...
... known as India . At the beginning of the century it often bore the title of the East Indies , as dis- tinguished from the West Indies . But having grown to an importance enormously exceeding that of the West Indies , it acquired the ...
Pàgina 5
... known as the Vindhya . Beneath them runs the Nerbudda , famed for beauty from its source to its mouth , few rivers on earth presenting a greater num- ber of lovely scenes . South again rises another range running from east to west and ...
... known as the Vindhya . Beneath them runs the Nerbudda , famed for beauty from its source to its mouth , few rivers on earth presenting a greater num- ber of lovely scenes . South again rises another range running from east to west and ...
Pàgina 6
... known to Europeans as the Eastern Ghauts . On the west they are flanked by a range known to Europeans as the Western Ghauts . This range has geological forma- tions of marked character and striking aspect . It overlooks the coast of ...
... known to Europeans as the Eastern Ghauts . On the west they are flanked by a range known to Europeans as the Western Ghauts . This range has geological forma- tions of marked character and striking aspect . It overlooks the coast of ...
Pàgina 20
... known to history as the Permanent Settlement of Bengal and Behar . This was the only settlement made in the eighteenth cen- tury , and no such settlement had been made in any previous century . It affected the landlords only , and made ...
... known to history as the Permanent Settlement of Bengal and Behar . This was the only settlement made in the eighteenth cen- tury , and no such settlement had been made in any previous century . It affected the landlords only , and made ...
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Progress of India, Japan and China in the Nineteenth Century Sir Richard Temple Visualització de fragments - 1990 |
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Passatges populars
Pàgina 170 - We are in favour of making the British sovereign a legal tender and a current coin in India. We also consider that, at the same time, the Indian mints should be thrown open to the unrestricted coinage of gold on terms and conditions such as govern the three Australian branches of the Royal Mint.
Pàgina 420 - In case of any disturbance of a grave nature occurring in Korea, which necessitates the respective countries or either of them to send troops to Korea, it is hereby understood that they shall give, each to the other, previous notice in writing of their intention so to do, and that after the matter is settled, they shall withdraw their troops and not further station them there.
Pàgina 410 - His Majesty the Emperor and Autocrat of All the Russias, and His Majesty the Emperor of China, with...
Pàgina iv - Entered, according to Act of Parliament of Canada, In...
Pàgina 410 - Hi, temporarily occupied since 1871 by the Russian Armies. Russia remains in possession of this country, within the limits indicated by Article VII. of the present Treaty.
Pàgina 306 - You wish that all the Chinese should become Christians, and indeed your creed demands it. I am well aware of this, but in that event what would become of us ? Should we not soon be merely the subjects of your kings ? The converts you have made already recognise nobody but you.
Pàgina 307 - Kalka country. I permit you to reside here, and at Canton, as long as you give no cause for complaint ; but if any should arise I will not allow you to remain either here or at Canton. I will have none of you in the provinces. The Emperor, my father, suffered much in reputation among the literati by the condescension with which he allowed you to establish yourselves. He could not himself make any changes in the laws of our sages, and I will not suffer that in the least degree there shall be cause...
Pàgina 328 - Government regards all persons and Nations with eyes of Charity and Benevolence, and always treats and considers your subjects with the utmost indulgence and affection ; on their Account therefore there can be no place or occasion for...
Pàgina 24 - Native princes gave him his opportunity for carrying out this plan without a breach of faith. The time had arrived when the English must either become supreme in India, or be driven out of it. The Mughal Empire was completely broken up ; and the sway had to pass either to the local Muhammadan governors of that empire, or to the Hindu Confederacy represented by the Marathas, or to the British. Lord Wellesley determined that it should pass to the British.
Pàgina 227 - What ! Trade our gold, silver, copper, iron, and sundry useful materials for wool, glass, and similar trashy little articles ! Even the limited barter of the Dutch factory ought to have been stopped.