Modern Review April 1907

The circulation of blood through the lungs by the town-dwelling and town-educated and as if between these instead of the heart of the organism energised by and responsive to the body its a whole and vitally affected for good or ill by each influence that fall:4 on any part of it there were a mass of some intruded substance ignorant of the needs unfeeling [...] Since the spark of all in the world are taken up in the law there is no knowledge upon any subject which may not be useful at some time or other to a lawyer [...] The lawyer is by profession the patron of innocency the upholder of right the scourge of oppression and the terror of deceit.* He should lie the healer of wounds and the bringer of peace. [...] The reports received from time to time from these representative's of the Mahratta Power are it will be seen from the letters frequently of a contradictory nature but though sometimes conflicting these despathea are useful in revealing the relative positions of the armies of Delhi and of Persia the respective parts taken by the principal officers at this critical time