Modern Review January 1919

The strict regulated life of the Shastrag ruld the Siora the rule of the priest the lack of oppurtanticS for education the constanth disturbed conditions of the country the philosopical pessimism of the creeds and the-cults the belittling of life by ce.utnries of inenustieism. [...] that the Resit mind.s of the wall rccogoised in them the desee:ndatits of men who were the equals ol the former in brain power of every kind: This raised them considerably in self-estimation and they began to use the greatness of their past as.11 lever and inspiration for aspirations of greatness. [...] purposes it is sheer and unjustifiable waste A study of the modern laws of the civics of time to insist on the dissemination or of the modern world of the forms of theones that have been superseded by government prevailing III other countries and discarded in famr of others proved to of their politics and economies is a sine be better and truer than the former. [...] economic life of the 'world fiesarit meant anything of the kind but We have of late.heard a great deal because there are some good people in about the desirability of reviving the India who do now and then talk of the iiyurredie and the Omni systems of desirability of their country leading a medicine. [...] (inc talks of the shape of the pose of the head„ of the colour of the hair etc.