Modern Review January 1928

Thus the Constitution of Massachusetts which was adopted in 1780 contained the following provision: "Wisdom and knowledge as well as virtue diffused generally among the body of the Dec being necessary for the preservation of their and liberties and as these depend on the opportunities and advantages of education the various parts of the country and among he different orders of the people it [...] Moreover both at Delhi and at Bombay the Hindu spokesmen were Bengalis and Maharasbtras and not men from the Punjab or the U. P. At the latter place the guiding spirits were Messrs Jayakar Kelkar and Moonje especially the first who by associating the vexed question of the separation of Sindh with the principle of linguistic division of India gave.a decisive turn to the proceedings. [...] Apart from the 'general soundness of the doctrine its chief"12 THE MODERN REVIEW FOR JANUARY 1928 these piovinces from Allahabad to Lneknow coupled with the irritatingly frequent assrances of the preservation of the status of the former and the raising of the status of the Judicial Commissioner's Court of Oudh to that of a Chief Court are straws pointing with evidential import the way the win [...] Lastly by the masterly stroke of making Allahabad the head-quarters of the reconstituted province of Agra the Government hope to placate and gain the support of Allahabadi politicians some of whom would go any length to restore the declining prestige of the town. [...] The very news of the extent of the territories and vastness; oi the resources of the former obliged Alexander to retrace his steps westward hem *10 banks of the river Bias and the latter infilett! ed a defeat on the invading Greeks -wide! Selenous Nikater.