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The Imperial and Asiatic Quarterly Review and Oriental and Colonial Record July 1903

1903

THE ERA OF ZOROASTER IN THE LIGHT OF RECENT BABYLONIAN RESEARCHES. [...] 4. A disposition on the part of educated Indians to make socialeinterco plIe the means o£ representing the needs and feelings of the masses and enligh xerTin officials as to what is going on under the surface of things. [...] Digby offers for comparison setsof figures relating 4) to two countries in entirely different circumstances (2) to the same Deccan area in two years of entirelyi differe„nt conditions without in either case drawing attention to the existing differences thus leading the uninformed reader to infer that in the ordinary course of events the human death-rate of the Bombay Presidency had nearly do [...] The latter figure is or 1898.1899 and is based on an assumption of the average value of -ale yield per.acre of the cultivated (or cultivable) atea of the Presidency. [...] Digby lOoks at the proportion of the British population who receive relief from the poor-rate every winter he will find it in excess of the pi-oportion of the population of India relieved in a year of famine.

government politics public policy
Pages
228
Published in
India
SARF Document ID
sarf.120018
Segment Pages Author Actions
Frontmatter
i-iv unknown view
The Indian Problem of Social Intercourse
1-14 C.W. Whish view
“Prosperous British India.”
15-29 A.R. Bonus view
Suggestions for Increasing the Water-Supply in Central India and for the Prevention of Floods
30-42 G.E. Ward view
Reduction of India’s Taxation: Salt Duty
43-46 Charles Roe view
Indians in the Transvaal: Their Grievances as British Citizens
47-56 William Bart view
Quarterly Report on Semitic Studies and Orientalism
57-64 Edward Montet view
The International Congress of Orientalists at Hanoi
65-92 G.E. Gerini view
Reformed China and her Destiny
93-100 Taw Ko view
Crete the Bridge by Which the Culture of Asia Passed into Europe
101-111 R.N. Lucas view
The Literary Activity of the Parsis During the Past Ten Years in Avestic and Pehlevi Studies
112-121 L.C. Casartelli view
The Era of Zoroaster in the Light of Recent Babylonian Researches
122-164 Mehrjibhai Kuka view
Proceedings of the East India Association
165-182 unknown view
Correspondence Notes and News
183-196 unknown view
Reviews and Notices
197-215 unknown view
Summary of Events
216-224 unknown view