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The Imperial and Asiatic Quarterly Review and Oriental and Colonial Record (Third Series) January 1901

1901

men of the type of Raiffeisen in Germany and Luzzatti in Italy'" who believe in banks and in the reform of rural credit who a; e4 seriously interested in the economic and moral advancment of the rayats who dwell-amongst them and are of the people. and yet by their intelligence prescience and energy are above the people.".And he concludes by saying that the whole. [...] *biting forth fully the circustances of the Can and asking the sanction of the Secretary of State to the proposed experiment. [...] The works to which I am principally indebted are the Tit rikiti-FIraShat of Barni the Tabagdi-i-Akbart by Nizaimu-d-din Ahmad Firishta’s history the AfutstakkettTavfigrah of Badetoni and the Aid:- s ha h mei ma the official chronicle of the reign of Shtihjahtin. [...] The cpiestion with which he was now confronted was the growth in his own capital of a party not avowedly hostile to his rule and ostensibly headed by one who seems to have been able to attract both the religious and the worldly the rich and the poor and whose principal follower was the heir to the throne. [...] UnliVe the precautions taken to prevent the imitation of the Chinese paper notes there was positively no check upon the authenticity of the copper tokens and no limit to the power of production of the masses at large." The justice of these remarks will be appreciated by thosi; who have any knowledge of the native copper Coinage of India either as it was formerly or in the shape of those small lu
government politics public policy
Pages
229
Published in
India
SARF Document ID
sarf.120018
Segment Pages Author Actions
Frontmatter
i-iv unknown view
Renewed Consideration of Agricultural Banks for India
1-8 W. Wedderburn Bart view
Some Historical Indian Famines
9-34 Wolseley Haic view
Water-Supply in Mitigation of Drought in India
35-45 William Sowerby view
I.—Crime and Punishment in England in the Eighteenth Century
46-69 G.B. Sydnev view
II.—History of Crime and Punishment in India
69-72 William Rattigan view
The Chinese Problem and its Solution
73-81 Taw Ko view
An African Napoleon
82-97 Frederick A. Edward view
A Canadian View of the South African Question
98-116 J. Casstell Hopkins view
The Congress on the History of Religions
117-123 Edward Montet view
The Avesta not Philonian
124-127 Lawrence Mills view
Marco Polo’s Tangut
128-139 E.H. Parker view
The Decadent White Elephant
140-170 Pvinya view
Proceedings of the East India Association
171-178 unknown view
Correspondence Notes and News Religious
179-191 unknown view
Reviews and Notices
192-210 unknown view
Our Library Table
211-215 unknown view
Summary of Events
216-224 unknown view