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The Indian Review June 1919. A Monthly Periodical devoted to the discussion of all topics of Interest

1919

The ring of sicerity which runs through every line of his speech on the occasion of the Second Reading of the Bill the emphatic and forceful manner in which he presented the case for rform of the existing system of the Government of India the imminent necessity for the tranfarence of power from the bureaucracy to the people and to give India an enduring constittion ' though by a ' t [...].ous victory of the Allied Forces is the defeat of the Imperialist idea ; and from August 1914 the Allies have been antiImperialist The Allies took the field to fight for the liberty if thy weak and oppressed : to protect the smaller nationalties from the claws and talons of Imperialism. [...] Democracy is a form of government which gives political opportunities to all members of the community and employs the power of government for the benefit of all classes of the people for the preservation of law and Order mad the protection of life and property. [...] Between the Western end of the Carpelians and the Bohemia mountains lie the Moravian gates leading to Vienna and the Danube valley; Hungary comands too the Southern approaches to Vienna and the Eastern ones to Italy along the valley of the Save which leads to the plateau of Laibach and the historic gap between the Carnic and the Julian Alps. [...] The break-up of the Russian Empire might result in the develoment in this region of an independent Turkestan but that quarter remote from the support of the aui-Bolshevik governments of the West must remain the weak epot in the armour.
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Segment Pages Author Actions
The Government of India Bill
369-369 G.A. Natesan view
The Spirit of the Age
370-376 Fitzgerald-Lee view
Bolshevism and the Allies
377-382 E.W. Green view
Appaya-A Kanarese Saint
383-384 G.A. Chandavarkar view
Our Anglo-Indian Critics
385-392 V.S. Sastri view
The Future of Palestine
393-395 Saint Singh view
Progress of Chemistry in India
395-400 P. Neogi view
Martial Law in the Punjab
401-405 P.S. Aiyer view
The Indian Reforms Government of India Bill
406-415 unknown view
The Afghan Situation
415-416 unknown view
Topics from Periodicals
417-424 unknown view
Questions of Importance
425-425 unknown view
Utterances of the Day
426-426 unknown view
Eeudatory India
427-427 unknown view
Indians Outside India
428-428 unknown view
Industrial & Commercial Section
429-429 unknown view
Agricultural Section
430-430 unknown view
Notices of Books
431-431 unknown view
Diary of the Month
432-ii unknown view
Literary
433-433 unknown view
Educational
434-434 unknown view
Legal
435-435 unknown view
Medical
436-436 unknown view
Science
437-437 unknown view
Personal
438-438 unknown view
Political
439-439 unknown view
General
440-iv unknown view