The Indian Review May 1918 a Monthly Periodical devoted to the discussion of all topics of Interest

We know enough of the actions of the Bolsheviks of Russia to understand how keenly the conservative parties of Finland must have resented the attempted application of their fantastic doctrines to their own land and the strong opposition roused by their unjust actions in confiscating the property and lands of the wealtheir classes. [...] The hopes of India must lie in awakening the British public to a sense of the many burning wrongs of the people that is to say to a lively consciousness of the unwisdom and injustice of the administrtion as is carried on by the omnipotent bureaucracy who naturally have a tendency to oppose all reforms calculated to ctitail their powers and Indian affairs and by a small body of men of knowle [...] The Charter of the East India Company was about to be renewed in 1854 aud according to the customary practice a Parliamentary Committee of abth Houses was appointed to investigate how far the Campany had endeavoured to promote the moral MA material welfare of India and the Indians during the currency of the last Charter of.1833„ The Indian Reform Society" was the active instrument under the gu [...] Yule observed : " Timely concession to the reasonable wishes of the people always leads to a warmer appreciation of the Government by thepeople and it is because I wish to see the existing sentiments of loyalty in the country strengtheed and made more %cure that I hope the main object of the Congress the expansion of the Legislative Council upon a partially elective basis may he speedily and [...] greatness to which as a nation the Sikhs attained in latter days is to some extent at the bottom of this widespread admiration and study.' The achievements in war and politics which the small community of the Sika wade in the short space of a century and a half or two are indeed some of the most remarkable and brilliant that have ever been recorded of any small and brave comunity in the would.