The Indian Review. A Monthly Journal

For prices depend upon the relation of the total amount of purchasing poWer to the volume of goods and if the supply of goods decreases the amount of the total purch*ng power remaining the same the value of money must fall i.e. [...] At the head of.each of these societies was placed one of Ramdas's disciples who remained the head of - the l society a worshipper of God and...keeper of the temple From there he guided advised encouraged and brought together the youth of the village ; held and organised religious services and discourses ; himself all the while communicating with and acting under the instructions of the guru. [...] The book deals with various themes such as Devotion Juan Vairagya the nature of the Atman and the Brahm the forms of Bhakthi the methods of Worship the Principles of Virt uous Living the duties of disciples the Dhartna of kings and even the art and attainments of the religious preacher. [...] Indeed the Regulation of 179:3 made it absolutely clear when it promised to preserve to them the laws of the Master and the Koran" and " to protect them in the free exercise of their religion." But the litliculty which the English rulers had to countenance in the administration of the country was when they discovered that the Hindus were governed by sacred laws which were in the custody of the [...] The cases that were instrumental in bringing about this change of policy in 1813 were besides the pioneer efforts of the two missionaries the reports that ssteMatically reached the English ears of the oppression of the Gentoos by Englismen of salutes fired by British soldiers in honour of temples of idols and of the horrors of the S attee Thuggee and infanticide.