The New Review February 1939

The India's Mineral Wealth immediate object of patriotism is the country of our ancestors; that of The most satisfactory method of nationalism is the people whether they conservation of coal and consequently are in the country or scattered abroad. [...] Thus but absolutely nothing has been done alism considered as a subjecfor the improvement of the petroleum ion is the love of this industry of our country and for the and inclines men of corfservation of the mineral. [...] In the province of Bihar in the international society by kriejAing: down districts of Hazaribagh Gaya Monghyr the barriers of egoism and patticuliiisitt and Manbhuxn we have the finest mica deposits of the world. [...] The Negrin Government is showing a fitting sense of patriotism in evacuating the International Brigades ; newspapers in India are greatly edified as its taking such a measure at the very moment of defeat ; they have never heard of the feats which marked the surrender of tovIns in the Levant and of the large-scale arsons which were due to those famous International Brigades. [...] The Reformtion exalted the sense of independence of authority already developed by the Renaissance and consecrated the postulates of particularism (cujus regio illius religio) and of subjectivism (individual interpretation of the Bible).