Life and Times of Lokmanya Tilak.

We have discarded mannerism and idiosyncracy and tried to give a simple narrative of the life-story of Lokamanya Tilak taking care however to give the picture an ample and suitable back-ground painted in true historical colours and faitfully depicting the life and spirit of the contemporary generations through which Tilak gradually emerged from the position of a school-master to that of an [...] The Konkansthas have had in addition the honour of receiving the greatest share of the oppression at the hands of the British people. [...] In the letters of Sir Valentine Chirol or in the report of the Sedition Committee the mention of the Chitpawan stands in high relief. [...] Any attempt to trace back the sources of them all results instead of in the discovery of a definite rcognizable truth in the deeper bewilderment of the explorer. [...] The theory propounded by Buckle the great English phlosophical historian that a man's character is influenced and modified by the geographical and physical position in which he passes his days as a result of which he becomes the ebodiment of specific virtues and vices is fully borne out and exemplified by a comparative study of the physiography of Konkan and Desh and the consequent devel