Modern Review June 1907

The real training of the mind the development of manhood and the turning out of a worthy member of society are far less aimed at than the passing of examinations. [...] If I had the time and the means and if the caste and other prejudices of the people would permit it I would introduce the old Hindu custom of hoarding students in the families of their teachers. [...] The pages of Kaye's History of the Sepoll Hirer will i4I1UW lastithees of the ill-treament of the Sepoys preceding the mutiny. [...] Whenever she heard of an honest woman in distress or a virgin too poor to les ntrried site reported the case to the Empress and the latter brought it to the Emperor's ear on his coming to the harm in the evening. [...] At the ti.ne of marriage these were spent in making tribute to the Emperor gifts to the Princes and Begatns and presents and robes to the nobles and courtiers.