Modern Review August 1909

are showing men have demonstrated that in a foreign the metal whereof they are made ; and the land they were the peers of their competitor exhibition' they.'re making of the splendid This they have achieved in the face of qualities of head and heart Is of a nature the colour and continent consciousness which That ought to cfsnimand the respect and infests Europe and Ann:lit:a as the glint of admi [...] This with a view to sweep aside one of the most virlent Canadian objections and also to render the lives of the immigrants happier and to broaden the horizon and sympathies of the women and children. [...] by general diffusion of wealth ; and interfere with die system of farms which is universally adopted from the smallest branches of the customs to the disposal of provinces ; while the subject instead of experiencing the uniform and vigorous protection of a wise goverment is cruelly sacrificed to the rapacity and oppression of the highest -bidder." "The state of the numerous pons of the Mahr [...] This was not the case under the Wends; the riche carried annually to Delhi did not stagnate there ; the internal commerce of the empire and the spirit of the people gave full employment to the foreign influx of wealth : the productions of each province and the performances of every art were in high demand; and the pay of the vast armies of the empire kept pace in magnificence with every other [...] A wise legislator studies to make them stimulatives of genius of science of agriculture and of commerce; to convert them to the consumption of the produce of industry and so to arrange them that the coffers of the state may be replenished from the superabundance of those of the subject ; but my Lord this system is not known at Poona.