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Modern Review April 1918

1918

It were a sad tale to reeount the deeds of.ernelty and atrocity the burning of enthericiAls anal the ravages of cities not to mention the en ormOus JOSS that humanity has sutlered in dedicating the best of energies the mightiest of armies and the most valiant of suns to deeds more worthy of barbarians than of the 'civilised' powers of Europe. [...] When the hit of the Holy Roman Emperors grew tiieak and could not command the like obedience to their dictates when the -attempt at the institution of 4...omplete theocracy failed owing to the new learning and the ref6rming ideas in religion of the 16th and 17th centuries there was LIU more unifying force and the growing recognition of the spirit of riationafitv.rendeted corn. [...] one point of difference ilvtaieli b.:conies clear to us bt kvecii ancient Indian international law and modern European international law is that whereas the rules of the tatter are based on the `common consent' of the nations %villas c:Line within the bounds of the law in the case of the former the rules of Dilarrzni had to be. [...] The !shyness of the Indian capital is standing in the wa of its being drawn into the field for the e purpose of private364 THE :1.1001001 11411:1VIEW 11.1.). [...] Tlic resources of the 1:ta'n1L may thus be immensely increased and a perfect may system can bc'establislicd principally with the help of paper money dispensing generally though not wholly with its metallic strenkth„ The bank-notes thus issued may take the place o coins like the notes of the Bari of England and on the credit of the state the metallic strength of the Indian currency c.an gradua
government politics public policy
Pages
134
Published in
India
SARF Document ID
sarf.120016
Segment Pages Author Actions
Frontmatter
i-353 Ramananda Chatterjee view
International Law in Ancient India
353-358 S.V. Viswanatha view
The Labour Problem in Bengal
358-363 Prabhatkumar Mukherjee view
A State Bank for India
363-370 Jogeshchandra Mitra view
The Organisation of Social Service : Indian Ideals and Methods
371-375 Radhakamal Mookerjee view
Gleanings
375-377 unknown view
Women and National Progress
377-383 unknown view
Reviews and Notices of Books
384-389 S.R. Arte view
Do We have Enough Rice in Bengal ?
389-390 Nagendra Gangulee view
Mr. Gyanendra Mohan Das’s Dictionary
391-392 J.D. Anderson view
The Coming Ideal of Government
392-394 unknown view
Mount Abu—the Olympus of India
394-398 E. Watts view
The Rector’s Convocation Speech
398-404 unknown view
At Home and Outside
404-410 Rabindranath Tagore view
The Rice of the Maratha Power
411-417 Jadunath Sarkar view
Indian Periodicals
417-422 unknown view
Foreign Periodicals
422-424 unknown view
The Undesirability Devanagari being Adopted as the Common Script for All India
425-435 Shyamcharan Ganguli view
The System of Education in the Universities
435-436 Bidhushekhara Bhattacharya view
Future Industrial Organisation
437-439 unknown view
A Parable
440-440 Priya Sen view
Progress and History
441-445 unknown view
Notes
446-472 unknown view