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Image from page 349 of “Indika. The country and the people of India and Ceylon” (1891)
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Title: Indika. The country and the people of India and Ceylon
Year: 1891 (1890s)
Authors: Hurst, J. F. (John Fletcher), 1834-1903
Subjects: Sri Lanka India
Publisher: New York, Harper
Contributing Library: Robarts – University of Toronto
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ness part of the city. Even in England, nobody cares thai SaintPauls is at the very heart of London trade, and that Paternoster Row empties into the churchyard, and that the entireellipse is filled with small shops. The church is there, and I 320 JNBIKA. is enough. It is precisely the same in India. It does not mat-ter if the church is in the midst of native houses and petty shops.It is the service of which the religious Anglo-Indians think, andno questions are asked as to where the church is situated. Thelesson is one which we, in the United States, should learn, andbe quick to put into practice.
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SILVER FILIGREE JEWELLERY OF CUTTACK, CHAPTEB XXXIII.LORD DUFFERLfl in CALCUTTA. The city was in greal commotion for Bevera] days becausethe approaching public entrance of Lord Dofferin i G rernorGeneral of India. The Queen is called Empress; bul such is thepower of the chief British civil officer thai his word is reallyBupreme. England rules India, nol on the Thames, but on theGanges. The Governors-General have been of two classes: those who
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