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-19_Facts and Opinions 31-7-1909.htm
Facts and Opinions Volume I – July 31, 1909 – Number 6 The Spirit in Asia A spirit moves abroad in the world…
-20_An Open Letter to my Countrymen.htm
An Open Letter to My Countrymen THE position of a public man who does his duty in India today is too precarious to permit…
-21_Facts and Opinions 7-8-1909.htm
Facts and Opinions Volume I – August 7, 1909 – Number 7 The Police Bill The Police Bill has passed the Committee and…
-22_Youth and the Bureaucracy.htm
Youth and the Bureaucracy SIR Edward Baker is usually a polite and careful man and a diplomatic official. It is not his fault if…
-23_Facts and Opinions 14-8-1909.htm
Facts and Opinions Volume I – August 14,1909 – Number 8 The "Englishman" on Boycott The speech of Sj. Bhupendranath Bose at the…
-24_The Boycott Celebraton.htm
The Boycott Celebration A NATIONAL festival is the symbol of the national vitality. All outward action depends eventually on the accepted ideas and imaginations…
-25_Kumartuli Speech.htm
Kumartuli Speech* BABU Aurobindo Ghose rose amidst loud cheers and said that when he consented to attend the meeting, he never thought that he…
-26_Facts and Opinions 21-8-1909.htm
Facts and Opinions Volume I – August 21,1909 – Number 9 Srijut Surendranath Banerji’s Return The veteran leader of Moderate Bengal has returned…
-27_The Power that Uplifts.htm
The Power that Uplifts OF ALL the great actors who were in the forefront of the Italian Revolution, Mazzini and Cavour were the…
-28_Facts and Comments 28-8-1909.htm
Facts and Comments Volume I – August 28,1909 – Number 10 The Cretan Difficulty Foreign affairs are as a rule lightly and unsubstantially…