* * * . Mr. Das's Manifesto Was Naturally A
principal topic when India was discussed in the House of Lorda_ on Tuesday. Lord Olivier, who introduced the subject, did not so much attack the Government as complain that......
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There Is At Last A Welcome Sign In India. Mr.
C. R. Das, the Swarajist leader, has issued a manifesto which actually encourages co-operation with the Government. He pleads with Europeans to abandon their suspicions, but he......
When We Look At These Figures We Cannot Help Reflecting
that they might have been a great deal worse. Although it had been foreseen, as we have said, thatithe Nationalist candidate would be first, no one ventured to predict what......
* * * * Indeed, Fanatical Views Were Notably Absent
; both the extreme Right and the extreme Left fared badly. We need not disguise from ourselves that under the name of Nationalism Dr. Jarres stands more or less confessedly for......
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T HE results of the first polls held last Sunday in the German Presidential Election were much as expected. That is to say the Nationalist candidate, Dr. 'Janes, polled the......
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