India: What can it teach us? / A Course of Lectures Delivered before the University Of Cambridge

by F. Max Müller

[18] Keshub Chunder Sen is the present spiritual director of the Brahmo Samag, the theistic organization founded by the late Rammohun Roy.—A. W.

[19] Mill's "History," ed. Wilson, vol. i., p. 368.

[20] L. c. p. 325.

[21] L. c. p. 329.

[22] P. 217.

[23] Mill's "History," vol. i., p. 329.

[24] Manu, VIII. 43, says: "Neither a King himself nor his officers must ever promote litigation; nor ever neglect a lawsuit instituted by others."

[25] Mill's "History," vol. i., p. 327.

[26] L. c. p. 368.

[27] See Elphinstone, "History of India," ed. Cowell, p. 219, note. "Of the 232 sentences of death 64 only were carried out in England, while the 59 sentences of death in Bengal were all carried out."