 | Leitch Ritchie - 1848 - 526 strani
...population the trades were, — astrologers, physicians, chandlers, oilmen, confectioners, monev-changers, money-lenders, workers in leather, gold and silversmiths,...government. He was the head of the police, and of tin; administration of justice, and at the same time the collector of the revenue ; and his emoluments... | |
 | Mountstuart Elphinstone - 1884 - 592 strani
...the Deccan, the first and most important feature is, the division into villages or townSnjp8i These communities contain in miniature all the materials...members, if all other governments were withdrawn. Though probably not compatible with a very good form of government, they are an excellent remedy for... | |
 | Mountstuart Elphinstone - 1884 - 600 strani
...the Deccan, the first and most important villago feature is, the division into villages or townThese communities contain in miniature all the materials...members, if all other governments were withdrawn. Though probably not compatible with a very good form of government, they are an excellent remedy for... | |
 | Romesh Chunder Dutt - 1904 - 658 strani
...Deccan, wrote Elphinstone, was the division of the country into townships or Village Communities. " These Communities contain in miniature all the materials...to protect their members if all other governments are withdrawn." l The Patel or head of the Village Community, wrote Captain Robertson of Poona, " was,... | |
 | Baroda - 1905 - 460 strani
...the Deccan, the first and most important feature is the division into villages and town-ships. The Communities contain in miniature all the materials...to protect their members if all other governments are withdrawn. * * * The Patel is head of the police and of the administration of justice in his village,... | |
 | Romesh Chunder Dutt - 1908 - 666 strani
...internal economy remains unchanged." * In the Province of Bombay, it was reported in 1 8 1 9 that " these communities contain in miniature all the materials...to protect their members if all other governments are withdrawn."1 And in Northern India, Sir Charles Metcalfe had stated in 1830 that "the Village Communities... | |
 | 1911 - 514 strani
...the people of India." " These communities," in the words of the late Sir Montstuart Elphinstone, " contain in miniature all the materials of a State...within themselves, and are almost sufficient to protect themselves if all other Governments are withdrawn." In any measures, therefore, which may be adopted... | |
 | Pramathanath Banerjea - 1915 - 384 strani
...turn, but the village community remains the same." 2 1 In Bombay, it was reported in 1819 that " these communities contain in miniature all the materials...their members if all other governments were withdrawn " (Elphinstone's Eeport on the Territories acquired from the Peshwa, 1819). * Sir Charles Metcalfe... | |
 | Ramsay Muir - 1915 - 440 strani
...the Deccan, the first and most important feature is, the division into villages or townships. These communities contain in miniature all the materials...members, if all other governments were withdrawn. Though probably not compatible with a very good form of government, they are an excellent remedy for... | |
 | Lajpat Rai (Lala) - 1917 - 408 strani
...the Deccan, the first and most important feature is, the division into villages or townships. These Communities contain in miniature all the materials...to protect their members, if all other governments are withdrawn. Though probably not compatible with a very good form of Government, they are an excellent... | |
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These Communities contain in miniature all the materials of a State within themselves, and are almost sufficient to protect their members, if all other governments are withdrawn. 
