...prosperity of the Country." RAMMOIIUN ROY, supported the resolution and said from personal experience I tin, impressed with the conviction that the greater our...literary, social and political affairs, a fact which can be ctisily proved by comparing the condition of those of my countrymen who have enjoyed this advantage,...

...from their estates." " Rammohun Roy used the following language : — ' From personal experience I am impressed with the conviction, that the greater our...literary, social, and political affairs ; a fact which can be easily proved, by comparing the condition of those of my countrymen who have enjoyed this advantage,...

...AND LETTERS. SPEECHES. I. Speech on tettlfmcnt of European* in India. FROM personal experience, I am impressed with the conviction that the greater our...literary, social, and political affairs ; a fact which can be easily proved by comparing the condition of those of my countrymen who have enjoyed this advantage...

...AND LETTERS. SPEECHES. I. Speech on settlement of Europeans in India. FROM personal experience, I am impressed with the conviction that the greater our...literary, social, and political affairs ; a fact which can be easily proved by comparing the condition of those of my countrymen who have enjoyed this advantage...

...statements of his letter, and prefaced them with the weighty remark: — From personal experience, I am impressed with the conviction that the greater our...literary, social, and political affairs ; a fact which can be easily proved by comparing the condition of those of my countrymen who have enjoyed this advantage...

...1829 Rammohan made no secret of his feeling: "The greater our intercourse with European gentleman, the greater will be our improvement in literary, social and political affairs.' He observed that a country like India could not be suppressed by force. His universalism was the most...

...occupation of India. Roy was even able to offer a personal testimony: 'From the personal experience, I am impressed with the conviction that the greater our...our improvement in literary, social, and political affairs'.'37 The other example of Roy's innocence was that he saw the British as liberators of India...

...of Europeans ?" Rammoh\tn Roy supported the resolution, and said, " from personal experience, I am impressed with the conviction that the greater our...literary, social, and political affairs; a fact which can be easily proved by comparing the condition of those of my countrymen who have enjoyed this advantage...

...to the authorities in England. In a public meeting in 1829 Rammohun made no secret of his feeling : 'The greater our intercourse with European gentlemen,...improvement in literary, social and political affairs'. The most refreshing feature of Rammohun's interest in political reform is its universalism. He grieved...

...Roy also spoke at the meeting and expressed similar sentiments. He maintained that "the greater the intercourse with European gentlemen the greater will...improvement in literary, social and political affairs". 5 Like Dwarkanath Tagore, he also commended the activities of the 1 The requision appears in the India...