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232 WE do not think we should have had much to say about the speech of the Maharao of Cutch at the Colonial Institute dinner, if it had been delivered in India. There are undoubtedly men in our midst who honestly told the views to which the Maharao gave expression, and we have always been among those who believe that nothing but good can come out of the utmost freedom being allowed to every man and woman in the country in the matter of the expression of their honest opinions. But when such a speech is delivered in England by one who, whether rightly or wrongly, is regarded by a large number of Englishmen and others who know little or nothing about India as a representative Indian, it becomes necessary not only to take serious notice of it but to point out that it is difficult to think of a more inappropriate or less representative utterance than what the Maharao made himself responsible for. From first to last, it is only a glowing panegyric upon England’s work in India, which mi

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