 | 1880 - 770 페이지
...suggestions." The " facts " are the following: The available good land in India, is nearly all occupied. The produce of the country on an average of years...present population and make a saving for occasional famines. Scarcity deepening into famine is thus becoming of more frequent occurrence. It is unsafe... | |
 | Mary Francis Cusack - 1881 - 536 페이지
...responsible. "The available good land in India is nearly all occupied. There are extensive areas of good waste land, covered with jungle, in various parts of the...famine, is thus becoming of more frequent occurrence. The people may be assumed to increase at the moderate rate of one per cent per year. The check caused... | |
 | Arthur Knatchbull Connell - 1883 - 278 페이지
..." The available good land in India is nearly all occupied. There are extensive areas of good waste land covered with jungle in various parts of the country,...population and make a saving for occasional famine. . . . Scarcity deepening into famine is thus becoming of more frequent occurrence. . . . There are... | |
 | Sir James Caird - 1884 - 290 페이지
...it. The available good land in India is nearly all occupied. There are extensive areas of good waste land, covered with jungle, in various parts of the...export of rice and corn in one year is not more than two weeks' consumption of its inhabitants. Scarcity, deepening into famine, is thus likely to become... | |
 | John Slagg - 1885 - 26 페이지
...explains the fact iti the following way : — " The available good land in India is nearly all occupied. " The produce of the country on an average of years...present population, and " make a saving for occasional famines. Scarcity, deepening " into famine, is thus becoming of more frequent occurrence. " The agricultural... | |
 | 1887 - 764 페이지
...not able to clear the jungle-land. As a result, the produce of the country on an average of years was barely sufficient to maintain the present population and make a saving for occasional famine. The present export of rice and corn in one year was not more than ten days' consumption of the inhabitants,... | |
 | 1898 - 494 페이지
...telling them ever since. What did he say ? " The available g00d land in India is nearly all occupied. The produce of the country on an average of years...population and make a saving for occasional famine. Scarcity, deepening into famine, is thus becoming of more frequent occurrence. As rulers, we are thus... | |
 | Romesh Chunder Dutt - 1900 - 356 페이지
...responsible. The available good land in India is nearly all occupied. There are extensive areas of good waste land, covered with jungle, in various parts of the...greatest export of rice and corn in one year is not ore than ten days' consumption of its inhabitants. Scarcity, deepening into famine, is thus becoming... | |
 | 1902 - 720 페이지
...waste laud covered with jungle . . . which might be reclaimed ; but for that object capital must he employed, and the people have little to spare. The...population and make a saving for occasional famine. . . . Scarcity, deepening iuto famine, is thus becoming of more frequent occurrence. . . . There are... | |
 | Vaman Govind Kale - 1920 - 620 페이지
...of the Famine Commission of 1880, was an independent observer and he remarked forty years ago that the produce of the country on an average of years,...present population and make a saving for occasional famines. He held the view that ' there are more people every year to feed from land which in many parts... | |
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The available good land in India is nearly all occupied. There are extensive areas of good waste land, covered with jungle, in various parts of the country, which might be reclaimed and rendered suitable for cultivation, but for that object capital must... 