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...A cause," says Mr. Mill, " which accelerated, but by no means produced, the ruin of the zemindars, was the delay which they experienced in obtaining...the benefit of summary process with regard to the zemindars. But they left the zemindars to the tedious progress through all the technical forms of the...

...produced, the ruin of the zemin' dars, was the delay which they experienced in obtaining pay' mentfrom the ryots. The Government had given to themselves...the benefit of summary process with regard to the zemindars. ' But they left the zemindars to the tedious progress through ' all the technical forms...

...hardly appear that the cause of this decadence of the old aristocracy is to be found in the fact that " Government had given to themselves the benefit of summary process with regard to the Zemindars, but had left the Zemindars to the tedious progress through all the technical forms of the...

...their lowest ryots." a A cause which accelerated, but by no means produced, the ruin of the Zemindars (for the incompatibility of their characters with...ryots. The government had given to themselves the benfit of summary process with regard to the Zemindars. But they left the Zemindars to the tedious...