...APPENDIX observe the importance and extent of the obligations imposed on them by the office Jintrusted to their charge. It is not enough that the government...the enjoyment of the blessings which it is intended to bestow upon them. They have, in short, the national character, as well as their own personal reputation,...

...which has l>een liestowed on all the nat> r_« »ubject to the honourable Company's dominion« ; it U with them that the application of these principles is entrusted, and to their temper, SMOduity, judgment, and integrity, that the people have to look for tbt enjoyment of the blessings...

...'that the Government lay down the principles of a benevolent system . . . it is with the collectors that the application of these principles is entrusted,...the enjoyment of the blessings which it is intended to bestow on them.' To the criticism of Deventer that the land rent exacted was too high, it is enough...

...the principles of a benevolent system. ... It is with the Collectors that the application of those principles is entrusted, and to their temper, assiduity,...the enjoyment of the blessings which it is intended to bestow on them.' Such, in briefest outline, was Raffles' system. It was no unique invention. At...

...the principles of a benevolent system. ... It is with the Collectors that the application of those principles is entrusted, and to their temper, assiduity,...the enjoyment of the blessings which it is intended to bestow on them.' Such, in briefest outline, was Raffles' system. It was no unique invention. At...