Memoir and Letters of Francis W. Newman
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Chapter 16 NATIVE REPRESENTATION IN INDIAN GOVERNMENT
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he put his finger on exactly the spot which to-day is the crux which most puzzles and baffles politicians. In social
1 Chapter 1 HIS ANCESTORS2 Chapter 2 THE TWO BROTHERS-SCHOOL AND COLLEGE DAYS3 Chapter 3 HIS MISSIONARY JOURNEY TO THE EAST4 Chapter 4 HIS MARRIAGE HIS MOTHER'S DEATH HIS CLASSICAL TUTORSHIP AT BRISTOL IN 18345 Chapter 5 FRIENDSHIP WITH DR. MARTINEAU6 Chapter 6 FRANCIS NEWMAN AS A TEACHER7 Chapter 7 LETTERS TO ONE OF HIS GREATEST FRIENDS, DR. NICHOLSON8 Chapter 8 LETTERS TO DR. NICHOLSON FROM PROFESSOR NEWMAN DURING THE FOLLOWING YEARS 1850 TO 18599 Chapter 9 LETTERS TO DR. NICHOLSON10 Chapter 10 LETTERS WRITTEN TO MISS ANNA SWANWICK (BETWEEN 1871 AND 1887)11 Chapter 11 THE STORY OF TWO PATRIOTS12 Chapter 12 FOUR BARBARISMS OF CIVILIZATION13 Chapter 13 SOME LEGISLATIVE REFORMS SUGGESTED BY LECTURE AND ARTICLE14 Chapter 14 DECENTRALIZATION AND LAND REFORM15 Chapter 15 VEGETARIANISM16 Chapter 16 NATIVE REPRESENTATION IN INDIAN GOVERNMENT17 Chapter 17 VOTES FOR WOMEN18 Chapter 18 FRANCIS NEWMAN AND HIS RELIGION19 Chapter 19 LAST YEARS, CHARACTERISTICS, AND SOME LETTERS RELATING TO THE EARLY LIFE OF THE CARDINAL20 Chapter 20 TOULMIN SMITH AUTHOR, ANTIQUARIAN STUDENT, AND POLITICAL REFORMER21 Chapter 21 LANDOWNERS AND WAGE RECEIVERS BY FRANCIS W. NEWMAN CONTRIBUTED BY MR. WILLIAM JAMIESON22 Chapter 22 THE RIGHT AND DUTY OF EVERY STATE TO ENFORCE SOBRIETY ON ITS CITIZENS BY F. W. NEWMAN, M.R.A.S. PUBLISHED IN 1882 IN PAMPHLET FORM