...which the land is held and the adjustment of the government demand upon it. This lies, we are told, far nearer to the root of the matter, because of its...relation to the every-day life of the people, and their growth towards prosperity or towards degradation, than any such accessories as canals or roads,...

...greatly on the land system .under which they lived. " No misapprehension can be greater than to suppose I that the settlement of the public demand on the land...growth towards prosperity or towards degradation, than any such accessories as canals, or roads, or the like, important though these unquestionably are....

...that the staying power of the people depended greatly on the land system under which they lived. " No misapprehension can be greater than to suppose...growth towards prosperity or towards degradation, than any such accessories as canals, or roads, or the like, important though these unquestionably are....

...Permanent Settlement of the landrevenue all over India, Cononel Baird Smith observed in his report " No misapprehension can be greater than to suppose...settlement of the Public demand on the land is only slightly, or as some say, not at all connected with the occurrence of famines. It lies, in reality,...

...that the staying power of the people depended greatly on the laud system under which they lived. " No misapprehension can be greater than to suppose...that the settlement of the public demand on the land ia only lightly, or, as somo say, not at all connected with the occurrence of famines. It lies, in...