International Federation of Master Cotton Spinners' and Manufacturers' Associations, Pearse, Arno Smith, 1872- · [Manchester] · leaf 43
dthe ryot is therefore compelled to part with his cattle at ridiculouslylow prices. The Government has had considerable experiencein dealing with famine situations, and is very liberal in remittingassessment. Sir John Strachey says in his work, India: ItsIntelligent Administration and Progress,… … The Rajah Plough, sold by Volkart Bros., Lyallpur, at Rs.25. when a real improvement in agricultural implements has been intro-duced, the Indian ryot readily adopts it. Introduction This is proved by the large and ever-increasing numberof Improved of improved ploughs that are being sold by the…
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