...one of his main functions in my view should be to train up natives of the State to succeed him ; for there is no spectacle which finds less favour in my...than that of a cluster of Europeans settling down upon a Native State and sucking from it the moisture which ought to give sustenance to its own people....

...T~ Lord Curzon very forcibly said, in a speech -delivered by him in November 1902, at Jaipore: 11 ' There is no spectacle which finds less favour in my...than that of a cluster of Europeans settling down upon a Native State and sucking from it the moisture which ought to give sustenance to its own people/...

...eyes or which I have done more to discourage than that of a cluster of Europeans settling down upon a Native State and sucking from it the moisture which ought to give sustenance to its own peopfe/'M Rein acu tetigisti, I exclaim ; but I adcl, in the words of the same old satirist, Mutato...

...uttered to the ear." III. Lord Curzon, former Viceroy of India, in n speech at Jaipur in November 1902. "There is no spectacle which finds less favour in...than that of a cluster of Europeans settling down upon a Native State and sucking from it the moisture which ought to give sustenance to its own people."...

...private enterprise. He agreed with Lord Curzon, the Viceroy of India who emphatically argued thus: 'There is no spectacle which finds less favour in...cluster of Europeans settling down on a Native State and suckering from it the moisture which ought to give sustenance to its own people.'31 Wardle's efforts...