| Letters - 1844 - 314 стор.
...some discussion : it was an amplification of an opinion frequently expressed by him before, that " India was won by the sword and must be kept by the sword," a proposition that I don't intend to discuss here, and one that it would be most impolitic to enforce... | |
| Robert Montgomery Martin - 1850 - 228 стор.
...in considering the Afghan invasion " a blunder and a crime ;" but he had likewise declared, that " India was won by the sword, and must be kept by the sword." These opinions, coupled with his adoption of an axiom of unquestionable truth, that " in war reputation... | |
| Evans Bell - 1859 - 224 стор.
...our previous most brilliant Indian campaigns. How D sick have I become of that hackneyed phrase, " India was won by the sword, and must be kept by the sword;" untrue, if it means that all our possessions and power iu India were gained or are retained by mere... | |
| Robert Montgomery Martin - 1879 - 768 стор.
...in considering the Afghan invasion " a blunder and a crime ;" but he had likewise declared, that " India was won by the sword, and must be kept by the sword." These opinions, coupled with his adoption of au axiom of unquestionable truth, that " in war reputation... | |
| Ralph Fox - 1933 - 134 стор.
...open imperialists as the late Joynson Hicks and Churchill declare this openly when they state that India was won by the sword and must be kept by the sword if British capitalism wishes to preserve its own existence, and the British labour aristocracy to preserve... | |
| 1858 - 692 стор.
...between the conquerors and the conquered — the master and the slave. It has been truly said — " India was won by the sword, and must be kept by the sword ;" but that sword must no longer be wielded by the treacherous Hindoo— or we may again commit the... | |
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