...educated Indian opinion ardently desires a tariff. It rightly wishes to find another substantial base than that of the land for Indian revenues, and it...desire for fiscal autonomy does not mean that educated opinioii in is unmindful of Imperial obligations. On the contrary, it feels proud of, and assured by,...

...support of his contention. ISo* long as the people who refuse India protection are interested iiv. -manufactures with which India might compete, Indian...opinion in India is unmindful of Imperial obligations. On the contrary it feels proud of, and assured by, India's connexion with the Empire, :and does not...

...educated Indian opinion ardently desires a tariff. It rightly wishes to find another substantial base than that of the land for Indian revenues, and it...opinion in India is unmindful of imperial obligations. On the contrary, it feels proud of, and assured by, India's connexion with the empire, and does not...

...Indian-made articles to use, the educated Indian looks to the example of other countries which have relied qn tariffs, and seizes on the admission of even free...dictated by care for the best interests of India." 3. An important stage in the development of the policy of fiscal , , autonomy was marked by the deliberations...

...Indian Legislative Council in March, 1913, show that educated Indian opinion ardently desires a tariff. So long as the people who refuse India protection...dictated by care for the best interests of India. ' The specific exclusion of the question of tariff from the terms of reference of the Industrial Commission,...

...admission of even free traders that for the nourishment of nascent industries a tariff is permissible. \\'e do not know whether he pauses to reflect that these...dictated by care for the best interests of India." The next important pronouncement on the subject is the report of the Joint Select Committee of both...