On the record
The European must respect the powers and rights of the Hindu as he would be compelled by law to respect them in his own State.
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Harold J. Laski
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gutenberg.orgThe European must respect the powers and rights of the Hindu as he would be compelled by law to respect them in his own State.
Laski asserts that European powers must respect the rights of the peoples they govern, akin to domestic laws.
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