What he knows is the particular officer who stands in front of him, and with whom he has dealings.
John Morley: “What he knows is the particular officer who stands in front of him, and with whom he has dealings.”
Editor's note · Context
Morley highlights the importance of personal relationships between villagers and their local officers in shaping perceptions of government.
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