To hesitate to make a beginning with our own policy of improving the administrative machinery of the Indian Government, would have been taken as a sign of nervousness, trepidation, and fear; and fear, that is always unworthy in any Government, is in the Indian Government, not only unworthy, but extremely dangerous.
Morley warns that hesitation in reforming the Indian Government could be perceived as cowardice, which is particularly dangerous in that context.
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