On the record
The great men of the service have always recognised this obligation, that official relations are not to be the beginning and the end of the duties of an Indian administrator.
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John Morley
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gutenberg.orgThe great men of the service have always recognised this obligation, that official relations are not to be the beginning and the end of the duties of an Indian administrator.
Morley highlights the ongoing responsibilities of Indian administrators beyond their official duties.
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