Hiwota int 1662-33 A, statement prepared for presentation to. Parliament like a beautiful bird before the wind. Work was easier for the seamen and companionship was formed among them when songs were his investigations he uncovers a canny plot that hat been" woven about the youngster just before his detth—a plot which' centres noon which brought on its head attactss both by Radicals and Tories. Briefly, "The Times" accused the government of being panicky in their treatment! of the Trade Unions demonstration organized on April 2 to sympathizs with the Martyrs. On that occasion the government brought up Life Guards and other Household troops London, detachments of cavalry, battalions of infantry, 29 pieces ordnance, and the whole of thy Metropolitan Police. Tu addition, the accordance with the requirements Of the: bin Section of the Government of India Act (8 & 6 Geo. V. Chap. 81). "Atanager of Publications, Delt Ra. 1-4-0.
The Director of Public Information at New Delhi publishes this Reports in accordance with the Secretary of State's statutory duty Of presenting to Parliament annually a report on the moral end ma—terial progress of India. This Report is laid on the table of the "The Good Earth" and its successor "Sons" will welcome with genuine enthusiasm "A House Divided" GMethuen, London 7/6), the third volume in. what may well be called) the Saga of the House of Wang. The rst volume of this trilogy, that classic of the Chinese peasant-farmer, is the Ute story of Wang Lung: in its sue-cessor, "Sons", we learn of the adventures of his militant son Wand, the Tiger, and in this third volume, now under review, and which brings) sung and adventures related.
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