Blood of Martyrs

232       Wave of Indian Nationalism is on 233       Propitiation and Petty Concessions Futile 234       Internal Division no Valid Plea for Continuance of British Rule 235       Illiteracy the Fault of the British and no Bar to Self-government 237       Internal Troubles 238       Unfitness of Orientals for Representative Institutions 238       Nationalism Has Come to Stay 238       Curzons, Macdonnels, Sydenhams, Responsible for Bombs and Revolvers 240 A Short Bibliography of Books in English 241 Appendices       Feudatory Chiefs Powerless 243       Gross Insults to Indians 243       Industrial Ruin of India; Gokhale 244       India a Mere Possession; Gokhale 244       Masses Starved; Sir C. A. Elliot, Sir W. W. Hunter, William Digby 244       Seventy Million Continually Hungry People in British India; William Digby 245       Total Area under Cultivation 245       Famines of Money; not Food; Lord George Hamilton 245       Causes of Famines 246       Drain; Montgomery Martin and Digby 246       Enormous Foreign Tribute; Rev. J. T. Sunderland 246       Government Assessment too High; Sir W. Hunter 246       The Ryot; Herbert Compton 246       Indian Plunder; Adam Brooks 247       Swami Abhedananda 247       Alfred Webb 247       “Narrow and Shortsighted Imperial Policy;” Sir A. R. Colquehoun 248