The science of civilisation : or, The principles of agricultural, industrial, and commercial prosperity . lls. Only through the secondcan greater inducements be offered to cultivators for the pro-duction of larger food-surpluses, and, through their expendi-ture, increased encouragement be given to the production ofmultiplying manufactures. While only through the thirdcan over-populated areas be gradually relieved, and largerareas of waste lands be made productive, whether in India,Africa, or other fields suitable for the settlement of Indiancultivators. By patient and intelligent application o
The science of civilisation : or, The principles of agricultural, industrial, and commercial prosperity . lls. Only through the secondcan greater inducements be offered to cultivators for the pro-duction of larger food-surpluses, and, through their expendi-ture, increased encouragement be given to the production ofmultiplying manufactures. While only through the thirdcan over-populated areas be gradually relieved, and largerareas of waste lands be made productive, whether in India,Africa, or other fields suitable for the settlement of Indiancultivators. By patient and intelligent application of these two sets ofremedies—for the positive ones must prove all but uselesswithout the negative—there can be little doubt but that theprimary needs of the Indian people would be relieved assuccessfully as those of the Government, and the financialprosperity of the latter and the material prosperity of theformer advance hand in hand. Printed by Cowan <L- Co., Limited, Perth. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LIBRARYLos Angeles This book is DUE on the last date stamped Form L9—15m-10,48(B1039)444 Phipson The science of>55s civil is^tirn
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