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• "The same law for all is a very high-sounding and popular cry...but in this craving of homogeneity, the heterogeneous character of the component parts of the population of India should also be borne in mind."
• "Though a man may have committed a crime so atrocious as to lead us to expect that the society in which he exists would be most anxious to get rid of him, and that all who know him guilty would for their own sake help to deliver him to justice, not a soul will move in the matter."
• "Owing to the difficulty of applying the complicated machinery of civilised laws to a wild and rough people, that real grievances have remained unredressed till they were resented."
• All the men of the battalion enlisted in the Ramghur and Chota Nagpore Districts are very anxious for the restoration of order and for our return, and will not obey the mandates of the head of the mutineers."

History: This Greetings Card features a photoart representation of Edward Tuite Dalton. Born on the 17th of August in 1815 A.D., Dalton was an officer of the East India Company who went on to become a political agent and later the commissioner of what is today the Chota Nagpur province of Jharkhand, but was then a part of the Bengal Presidency. He was also a Major General in the Bengal Lancers, a cavalry unit of the British Indian Army. Dalton authored the 'Descriptive Ethnology of Bengal', the first comprehensive book of its kind to document the ancient tribes of India. For his long years of service, he was honoured with the Companion of the Order of the Star of India (CSI). In modern-day India, Dalton is fondly remembered as the 'Righteous and Just' commissioner.