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Want to Customize this Greetings Card? Get going with another genuine quotation from Shyamaji Krishnavarma:

• "We are no more the product of the work Englishmen have done in India than English Scientific men are the product of ancient Indian civilisation."
• "For an oppressed race to wait patiently for retribution against an aggressor is folly, since it only leads to the continuance of evils in an intensified form."
• "The fear of losing all induces even the most fire-eating advocates of repression to consider favourable demands. "
• "It is folly for a man to allow himself to be arrested by an unsympathetic Government and thus be deprived of action when by anticipating matters he can avoid such events."
• "Sanskrit is a kind of lingua franca among learned men throughout India."
• "True courage is not incompatible with nervousness."

History: This Greetings Card features an artistic presentation of Shyamaji Krishnavarma. Born on the 4th of October in 1857 A.D., Shyamji was an Indian revolutionary, a highly educated intellectual and a patriot. He was also the founder and chief editor of a journal known as the Indian Sociologist. Shyamaji is described as an intellectual anarchist for advocating the use of violence in gaining independence.