Morley and India, 1906-1910

accepted added administration appointment argued became Bengal bill Bombay British budget called chief Clarke Collection committee Commons Congress considered course Curzon Department dispatch educated elected executive fact feeling felt foreign Godley Gokhale government of India governor hand hope House ibid imperial important India Office insisted interests JM to Minto John July June Kitchener later least legislative council less letter Liberal London Lord majority March matter measure ment military million Minto to JM Minto to Morley months moreover Morley to Minto Morley's Muslim Native never noted once opinion parliamentary partition political position possible principle proposed proved Provinces question reforms remained reported representative responsibility rule scheme secretary Sept served Simla speech thing tion Viceroy Whitehall Wilson writing wrote