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Scottish Liberal Party politician and Indian administrator For other people named George Campbell , see George Campbell ( disambiguation ) . Portrait " Indian authority " . Caricature by Spy published in Vanity Fair in 1878 . Sir George Campbell , KCSI , DCL ( 1824 - 18 February 1892 ) was a Scottish member of the Indian Civil Service , holding a variety of administrative positions , acting as a judge of the High Court , Calcutta , and rising at the end of his career to the position of Lieutenant-Governor of Bengal . He was a barrister , and author on Irish and Indian land tenure , and on the government of India . He was a Liberal Party politician and , post-India , for seventeen years member of parliament for Kirkcaldy Burghs . Biography George Campbell was born in 1824 , the eldest son of Sir George Campbell , of Edenwood , whose brother became the 1st Baron Campbell . He was educated at Edinburgh Academy and the University of St Andrews . He was appointed to the Bengal Civil Service from Haileybury in 1842 , and , making the voyage round the Cape in a P. and O. Steamer , arrived in India on the 25th December 1842 . He served in Rohilkhand in subordinate revenue and judicial appointments from 1843 to 1846 ; was in charge of several districts and political Divisions of the Cis-Sutlej states from 1846 to 1851 , and was mentioned with special praise by Lord Dalhousie . While on furlough from 1851 to 1854 he was called to the Bar at Inner Temple in 1854 , and became an Associate of the Court of Queen 's Bench , and published Modern India ( dedicated to his uncle , then Lord Chief Justice of England ) and India as it may be . He married in 1854 while at home . He was Magistrate-Collector of Azimghur , 1854 ; Commissioner of Customs , North-Western Provinces , 1855 ; Commissioner of the Cis-Sutlej states , 1855-7 : took an active part as Civil Commissioner in some events of the Indian Rebellion of 1857 and was present at several engagements ; was Personal Assistant to Lord Canning , 1857-8 : and judicial and financial Commissioner of Oudh , 1858 . It was unusual promotion that brought him from Oudh to be a Judge of the High Court , Calcutta , 1863-66 . He was President of the Orissa Famine Commission , 1866-67 , and Chief Commissioner of the Central Provinces , 1867-8 . While on furlough in 1868-70 he became a candidate for Dumbartonshire in the Liberal interest , but retired from his candidature before the general election : he then published his work on Irish Land Tenure , and was made a Doctor of Civil Law of the University of Oxford . Lieutenant-Governor of Bengal From 1871 to 1874 George Campbell was Lieutenant-Governor of Bengal . His appointment was , as he has himself recorded , a surprise . He was on furlough and , " failing anything that he cared for , " on the eve of retirement . Late in the autumn of 1870 , he received the offer from the Secretary of State for India , the Duke of Argyll , between whom and the Governor-General of India , Lord Mayo , the selection was arranged . An early issue for the new Lieutenant-Governor was unrest amongst the Santal people , who had grievances about land tenure and the imposition of rack-rents , arising inter alia from the extension of Government of India Acts to Santal villages . Campbell negotiated powers to appoint officers to make a settlement of land rights issues , to restore dispossessed tenants , to settle rents and to record the customs and usages of the people . Regulations were made to introduce a usury law limiting the accumulation of interest on debts , and to provide some discretion of Government to introduce or withdraw the application of laws as found desirable from time to time . Campbell was responsible for provincial finance reform , devolving responsibility for the control of expenditure to local government , where previously it had been under the control of central government . He introduced The Bengal Road Cess Act of 1871 , which imposed a property-based tax , the revenues of which were dedicated to the improvement of , primarily , road infrastructure , and the budgets for which were under local control . Other transport innovation of his time included the establishment of Port Trust Commissioners for the port of Kolkata , who effected considerable improvements to port infrastructure , efficiency and revenues raised ; and the letting of a contract for the manufacture of the first Howrah Bridge , a pontoon structure , linking Howrah and Kolkata . The early period of his office saw three events speaking to opposition to the Raj . On 20 September 1871 , John Paxton Norman , acting chief Justice of the Calcutta High Court was assassinated , stabbed to death by an Indian Wahabi , Mohammad Abdullah , in what appears to have been a political act . On 8 February 1872 , the Governor-General of India , Richard Bourke , 6th Earl of Mayo , was assassinated , again by stabbing , by an apparently disgruntled convict , Sher Ali Afridi , a former Afghan soldier who had been convicted for murdering a relative . Sandwiched between these two events , a punitive expedition was mounted to rescue British subjects captured by members of the Mizo people - called Lushais - and to convince the hill tribes of the region that they had nothing to gain and everything to lose by placing themselves in a hostile position towards the British Government . During his tenure the Pabna Disturbances occurred . With his proclamation on 4 July 1873 during the Pabna Peasant Uprisings , guaranteeing government support of peasants against excessive zamindar demands he ensured that the protest remained peaceful , at the same time antagonising the landlords and his namesake George Campbell , 8th Duke of Argyll at that time Secretary of State for India . A contemporary assessment of Campbell and his time leading Bengal notes that he represented a revolution of root-and-branch administration ; but at the same time , left Bengal with very little goodwill , because of the uncompromising nature of his temper , his contentious tone , his tendency to disputation , and an unwillingness to compromise . Whilst he stood foremost amongst the Bengal Lieutenant-Governors , he was the least popular . Post-India career George Campbell was Member of Parliament ( MP ) for Kirkcaldy Burghs from 1875 to his death in 1892 . Campbell 's biographers in the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography assert that " his failure as a politician was complete " : The retired proconsul 's discordant tones and self-importance— the subject of covert mockery in official Bengal—incurred open derision at Westminster , where he spoke , or tried to speak , far too often . He was ' positively and literally hooted as I have never heard a man hooted in the House of Commons ' , wrote H. W. Lucy . He published a number of major works in the post-India period of his life , as well as contributions in the Quarterly Ethnological Journal and the Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal . Family , death Campbell married , in 1853 , Laetitia Maria Vibart , daughter of John Gowan Vibart , of the Bengal civil service , and left several children . Lady Campbell died in London 21 October 1901 , aged 68 . Their eldest son , Major George Campbell ( ca. 1861-1902 ) , died while serving with the 8th King 's Regiment in the Second Boer War in South Africa . George Campbell contacted influenza and died on 18 February 1892 in Cairo , where he was buried . Works * Modern India ( 1852 ) * India As It May Be ( 1853 ) * The Irish Land ( 1869 ) * Specimens of Languages of India ( 1874 ) - as editor * A Handy Book on the Eastern Question ( 1876 ) * The Afghan Frontier ( 1879 ) * The Tenure of Land in India , in Systems of Land Tenure in Various Countries pp.213-290 ( 1881 ) * The British Empire ( 1887 ) * The American People , or , The Relations Between the White and the Black ( 1889 ) * Memoirs of my Indian Career ( 1893 ) - published posthumously , edited by Charles E. Bernard + volume I + volume II

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scottish liberal party politician [PERSON] [PERSON] and indian administrator [PERSON] for other people [HUMAN GROUP] named george campbell [PERSON] , see george campbell [PERSON] ( disambiguation [ACT] ) . portrait [PERSON] " indian authority [PERSON] " . caricature [PERSON] by spy [RESOURCE] published in vanity fair [PERSON] in 1878 . sir george campbell [PERSON] [PERSON] , kcsi [UNKNOWN] , dcl [UNKNOWN] ( 1824 - 18 february [PERIOD] 1892 ) was a scottish member [PERSON] of the indian civil service [INSTITUTION] , holding a variety [SET] of administrative positions [POSITION] , acting as a judge [PERSON] of the high court [EVENT] , calcutta [PLACE] , and rising at the end [UNKNOWN] of his career [NUMBER] to the position [POSITION] of lieutenant-governor of bengal [PERSON] . he was a barrister [PERSON] , and author [PERSON] on irish [PERSON] and indian land tenure [PERIOD] [PERSON] , and on the government [GOVERNMENT] of india [PLACE] . he was a liberal party politician [PERSON] and , post-india , for seventeen years member [PERSON] of parliament [HUMAN GROUP] for kirkcaldy burghs [UNKNOWN] . biography george campbell [PERSON] [PERSON] was born in 1824 , the eldest son [PERSON] of sir george campbell [PERSON] [PERSON] , of edenwood [PLACE] , whose brother [PERSON] became the 1st baron campbell [PERSON] . he was educated at edinburgh academy [INSTITUTION] and the university [INSTITUTION] of st andrews [INSTITUTION] . he was appointed to the bengal civil service [INSTITUTION] from haileybury [UNKNOWN] in 1842 , and , making the voyage round [QUANTITY] the cape [PLACE] in a p. and o. steamer [PERIOD] , arrived in india [PLACE] on the 25th december [PERIOD] 1842 . he served in rohilkhand [UNKNOWN] in subordinate revenue [MONEY] and judicial appointments [ACT] from 1843 to 1846 ; was in charge [AMOUNT] of several districts [CONCEPT] and political divisions [ACT] of the cis-sutlej states from 1846 to 1851 , and was mentioned with special praise [ACT] by lord dalhousie [PERSON] . while on furlough [PERIOD] from 1851 to 1854 he was called to the bar [PLACE] at inner temple [PERSON] in 1854 , and became an associate [PERSON] of the court [EVENT] of queen [PERSON] 's bench [ENTITY] , and published modern india [PLACE] ( dedicated to his uncle [PERSON] , then lord chief justice [PERSON] of england [PLACE] ) and india as it may be [PLACE] . he married in 1854 while at home [PLACE] . he was magistrate-collector of azimghur [UNKNOWN] , 1854 ; commissioner [PERSON] of customs [FORM] , north-western provinces , 1855 ; commissioner [PERSON] of the cis-sutlej states , 1855-7 : took an active part as civil commissioner [PERSON] in some events [EVENT] of the indian rebellion [GOVERNMENT] of 1857 and was present at several engagements [STATE] ; was personal assistant [PERSON] to lord canning [PERSON] , 1857-8 : and judicial and financial commissioner [PERSON] of oudh [UNKNOWN] , 1858 . it was unusual promotion [ACT] that brought him from oudh [UNKNOWN] to be a judge [PERSON] of the high court [EVENT] , calcutta [PLACE] , 1863-66 . he was president [PERSON] of the orissa famine commission [PERSON] , 1866-67 , and chief commissioner [PERSON] of the central provinces [PLACE] , 1867-8 . while on furlough [PERIOD] in 1868-70 he became a candidate [PERSON] for dumbartonshire [PLACE] in the liberal interest [AMOUNT] , but retired from his candidature [CONDITION] before the general election [PROCESS] : he then published his work [ACTIVITY] on irish land tenure [PERIOD] [PERSON] , and was made a doctor [PERSON] of civil law [PERSON] of the university [INSTITUTION] of oxford [INSTITUTION] . lieutenant-governor of bengal [PERSON] from 1871 to 1874 george campbell [PERSON] was lieutenant-governor of bengal [PERSON] . his appointment [ACT] was , as he has himself recorded , a surprise [EMOTION] . he was on furlough [PERIOD] and , " failing anything [ANYTHING] that he cared for , " on the eve [PERSON] of retirement [ACT] . late in the autumn [PERSON] of 1870 , he received the offer [OFFER] from the secretary [PERSON] of state [STATE] for india [PLACE] , the duke [PERSON] of argyll [PERSON] , between whom and the governor-general of india [PLACE] , lord mayo [ACT] , the selection [RESOURCE] was arranged . an early issue [QUESTION] for the new lieutenant-governor was unrest amongst the santal people [HUMAN GROUP] , who had grievances [ACT] about land tenure [PERIOD] and the imposition [EVENT] of rack-rents , arising inter alia [PERSON] from the extension [INSTITUTION] of government [GOVERNMENT] of india acts [PLACE] to santal villages [PLACE] . campbell [PERSON] negotiated powers [POWER] to appoint officers [PERSON] to make a settlement [GROUP] of land rights issues [PERSON] , to restore dispossessed tenants [PERSON] , to settle rents [MONEY] and to record the customs [FORM] and usages [STATE] of the people [HUMAN GROUP] . regulations [PERSON] were made to introduce a usury law [PERSON] limiting the accumulation [ACT] of interest [AMOUNT] on debts [ACTION] , and to provide some discretion [DEFICIENCY] of government [GOVERNMENT] to introduce or withdraw the application [ACT] of laws [ACT] as found desirable from time [PERIOD] to time [PERIOD] . campbell [PERSON] was responsible for provincial finance reform [AMOUNT] , devolving responsibility [RESPONSIBILITY] for the control [GROUP] of expenditure [ACT] to local government [GOVERNMENT] , where previously it had been under the control [GROUP] of central government [GOVERNMENT] . he introduced the bengal road cess act [ACT] of 1871 , which imposed a property-based tax [PERSON] , the revenues [MONEY] of which were dedicated to the improvement [ACT] of , primarily , road infrastructure [EVENT] , and the budgets [DOCUMENT PART] for which were under local control [GROUP] . other transport innovation [ACT] of his time [PERIOD] included the establishment [ACT] of port trust commissioners [PERSON] for the port [PERSON] of kolkata [PLACE] , who effected considerable improvements [ACT] to port [PERSON] infrastructure [EVENT] , efficiency [PLACE] and revenues [MONEY] raised ; and the letting [EVENT] of a contract [PERSON] for the manufacture [PERIOD] of the first howrah bridge [PERSON] , a pontoon structure [STRUCTURE] , linking howrah [PERSON] and kolkata [PLACE] . the early period [PERIOD] of his office [PLACE] saw three events [EVENT] speaking to opposition to the raj [PERSON] . on 20 september [PERIOD] 1871 , john paxton norman [PERSON] , acting chief justice [PERSON] of the calcutta high court [EVENT] [PLACE] was assassinated , stabbed to death [EVENT] by an indian wahabi [PERSON] , mohammad abdullah [PERSON] , in what appears to have been a political act [ACT] . on 8 february [PERIOD] 1872 , the governor-general of india [PLACE] , richard bourke [PERSON] , 6th earl [PERSON] of mayo [ACT] , was assassinated , again by stabbing , by an apparently disgruntled convict [PERSON] , sher ali afridi [PERSON] , a former afghan soldier [UNKNOWN] who had been convicted for murdering a relative [ABSTRACT ENTITY] . sandwiched [FOOD] between these two events [EVENT] , a punitive expedition [ACT] was mounted to rescue british subjects [ABILITY] captured by members [STATE] of the mizo people [HUMAN GROUP] - called lushais [UNKNOWN] - and to convince the hill tribes [PERSON] of the region [PLACE] that they had nothing [PERSON] to gain and everything [ACTIVITY] to lose by placing themselves in a hostile position [POSITION] towards the british government [GOVERNMENT] . during his tenure [PERIOD] the pabna disturbances [ACT] occurred . with his proclamation [STATEMENT] on 4 july [PERIOD] 1873 during the pabna peasant uprisings [ACT] , guaranteeing government support [SET] of peasants [UNKNOWN] against excessive zamindar demands [REQUEST] he ensured that the protest [GROUP] remained peaceful , at the same time [PERIOD] antagonising the landlords [FISH] and his namesake george campbell [PERSON] [PERSON] , 8th duke [PERSON] of argyll [PERSON] at that time secretary [PERSON] of state [STATE] for india [PLACE] . a contemporary assessment [ACT] of campbell [PERSON] and his time [PERIOD] leading bengal [PERSON] notes that he represented a revolution [SERIES] of root-and-branch administration [ACT] ; but at the same time [PERIOD] , left bengal [PERSON] with very little goodwill [CONCEPT] , because of the uncompromising nature [NATURE] of his temper [STATE] , his contentious tone [TONE] , his tendency [TENDENCY] to disputation [ACT] , and an unwillingness [PROPERTY] to compromise [AGREEMENT] . whilst he stood foremost amongst the bengal [PERSON] lieutenant-governors , he was the least popular [UNKNOWN] . post-india career [NUMBER] george campbell [PERSON] was member [PERSON] of parliament [HUMAN GROUP] ( mp ) for kirkcaldy burghs [UNKNOWN] from 1875 to his death [EVENT] in 1892 . campbell [PERSON] 's biographers [PERSON] in the oxford dictionary [PERSON] of national biography assert [UNKNOWN] that " his failure [STATE] as a politician [PERSON] was complete " : the retired proconsul [UNKNOWN] 's discordant tones [TONE] and self-importance— the subject [ABILITY] of covert mockery [PERSON] in official bengal—incurred open derision [ACT] at westminster [PLACE] , where he spoke , or tried to speak , far too often . he was ' positively and literally hooted as i have never heard a man [PERSON] hooted in the house [PLACE] of commons [UNKNOWN] ' , wrote h. w. lucy [PERSON] . he published a number [NUMBER] of major works [UNKNOWN] in the post-india period [PERIOD] of his life [EVENT] , as well as contributions [ACT] in the quarterly ethnological journal [INSTANCE] and the journal [INSTANCE] of the asiatic society [INSTITUTION] of bengal [PERSON] . family , death campbell [PERSON] married , in 1853 , laetitia maria vibart [PLACE] , daughter [PERSON] of john gowan vibart [PERSON] , of the bengal civil service [INSTITUTION] , and left several children [PERSON] . lady campbell [PERSON] died in london 21 october 1901 , aged 68 . their eldest son [PERSON] , major george campbell [PERSON] [PERSON] ( ca. 1861-1902 ) , died while serving with the 8th king [PERSON] 's regiment [HUMAN GROUP] in the second boer war [EVENT] in south africa [PLACE] . george campbell [PERSON] contacted influenza [UNKNOWN] and died on 18 february [PERIOD] 1892 in cairo [PLACE] , where he was buried . works [UNKNOWN] * modern india [PLACE] ( 1852 ) * india as it may be [PLACE] ( 1853 ) * the irish land [LAND] ( 1869 ) * specimens [UNKNOWN] of languages [UNKNOWN] of india [PLACE] ( 1874 ) - as editor [PROGRAM] * a handy [PERSON] book on the eastern question [QUESTION] ( 1876 ) * the afghan frontier [PERSON] ( 1879 ) * the tenure [PERIOD] of land [LAND] in india [PLACE] , in systems [SYSTEM] of land tenure [PERIOD] in various countries [UNKNOWN] pp.213-290 ( 1881 ) * the british empire [STATE] ( 1887 ) * the american people [HUMAN GROUP] , or , the relations [RELATION] between the white [PERSON] and the black [PERSON] ( 1889 ) * memoirs [ABSTRACT ENTITY] of my indian career [NUMBER] ( 1893 ) - published posthumously , edited by charles e. bernard [PERSON] + volume [POSITION] i + volume [POSITION] ii

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Id | Form | Freq | Tag | Context | Error
1 | india | 9 | PLACE | he was a barrister , and author on irish and indian land tenure , and on the government of india . |
2 | time | 6 | PERIOD | regulations were made to introduce a usury law limiting the accumulation of interest on debts , and to provide some discretion of government to introduce or withdraw the application of laws as found desirable from time to time . |
3 | bengal | 6 | PERSON | sir george campbell , kcsi , dcl ( 1824 - 18 february 1892 ) was a scottish member of the indian civil service , holding a variety of administrative positions , acting as a judge of the high court , calcutta , and rising at the end of his career to the position of lieutenant-governor of bengal . |
4 | government | 5 | GOVERNMENT | he was a barrister , and author on irish and indian land tenure , and on the government of india . |
5 | george campbell | 4 | PERSON | for other people named george campbell , see george campbell ( disambiguation ) . |
6 | campbell | 4 | PERSON | for other people named george campbell , see george campbell ( disambiguation ) . |
7 | lieutenant governor | 3 | PERSON |  |
8 | commissioner | 3 | PERSON | he was magistrate-collector of azimghur , 1854 ; commissioner of customs , north-western provinces , 1855 ; commissioner of the cis-sutlej states , 1855-7 : took an active part as civil commissioner in some events of the indian rebellion of 1857 and was present at several engagements ; was personal assistant to lord canning , 1857-8 : and judicial and financial commissioner of oudh , 1858 . |
9 | february | 3 | PERIOD | sir george campbell , kcsi , dcl ( 1824 - 18 february 1892 ) was a scottish member of the indian civil service , holding a variety of administrative positions , acting as a judge of the high court , calcutta , and rising at the end of his career to the position of lieutenant-governor of bengal . |
10 | furlough | 3 | PERIOD | while on furlough from 1851 to 1854 he was called to the bar at inner temple in 1854 , and became an associate of the court of queen 's bench , and published modern india ( dedicated to his uncle , then lord chief justice of england ) and india as it may be . |
11 | control | 3 | GROUP | campbell was responsible for provincial finance reform , devolving responsibility for the control of expenditure to local government , where previously it had been under the control of central government . |
12 | events | 3 | EVENT | he was magistrate-collector of azimghur , 1854 ; commissioner of customs , north-western provinces , 1855 ; commissioner of the cis-sutlej states , 1855-7 : took an active part as civil commissioner in some events of the indian rebellion of 1857 and was present at several engagements ; was personal assistant to lord canning , 1857-8 : and judicial and financial commissioner of oudh , 1858 . |
13 | argyll | 2 | PERSON | late in the autumn of 1870 , he received the offer from the secretary of state for india , the duke of argyll , between whom and the governor-general of india , lord mayo , the selection was arranged . |
14 | duke | 2 | PERSON | late in the autumn of 1870 , he received the offer from the secretary of state for india , the duke of argyll , between whom and the governor-general of india , lord mayo , the selection was arranged . |
15 | tenure | 2 | PERIOD | he was a barrister , and author on irish and indian land tenure , and on the government of india . |
16 | customs | 2 | FORM | he was magistrate-collector of azimghur , 1854 ; commissioner of customs , north-western provinces , 1855 ; commissioner of the cis-sutlej states , 1855-7 : took an active part as civil commissioner in some events of the indian rebellion of 1857 and was present at several engagements ; was personal assistant to lord canning , 1857-8 : and judicial and financial commissioner of oudh , 1858 . |
17 | governor general | 2 | PERSON |  |
18 | position | 2 | POSITION | sir george campbell , kcsi , dcl ( 1824 - 18 february 1892 ) was a scottish member of the indian civil service , holding a variety of administrative positions , acting as a judge of the high court , calcutta , and rising at the end of his career to the position of lieutenant-governor of bengal . |
19 | parliament | 2 | HUMAN GROUP | he was a liberal party politician and , post-india , for seventeen years member of parliament for kirkcaldy burghs . |
20 | son | 2 | PERSON | biography george campbell was born in 1824 , the eldest son of sir george campbell , of edenwood , whose brother became the 1st baron campbell . |
21 | kirkcaldy burghs | 2 | UNKNOWN | he was a liberal party politician and , post-india , for seventeen years member of parliament for kirkcaldy burghs . |
22 | interest | 2 | AMOUNT | while on furlough in 1868-70 he became a candidate for dumbartonshire in the liberal interest , but retired from his candidature before the general election : he then published his work on irish land tenure , and was made a doctor of civil law of the university of oxford . |
23 | calcutta | 2 | PLACE | sir george campbell , kcsi , dcl ( 1824 - 18 february 1892 ) was a scottish member of the indian civil service , holding a variety of administrative positions , acting as a judge of the high court , calcutta , and rising at the end of his career to the position of lieutenant-governor of bengal . |
24 | revenues | 2 | MONEY | he introduced the bengal road cess act of 1871 , which imposed a property-based tax , the revenues of which were dedicated to the improvement of , primarily , road infrastructure , and the budgets for which were under local control . |
25 | works | 2 | UNKNOWN | he published a number of major works in the post-india period of his life , as well as contributions in the quarterly ethnological journal and the journal of the asiatic society of bengal . |
26 | university | 2 | INSTITUTION | he was educated at edinburgh academy and the university of st andrews . |
27 | volume | 2 | POSITION | the american people , or , the relations between the white and the black ( 1889 ) * memoirs of my indian career ( 1893 ) - published posthumously , edited by charles e. bernard + volume i + volume |
28 | cis sutlej states | 2 | STATE |  |
29 | people | 2 | HUMAN GROUP | for other people named george campbell , see george campbell ( disambiguation ) . |
30 | oudh | 2 | UNKNOWN | he was magistrate-collector of azimghur , 1854 ; commissioner of customs , north-western provinces , 1855 ; commissioner of the cis-sutlej states , 1855-7 : took an active part as civil commissioner in some events of the indian rebellion of 1857 and was present at several engagements ; was personal assistant to lord canning , 1857-8 : and judicial and financial commissioner of oudh , 1858 . |
31 | member | 2 | PERSON | sir george campbell , kcsi , dcl ( 1824 - 18 february 1892 ) was a scottish member of the indian civil service , holding a variety of administrative positions , acting as a judge of the high court , calcutta , and rising at the end of his career to the position of lieutenant-governor of bengal . |
32 | judge | 2 | PERSON | sir george campbell , kcsi , dcl ( 1824 - 18 february 1892 ) was a scottish member of the indian civil service , holding a variety of administrative positions , acting as a judge of the high court , calcutta , and rising at the end of his career to the position of lieutenant-governor of bengal . |
33 | land tenure | 2 | PERSON | he was a barrister , and author on irish and indian land tenure , and on the government of india . |
34 | state | 2 | STATE | late in the autumn of 1870 , he received the offer from the secretary of state for india , the duke of argyll , between whom and the governor-general of india , lord mayo , the selection was arranged . |
35 | modern india | 2 | PLACE | while on furlough from 1851 to 1854 he was called to the bar at inner temple in 1854 , and became an associate of the court of queen 's bench , and published modern india ( dedicated to his uncle , then lord chief justice of england ) and india as it may be . |
36 | sir george campbell | 2 | PERSON | sir george campbell , kcsi , dcl ( 1824 - 18 february 1892 ) was a scottish member of the indian civil service , holding a variety of administrative positions , acting as a judge of the high court , calcutta , and rising at the end of his career to the position of lieutenant-governor of bengal . |
37 | high court | 2 | EVENT | sir george campbell , kcsi , dcl ( 1824 - 18 february 1892 ) was a scottish member of the indian civil service , holding a variety of administrative positions , acting as a judge of the high court , calcutta , and rising at the end of his career to the position of lieutenant-governor of bengal . |
38 | kolkata | 2 | PLACE | other transport innovation of his time included the establishment of port trust commissioners for the port of kolkata , who effected considerable improvements to port infrastructure , efficiency and revenues raised ; and the letting of a contract for the manufacture of the first howrah bridge , a pontoon structure , linking howrah and kolkata . |
39 | black | 1 | PERSON | the american people , or , the relations between the white and the black ( 1889 ) * memoirs of my indian career ( 1893 ) - published posthumously , edited by charles e. bernard + volume i + volume |
40 | nothing | 1 | PERSON | sandwiched between these two events , a punitive expedition was mounted to rescue british subjects captured by members of the mizo people - called lushais - and to convince the hill tribes of the region that they had nothing to gain and everything to lose by placing themselves in a hostile position towards the british government . |
41 | everything | 1 | ACTIVITY | sandwiched between these two events , a punitive expedition was mounted to rescue british subjects captured by members of the mizo people - called lushais - and to convince the hill tribes of the region that they had nothing to gain and everything to lose by placing themselves in a hostile position towards the british government . |
42 | improvements | 1 | ACT | other transport innovation of his time included the establishment of port trust commissioners for the port of kolkata , who effected considerable improvements to port infrastructure , efficiency and revenues raised ; and the letting of a contract for the manufacture of the first howrah bridge , a pontoon structure , linking howrah and kolkata . |
43 | o. steamer | 1 | PERIOD | and o. steamer , arrived in india on the 25th december 1842 . |
44 | languages | 1 | UNKNOWN | the irish land ( 1869 ) * specimens of languages of india ( 1874 ) - as editor * |
45 | president | 1 | PERSON | he was president of the orissa famine commission , 1866-67 , and chief commissioner of the central provinces , 1867-8 . |
46 | nature | 1 | NATURE | a contemporary assessment of campbell and his time leading bengal notes that he represented a revolution of root-and-branch administration ; but at the same time , left bengal with very little goodwill , because of the uncompromising nature of his temper , his contentious tone , his tendency to disputation , and an unwillingness to compromise . |
47 | india acts | 1 | PLACE | an early issue for the new lieutenant-governor was unrest amongst the santal people , who had grievances about land tenure and the imposition of rack-rents , arising inter alia from the extension of government of india acts to santal villages . |
48 | members | 1 | STATE | sandwiched between these two events , a punitive expedition was mounted to rescue british subjects captured by members of the mizo people - called lushais - and to convince the hill tribes of the region that they had nothing to gain and everything to lose by placing themselves in a hostile position towards the british government . |
49 | extension | 1 | INSTITUTION | an early issue for the new lieutenant-governor was unrest amongst the santal people , who had grievances about land tenure and the imposition of rack-rents , arising inter alia from the extension of government of india acts to santal villages . |
50 | compromise | 1 | AGREEMENT | a contemporary assessment of campbell and his time leading bengal notes that he represented a revolution of root-and-branch administration ; but at the same time , left bengal with very little goodwill , because of the uncompromising nature of his temper , his contentious tone , his tendency to disputation , and an unwillingness to compromise . |
51 | protest | 1 | GROUP | with his proclamation on 4 july 1873 during the pabna peasant uprisings , guaranteeing government support of peasants against excessive zamindar demands he ensured that the protest remained peaceful , at the same time antagonising the landlords and his namesake george campbell , 8th duke of argyll at that time secretary of state for india . |
52 | tenants | 1 | PERSON | campbell negotiated powers to appoint officers to make a settlement of land rights issues , to restore dispossessed tenants , to settle rents and to record the customs and usages of the people . |
53 | laws | 1 | ACT | regulations were made to introduce a usury law limiting the accumulation of interest on debts , and to provide some discretion of government to introduce or withdraw the application of laws as found desirable from time to time . |
54 | indian rebellion | 1 | GOVERNMENT | he was magistrate-collector of azimghur , 1854 ; commissioner of customs , north-western provinces , 1855 ; commissioner of the cis-sutlej states , 1855-7 : took an active part as civil commissioner in some events of the indian rebellion of 1857 and was present at several engagements ; was personal assistant to lord canning , 1857-8 : and judicial and financial commissioner of oudh , 1858 . |
55 | biography george campbell | 1 | PERSON | biography george campbell was born in 1824 , the eldest son of sir george campbell , of edenwood , whose brother became the 1st baron campbell . |
56 | lord dalhousie | 1 | PERSON | he served in rohilkhand in subordinate revenue and judicial appointments from 1843 to 1846 ; was in charge of several districts and political divisions of the cis-sutlej states from 1846 to 1851 , and was mentioned with special praise by lord dalhousie . |
57 | liberal party politician | 1 | PERSON | scottish liberal party politician and indian administrator |
58 | appointment | 1 | ACT | his appointment was , as he has himself recorded , a surprise . |
59 | biography assert | 1 | UNKNOWN | campbell 's biographers in the oxford dictionary of national biography assert that " his failure as a politician was complete " : |
60 | indian land tenure | 1 | PERSON | he was a barrister , and author on irish and indian land tenure , and on the government of india . |
61 | personal assistant | 1 | PERSON | he was magistrate-collector of azimghur , 1854 ; commissioner of customs , north-western provinces , 1855 ; commissioner of the cis-sutlej states , 1855-7 : took an active part as civil commissioner in some events of the indian rebellion of 1857 and was present at several engagements ; was personal assistant to lord canning , 1857-8 : and judicial and financial commissioner of oudh , 1858 . |
62 | revolution | 1 | SERIES | a contemporary assessment of campbell and his time leading bengal notes that he represented a revolution of root-and-branch administration ; but at the same time , left bengal with very little goodwill , because of the uncompromising nature of his temper , his contentious tone , his tendency to disputation , and an unwillingness to compromise . |
63 | memoirs | 1 | ABSTRACT ENTITY | the american people , or , the relations between the white and the black ( 1889 ) * memoirs of my indian career ( 1893 ) - published posthumously , edited by charles e. bernard + volume i + volume |
64 | application | 1 | ACT | regulations were made to introduce a usury law limiting the accumulation of interest on debts , and to provide some discretion of government to introduce or withdraw the application of laws as found desirable from time to time . |
65 | hill tribes | 1 | PERSON | sandwiched between these two events , a punitive expedition was mounted to rescue british subjects captured by members of the mizo people - called lushais - and to convince the hill tribes of the region that they had nothing to gain and everything to lose by placing themselves in a hostile position towards the british government . |
66 | tones | 1 | TONE | the retired proconsul 's discordant tones and self-importance— the subject of covert mockery in official bengal—incurred open derision at westminster , where he spoke , or tried to speak , far too often . |
67 | north western provinces | 1 | PLACE |  |
68 | variety | 1 | SET | sir george campbell , kcsi , dcl ( 1824 - 18 february 1892 ) was a scottish member of the indian civil service , holding a variety of administrative positions , acting as a judge of the high court , calcutta , and rising at the end of his career to the position of lieutenant-governor of bengal . |
69 | act | 1 | ACT | he introduced the bengal road cess act of 1871 , which imposed a property-based tax , the revenues of which were dedicated to the improvement of , primarily , road infrastructure , and the budgets for which were under local control . |
70 | cairo | 1 | PLACE | george campbell contacted influenza and died on 18 february 1892 in cairo , where he was buried . |
71 | doctor | 1 | PERSON | while on furlough in 1868-70 he became a candidate for dumbartonshire in the liberal interest , but retired from his candidature before the general election : he then published his work on irish land tenure , and was made a doctor of civil law of the university of oxford . |
72 | home | 1 | PLACE | he married in 1854 while at home . |
73 | service | 1 | INSTITUTION | sir george campbell , kcsi , dcl ( 1824 - 18 february 1892 ) was a scottish member of the indian civil service , holding a variety of administrative positions , acting as a judge of the high court , calcutta , and rising at the end of his career to the position of lieutenant-governor of bengal . |
74 | contributions | 1 | ACT | he published a number of major works in the post-india period of his life , as well as contributions in the quarterly ethnological journal and the journal of the asiatic society of bengal . |
75 | brother | 1 | PERSON | biography george campbell was born in 1824 , the eldest son of sir george campbell , of edenwood , whose brother became the 1st baron campbell . |
76 | edenwood | 1 | PLACE | biography george campbell was born in 1824 , the eldest son of sir george campbell , of edenwood , whose brother became the 1st baron campbell . |
77 | soldier | 1 | UNKNOWN | afghan soldier who had been convicted for murdering a relative . |
78 | bengal lieutenant governors | 1 | PERSON |  |
79 | indian wahabi | 1 | PERSON | on 20 september 1871 , john paxton norman , acting chief justice of the calcutta high court was assassinated , stabbed to death by an indian wahabi , mohammad abdullah , in what appears to have been a political act . |
80 | commons | 1 | UNKNOWN | he was ' positively and literally hooted as i have never heard a man hooted in the house of commons ' , wrote h. w. lucy . |
81 | eastern question | 1 | QUESTION | book on the eastern question ( 1876 ) * |
82 | santal people | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | an early issue for the new lieutenant-governor was unrest amongst the santal people , who had grievances about land tenure and the imposition of rack-rents , arising inter alia from the extension of government of india acts to santal villages . |
83 | tendency | 1 | TENDENCY | a contemporary assessment of campbell and his time leading bengal notes that he represented a revolution of root-and-branch administration ; but at the same time , left bengal with very little goodwill , because of the uncompromising nature of his temper , his contentious tone , his tendency to disputation , and an unwillingness to compromise . |
84 | daughter | 1 | PERSON | family , death campbell married , in 1853 , laetitia maria vibart , daughter of john gowan vibart , of the bengal civil service , and left several children . |
85 | transport innovation | 1 | ACT | other transport innovation of his time included the establishment of port trust commissioners for the port of kolkata , who effected considerable improvements to port infrastructure , efficiency and revenues raised ; and the letting of a contract for the manufacture of the first howrah bridge , a pontoon structure , linking howrah and kolkata . |
86 | july | 1 | PERIOD | with his proclamation on 4 july 1873 during the pabna peasant uprisings , guaranteeing government support of peasants against excessive zamindar demands he ensured that the protest remained peaceful , at the same time antagonising the landlords and his namesake george campbell , 8th duke of argyll at that time secretary of state for india . |
87 | associate | 1 | PERSON | while on furlough from 1851 to 1854 he was called to the bar at inner temple in 1854 , and became an associate of the court of queen 's bench , and published modern india ( dedicated to his uncle , then lord chief justice of england ) and india as it may be . |
88 | dumbartonshire | 1 | PLACE | while on furlough in 1868-70 he became a candidate for dumbartonshire in the liberal interest , but retired from his candidature before the general election : he then published his work on irish land tenure , and was made a doctor of civil law of the university of oxford . |
89 | administration | 1 | ACT | a contemporary assessment of campbell and his time leading bengal notes that he represented a revolution of root-and-branch administration ; but at the same time , left bengal with very little goodwill , because of the uncompromising nature of his temper , his contentious tone , his tendency to disputation , and an unwillingness to compromise . |
90 | lord chief justice | 1 | PERSON | while on furlough from 1851 to 1854 he was called to the bar at inner temple in 1854 , and became an associate of the court of queen 's bench , and published modern india ( dedicated to his uncle , then lord chief justice of england ) and india as it may be . |
91 | office | 1 | PLACE | the early period of his office saw three events speaking to opposition to the raj . |
92 | expedition | 1 | ACT | sandwiched between these two events , a punitive expedition was mounted to rescue british subjects captured by members of the mizo people - called lushais - and to convince the hill tribes of the region that they had nothing to gain and everything to lose by placing themselves in a hostile position towards the british government . |
93 | rohilkhand | 1 | UNKNOWN | he served in rohilkhand in subordinate revenue and judicial appointments from 1843 to 1846 ; was in charge of several districts and political divisions of the cis-sutlej states from 1846 to 1851 , and was mentioned with special praise by lord dalhousie . |
94 | influenza | 1 | UNKNOWN | george campbell contacted influenza and died on 18 february 1892 in cairo , where he was buried . |
95 | region | 1 | PLACE | sandwiched between these two events , a punitive expedition was mounted to rescue british subjects captured by members of the mizo people - called lushais - and to convince the hill tribes of the region that they had nothing to gain and everything to lose by placing themselves in a hostile position towards the british government . |
96 | unwillingness | 1 | PROPERTY | a contemporary assessment of campbell and his time leading bengal notes that he represented a revolution of root-and-branch administration ; but at the same time , left bengal with very little goodwill , because of the uncompromising nature of his temper , his contentious tone , his tendency to disputation , and an unwillingness to compromise . |
97 | westminster | 1 | PLACE | the retired proconsul 's discordant tones and self-importance— the subject of covert mockery in official bengal—incurred open derision at westminster , where he spoke , or tried to speak , far too often . |
98 | civil law | 1 | PERSON | while on furlough in 1868-70 he became a candidate for dumbartonshire in the liberal interest , but retired from his candidature before the general election : he then published his work on irish land tenure , and was made a doctor of civil law of the university of oxford . |
99 | pabna peasant uprisings | 1 | ACT | with his proclamation on 4 july 1873 during the pabna peasant uprisings , guaranteeing government support of peasants against excessive zamindar demands he ensured that the protest remained peaceful , at the same time antagonising the landlords and his namesake george campbell , 8th duke of argyll at that time secretary of state for india . |
100 | afghan frontier | 1 | PERSON | the afghan frontier ( 1879 ) * the tenure of land in india , in systems of land tenure in various countries pp.213-290 ( 1881 ) * the british empire ( 1887 ) * |
101 | disambiguation | 1 | ACT | for other people named george campbell , see george campbell ( disambiguation ) . |
102 | regiment | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | their eldest son , major george campbell ( ca. 1861-1902 ) , died while serving with the 8th king 's regiment in the second boer war in south africa . |
103 | anything | 1 | ANYTHING | he was on furlough and , " failing anything that he cared for , " on the eve of retirement . |
104 | british subjects | 1 | ABILITY | sandwiched between these two events , a punitive expedition was mounted to rescue british subjects captured by members of the mizo people - called lushais - and to convince the hill tribes of the region that they had nothing to gain and everything to lose by placing themselves in a hostile position towards the british government . |
105 | civil commissioner | 1 | PERSON | he was magistrate-collector of azimghur , 1854 ; commissioner of customs , north-western provinces , 1855 ; commissioner of the cis-sutlej states , 1855-7 : took an active part as civil commissioner in some events of the indian rebellion of 1857 and was present at several engagements ; was personal assistant to lord canning , 1857-8 : and judicial and financial commissioner of oudh , 1858 . |
106 | peasants | 1 | UNKNOWN | with his proclamation on 4 july 1873 during the pabna peasant uprisings , guaranteeing government support of peasants against excessive zamindar demands he ensured that the protest remained peaceful , at the same time antagonising the landlords and his namesake george campbell , 8th duke of argyll at that time secretary of state for india . |
107 | end | 1 | UNKNOWN | sir george campbell , kcsi , dcl ( 1824 - 18 february 1892 ) was a scottish member of the indian civil service , holding a variety of administrative positions , acting as a judge of the high court , calcutta , and rising at the end of his career to the position of lieutenant-governor of bengal . |
108 | work | 1 | ACTIVITY | while on furlough in 1868-70 he became a candidate for dumbartonshire in the liberal interest , but retired from his candidature before the general election : he then published his work on irish land tenure , and was made a doctor of civil law of the university of oxford . |
109 | september | 1 | PERIOD | on 20 september 1871 , john paxton norman , acting chief justice of the calcutta high court was assassinated , stabbed to death by an indian wahabi , mohammad abdullah , in what appears to have been a political act . |
110 | edinburgh academy | 1 | INSTITUTION | he was educated at edinburgh academy and the university of st andrews . |
111 | relative | 1 | ABSTRACT ENTITY | afghan soldier who had been convicted for murdering a relative . |
112 | oxford dictionary | 1 | PERSON | campbell 's biographers in the oxford dictionary of national biography assert that " his failure as a politician was complete " : |
113 | derision | 1 | ACT | the retired proconsul 's discordant tones and self-importance— the subject of covert mockery in official bengal—incurred open derision at westminster , where he spoke , or tried to speak , far too often . |
114 | caricature | 1 | PERSON | caricature by spy published in vanity fair in 1878 . |
115 | assessment | 1 | ACT | a contemporary assessment of campbell and his time leading bengal notes that he represented a revolution of root-and-branch administration ; but at the same time , left bengal with very little goodwill , because of the uncompromising nature of his temper , his contentious tone , his tendency to disputation , and an unwillingness to compromise . |
116 | efficiency | 1 | PLACE | other transport innovation of his time included the establishment of port trust commissioners for the port of kolkata , who effected considerable improvements to port infrastructure , efficiency and revenues raised ; and the letting of a contract for the manufacture of the first howrah bridge , a pontoon structure , linking howrah and kolkata . |
117 | santal villages | 1 | PLACE | an early issue for the new lieutenant-governor was unrest amongst the santal people , who had grievances about land tenure and the imposition of rack-rents , arising inter alia from the extension of government of india acts to santal villages . |
118 | authority | 1 | PERSON | portrait " indian authority " . |
119 | children | 1 | PERSON | family , death campbell married , in 1853 , laetitia maria vibart , daughter of john gowan vibart , of the bengal civil service , and left several children . |
120 | queen | 1 | PERSON | while on furlough from 1851 to 1854 he was called to the bar at inner temple in 1854 , and became an associate of the court of queen 's bench , and published modern india ( dedicated to his uncle , then lord chief justice of england ) and india as it may be . |
121 | azimghur | 1 | UNKNOWN | he was magistrate-collector of azimghur , 1854 ; commissioner of customs , north-western provinces , 1855 ; commissioner of the cis-sutlej states , 1855-7 : took an active part as civil commissioner in some events of the indian rebellion of 1857 and was present at several engagements ; was personal assistant to lord canning , 1857-8 : and judicial and financial commissioner of oudh , 1858 . |
122 | rents | 1 | MONEY | an early issue for the new lieutenant-governor was unrest amongst the santal people , who had grievances about land tenure and the imposition of rack rents , arising inter alia from the extension of government of india acts to santal villages . |
123 | death | 1 | EVENT | on 20 september 1871 , john paxton norman , acting chief justice of the calcutta high court was assassinated , stabbed to death by an indian wahabi , mohammad abdullah , in what appears to have been a political act . |
124 | baron campbell | 1 | PERSON | biography george campbell was born in 1824 , the eldest son of sir george campbell , of edenwood , whose brother became the 1st baron campbell . |
125 | goodwill | 1 | CONCEPT | a contemporary assessment of campbell and his time leading bengal notes that he represented a revolution of root-and-branch administration ; but at the same time , left bengal with very little goodwill , because of the uncompromising nature of his temper , his contentious tone , his tendency to disputation , and an unwillingness to compromise . |
126 | earl | 1 | PERSON | february 1872 , the governor-general of india , richard bourke , 6th earl of mayo , was assassinated , again by stabbing , by an apparently disgruntled convict , sher ali afridi , a former |
127 | namesake george campbell | 1 | PERSON | with his proclamation on 4 july 1873 during the pabna peasant uprisings , guaranteeing government support of peasants against excessive zamindar demands he ensured that the protest remained peaceful , at the same time antagonising the landlords and his namesake george campbell , 8th duke of argyll at that time secretary of state for india . |
128 | surprise | 1 | EMOTION | his appointment was , as he has himself recorded , a surprise . |
129 | irish land tenure | 1 | PERSON | while on furlough in 1868-70 he became a candidate for dumbartonshire in the liberal interest , but retired from his candidature before the general election : he then published his work on irish land tenure , and was made a doctor of civil law of the university of oxford . |
130 | time secretary | 1 | PERSON | with his proclamation on 4 july 1873 during the pabna peasant uprisings , guaranteeing government support of peasants against excessive zamindar demands he ensured that the protest remained peaceful , at the same time antagonising the landlords and his namesake george campbell , 8th duke of argyll at that time secretary of state for india . |
131 | inner temple | 1 | PERSON | while on furlough from 1851 to 1854 he was called to the bar at inner temple in 1854 , and became an associate of the court of queen 's bench , and published modern india ( dedicated to his uncle , then lord chief justice of england ) and india as it may be . |
132 | south africa | 1 | PLACE | their eldest son , major george campbell ( ca. 1861-1902 ) , died while serving with the 8th king 's regiment in the second boer war in south africa . |
133 | proclamation | 1 | STATEMENT | with his proclamation on 4 july 1873 during the pabna peasant uprisings , guaranteeing government support of peasants against excessive zamindar demands he ensured that the protest remained peaceful , at the same time antagonising the landlords and his namesake george campbell , 8th duke of argyll at that time secretary of state for india . |
134 | court | 1 | EVENT | sir george campbell , kcsi , dcl ( 1824 - 18 february 1892 ) was a scottish member of the indian civil service , holding a variety of administrative positions , acting as a judge of the high court , calcutta , and rising at the end of his career to the position of lieutenant-governor of bengal . |
135 | canning | 1 | PERSON | he was magistrate-collector of azimghur , 1854 ; commissioner of customs , north-western provinces , 1855 ; commissioner of the cis-sutlej states , 1855-7 : took an active part as civil commissioner in some events of the indian rebellion of 1857 and was present at several engagements ; was personal assistant to lord canning , 1857-8 : and judicial and financial commissioner of oudh , 1858 . |
136 | port trust commissioners | 1 | PERSON | other transport innovation of his time included the establishment of port trust commissioners for the port of kolkata , who effected considerable improvements to port infrastructure , efficiency and revenues raised ; and the letting of a contract for the manufacture of the first howrah bridge , a pontoon structure , linking howrah and kolkata . |
137 | regulations | 1 | PERSON | regulations were made to introduce a usury law limiting the accumulation of interest on debts , and to provide some discretion of government to introduce or withdraw the application of laws as found desirable from time to time . |
138 | life | 1 | EVENT | he published a number of major works in the post-india period of his life , as well as contributions in the quarterly ethnological journal and the journal of the asiatic society of bengal . |
139 | man | 1 | PERSON | he was ' positively and literally hooted as i have never heard a man hooted in the house of commons ' , wrote h. w. lucy . |
140 | scottish liberal party politician | 1 | PERSON | scottish liberal party politician and indian administrator |
141 | relations | 1 | RELATION | the american people , or , the relations between the white and the black ( 1889 ) * memoirs of my indian career ( 1893 ) - published posthumously , edited by charles e. bernard + volume i + volume |
142 | death campbell | 1 | PERSON | family , death campbell married , in 1853 , laetitia maria vibart , daughter of john gowan vibart , of the bengal civil service , and left several children . |
143 | bengal civil service | 1 | INSTITUTION | he was appointed to the bengal civil service from haileybury in 1842 , and , making the voyage round the cape in a p. |
144 | john gowan vibart | 1 | PERSON | family , death campbell married , in 1853 , laetitia maria vibart , daughter of john gowan vibart , of the bengal civil service , and left several children . |
145 | powers | 1 | POWER | campbell negotiated powers to appoint officers to make a settlement of land rights issues , to restore dispossessed tenants , to settle rents and to record the customs and usages of the people . |
146 | howrah | 1 | PERSON | other transport innovation of his time included the establishment of port trust commissioners for the port of kolkata , who effected considerable improvements to port infrastructure , efficiency and revenues raised ; and the letting of a contract for the manufacture of the first howrah bridge , a pontoon structure , linking howrah and kolkata . |
147 | asiatic society | 1 | INSTITUTION | he published a number of major works in the post-india period of his life , as well as contributions in the quarterly ethnological journal and the journal of the asiatic society of bengal . |
148 | land rights issues | 1 | PERSON | campbell negotiated powers to appoint officers to make a settlement of land rights issues , to restore dispossessed tenants , to settle rents and to record the customs and usages of the people . |
149 | expenditure | 1 | ACT | campbell was responsible for provincial finance reform , devolving responsibility for the control of expenditure to local government , where previously it had been under the control of central government . |
150 | irish land | 1 | LAND | while on furlough in 1868-70 he became a candidate for dumbartonshire in the liberal interest , but retired from his candidature before the general election : he then published his work on irish land tenure , and was made a doctor of civil law of the university of oxford . |
151 | vanity fair | 1 | PERSON | caricature by spy published in vanity fair in 1878 . |
152 | uncle | 1 | PERSON | while on furlough from 1851 to 1854 he was called to the bar at inner temple in 1854 , and became an associate of the court of queen 's bench , and published modern india ( dedicated to his uncle , then lord chief justice of england ) and india as it may be . |
153 | discretion | 1 | DEFICIENCY | regulations were made to introduce a usury law limiting the accumulation of interest on debts , and to provide some discretion of government to introduce or withdraw the application of laws as found desirable from time to time . |
154 | administrator | 1 | PERSON | scottish liberal party politician and indian administrator |
155 | politician | 1 | PERSON | scottish liberal party politician and indian administrator |
156 | central provinces | 1 | PLACE | he was president of the orissa famine commission , 1866-67 , and chief commissioner of the central provinces , 1867-8 . |
157 | oxford | 1 | INSTITUTION | while on furlough in 1868-70 he became a candidate for dumbartonshire in the liberal interest , but retired from his candidature before the general election : he then published his work on irish land tenure , and was made a doctor of civil law of the university of oxford . |
158 | landlords | 1 | FISH | with his proclamation on 4 july 1873 during the pabna peasant uprisings , guaranteeing government support of peasants against excessive zamindar demands he ensured that the protest remained peaceful , at the same time antagonising the landlords and his namesake george campbell , 8th duke of argyll at that time secretary of state for india . |
159 | indian career | 1 | NUMBER | the american people , or , the relations between the white and the black ( 1889 ) * memoirs of my indian career ( 1893 ) - published posthumously , edited by charles e. bernard + volume i + volume |
160 | richard bourke | 1 | PERSON | february 1872 , the governor-general of india , richard bourke , 6th earl of mayo , was assassinated , again by stabbing , by an apparently disgruntled convict , sher ali afridi , a former |
161 | election | 1 | PROCESS | while on furlough in 1868-70 he became a candidate for dumbartonshire in the liberal interest , but retired from his candidature before the general election : he then published his work on irish land tenure , and was made a doctor of civil law of the university of oxford . |
162 | india as it may be | 1 | PLACE | while on furlough from 1851 to 1854 he was called to the bar at inner temple in 1854 , and became an associate of the court of queen 's bench , and published modern india ( dedicated to his uncle , then lord chief justice of england ) and india as it may be . |
163 | h. w. lucy | 1 | PERSON | he was ' positively and literally hooted as i have never heard a man hooted in the house of commons ' , wrote h. w. lucy . |
164 | king | 1 | PERSON | their eldest son , major george campbell ( ca. 1861-1902 ) , died while serving with the 8th king 's regiment in the second boer war in south africa . |
165 | orissa famine commission | 1 | PERSON | he was president of the orissa famine commission , 1866-67 , and chief commissioner of the central provinces , 1867-8 . |
166 | journal | 1 | INSTANCE | he published a number of major works in the post-india period of his life , as well as contributions in the quarterly ethnological journal and the journal of the asiatic society of bengal . |
167 | voyage round | 1 | QUANTITY | he was appointed to the bengal civil service from haileybury in 1842 , and , making the voyage round the cape in a p. |
168 | finance reform | 1 | AMOUNT | campbell was responsible for provincial finance reform , devolving responsibility for the control of expenditure to local government , where previously it had been under the control of central government . |
169 | charge | 1 | AMOUNT | he served in rohilkhand in subordinate revenue and judicial appointments from 1843 to 1846 ; was in charge of several districts and political divisions of the cis-sutlej states from 1846 to 1851 , and was mentioned with special praise by lord dalhousie . |
170 | kcsi | 1 | UNKNOWN | sir george campbell , kcsi , dcl ( 1824 - 18 february 1892 ) was a scottish member of the indian civil service , holding a variety of administrative positions , acting as a judge of the high court , calcutta , and rising at the end of his career to the position of lieutenant-governor of bengal . |
171 | failure | 1 | STATE | campbell 's biographers in the oxford dictionary of national biography assert that " his failure as a politician was complete " : |
172 | eve | 1 | PERSON | he was on furlough and , " failing anything that he cared for , " on the eve of retirement . |
173 | charles e. bernard | 1 | PERSON | the american people , or , the relations between the white and the black ( 1889 ) * memoirs of my indian career ( 1893 ) - published posthumously , edited by charles e. bernard + volume i + volume |
174 | settlement | 1 | GROUP | campbell negotiated powers to appoint officers to make a settlement of land rights issues , to restore dispossessed tenants , to settle rents and to record the customs and usages of the people . |
175 | career | 1 | NUMBER | sir george campbell , kcsi , dcl ( 1824 - 18 february 1892 ) was a scottish member of the indian civil service , holding a variety of administrative positions , acting as a judge of the high court , calcutta , and rising at the end of his career to the position of lieutenant-governor of bengal . |
176 | british government | 1 | GOVERNMENT | sandwiched between these two events , a punitive expedition was mounted to rescue british subjects captured by members of the mizo people - called lushais - and to convince the hill tribes of the region that they had nothing to gain and everything to lose by placing themselves in a hostile position towards the british government . |
177 | praise | 1 | ACT | he served in rohilkhand in subordinate revenue and judicial appointments from 1843 to 1846 ; was in charge of several districts and political divisions of the cis-sutlej states from 1846 to 1851 , and was mentioned with special praise by lord dalhousie . |
178 | secretary | 1 | PERSON | late in the autumn of 1870 , he received the offer from the secretary of state for india , the duke of argyll , between whom and the governor-general of india , lord mayo , the selection was arranged . |
179 | grievances | 1 | ACT | an early issue for the new lieutenant-governor was unrest amongst the santal people , who had grievances about land tenure and the imposition of rack-rents , arising inter alia from the extension of government of india acts to santal villages . |
180 | covert mockery | 1 | PERSON | the retired proconsul 's discordant tones and self-importance— the subject of covert mockery in official bengal—incurred open derision at westminster , where he spoke , or tried to speak , far too often . |
181 | number | 1 | NUMBER | he published a number of major works in the post-india period of his life , as well as contributions in the quarterly ethnological journal and the journal of the asiatic society of bengal . |
182 | second boer war | 1 | EVENT | their eldest son , major george campbell ( ca. 1861-1902 ) , died while serving with the 8th king 's regiment in the second boer war in south africa . |
183 | howrah bridge | 1 | PERSON | other transport innovation of his time included the establishment of port trust commissioners for the port of kolkata , who effected considerable improvements to port infrastructure , efficiency and revenues raised ; and the letting of a contract for the manufacture of the first howrah bridge , a pontoon structure , linking howrah and kolkata . |
184 | period | 1 | PERIOD | the early period of his office saw three events speaking to opposition to the raj . |
185 | magistrate collector | 1 | ENTITY |  |
186 | various countries | 1 | UNKNOWN | the afghan frontier ( 1879 ) * the tenure of land in india , in systems of land tenure in various countries pp.213-290 ( 1881 ) * the british empire ( 1887 ) * |
187 | law | 1 | PERSON | while on furlough in 1868-70 he became a candidate for dumbartonshire in the liberal interest , but retired from his candidature before the general election : he then published his work on irish land tenure , and was made a doctor of civil law of the university of oxford . |
188 | biographers | 1 | PERSON | campbell 's biographers in the oxford dictionary of national biography assert that " his failure as a politician was complete " : |
189 | years member | 1 | PERSON | he was a liberal party politician and , post-india , for seventeen years member of parliament for kirkcaldy burghs . |
190 | indian civil service | 1 | INSTITUTION | sir george campbell , kcsi , dcl ( 1824 - 18 february 1892 ) was a scottish member of the indian civil service , holding a variety of administrative positions , acting as a judge of the high court , calcutta , and rising at the end of his career to the position of lieutenant-governor of bengal . |
191 | pabna disturbances | 1 | ACT | during his tenure the pabna disturbances occurred . |
192 | london october | 1 | PERIOD |  |
193 | haileybury | 1 | UNKNOWN | he was appointed to the bengal civil service from haileybury in 1842 , and , making the voyage round the cape in a p. |
194 | retirement | 1 | ACT | he was on furlough and , " failing anything that he cared for , " on the eve of retirement . |
195 | positions | 1 | POSITION | sir george campbell , kcsi , dcl ( 1824 - 18 february 1892 ) was a scottish member of the indian civil service , holding a variety of administrative positions , acting as a judge of the high court , calcutta , and rising at the end of his career to the position of lieutenant-governor of bengal . |
196 | december | 1 | PERIOD | and o. steamer , arrived in india on the 25th december 1842 . |
197 | post india career george campbell | 1 | PERSON |  |
198 | debts | 1 | ACTION | regulations were made to introduce a usury law limiting the accumulation of interest on debts , and to provide some discretion of government to introduce or withdraw the application of laws as found desirable from time to time . |
199 | pontoon structure | 1 | STRUCTURE | other transport innovation of his time included the establishment of port trust commissioners for the port of kolkata , who effected considerable improvements to port infrastructure , efficiency and revenues raised ; and the letting of a contract for the manufacture of the first howrah bridge , a pontoon structure , linking howrah and kolkata . |
200 | england | 1 | PLACE | while on furlough from 1851 to 1854 he was called to the bar at inner temple in 1854 , and became an associate of the court of queen 's bench , and published modern india ( dedicated to his uncle , then lord chief justice of england ) and india as it may be . |
201 | post india period | 1 | PERIOD |  |
202 | quarterly ethnological journal | 1 | INSTANCE | he published a number of major works in the post-india period of his life , as well as contributions in the quarterly ethnological journal and the journal of the asiatic society of bengal . |
203 | sandwiched | 1 | FOOD | sandwiched between these two events , a punitive expedition was mounted to rescue british subjects captured by members of the mizo people - called lushais - and to convince the hill tribes of the region that they had nothing to gain and everything to lose by placing themselves in a hostile position towards the british government . |
204 | bar | 1 | PLACE | while on furlough from 1851 to 1854 he was called to the bar at inner temple in 1854 , and became an associate of the court of queen 's bench , and published modern india ( dedicated to his uncle , then lord chief justice of england ) and india as it may be . |
205 | american people | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | the american people , or , the relations between the white and the black ( 1889 ) * memoirs of my indian career ( 1893 ) - published posthumously , edited by charles e. bernard + volume i + volume |
206 | engagements | 1 | STATE | he was magistrate-collector of azimghur , 1854 ; commissioner of customs , north-western provinces , 1855 ; commissioner of the cis-sutlej states , 1855-7 : took an active part as civil commissioner in some events of the indian rebellion of 1857 and was present at several engagements ; was personal assistant to lord canning , 1857-8 : and judicial and financial commissioner of oudh , 1858 . |
207 | government support | 1 | SET | with his proclamation on 4 july 1873 during the pabna peasant uprisings , guaranteeing government support of peasants against excessive zamindar demands he ensured that the protest remained peaceful , at the same time antagonising the landlords and his namesake george campbell , 8th duke of argyll at that time secretary of state for india . |
208 | zamindar demands | 1 | REQUEST | with his proclamation on 4 july 1873 during the pabna peasant uprisings , guaranteeing government support of peasants against excessive zamindar demands he ensured that the protest remained peaceful , at the same time antagonising the landlords and his namesake george campbell , 8th duke of argyll at that time secretary of state for india . |
209 | raj | 1 | PERSON | the early period of his office saw three events speaking to opposition to the raj . |
210 | systems | 1 | SYSTEM | the afghan frontier ( 1879 ) * the tenure of land in india , in systems of land tenure in various countries pp.213-290 ( 1881 ) * the british empire ( 1887 ) * |
211 | autumn | 1 | PERSON | late in the autumn of 1870 , he received the offer from the secretary of state for india , the duke of argyll , between whom and the governor-general of india , lord mayo , the selection was arranged . |
212 | establishment | 1 | ACT | other transport innovation of his time included the establishment of port trust commissioners for the port of kolkata , who effected considerable improvements to port infrastructure , efficiency and revenues raised ; and the letting of a contract for the manufacture of the first howrah bridge , a pontoon structure , linking howrah and kolkata . |
213 | accumulation | 1 | ACT | regulations were made to introduce a usury law limiting the accumulation of interest on debts , and to provide some discretion of government to introduce or withdraw the application of laws as found desirable from time to time . |
214 | mayo | 1 | ACT | late in the autumn of 1870 , he received the offer from the secretary of state for india , the duke of argyll , between whom and the governor-general of india , lord mayo , the selection was arranged . |
215 | white | 1 | PERSON | the american people , or , the relations between the white and the black ( 1889 ) * memoirs of my indian career ( 1893 ) - published posthumously , edited by charles e. bernard + volume i + volume |
216 | letting | 1 | EVENT | other transport innovation of his time included the establishment of port trust commissioners for the port of kolkata , who effected considerable improvements to port infrastructure , efficiency and revenues raised ; and the letting of a contract for the manufacture of the first howrah bridge , a pontoon structure , linking howrah and kolkata . |
217 | officers | 1 | PERSON | campbell negotiated powers to appoint officers to make a settlement of land rights issues , to restore dispossessed tenants , to settle rents and to record the customs and usages of the people . |
218 | appointments | 1 | ACT | he served in rohilkhand in subordinate revenue and judicial appointments from 1843 to 1846 ; was in charge of several districts and political divisions of the cis-sutlej states from 1846 to 1851 , and was mentioned with special praise by lord dalhousie . |
219 | handy | 1 | PERSON | a handy |
220 | calcutta high court | 1 | PLACE | on 20 september 1871 , john paxton norman , acting chief justice of the calcutta high court was assassinated , stabbed to death by an indian wahabi , mohammad abdullah , in what appears to have been a political act . |
221 | barrister | 1 | PERSON | he was a barrister , and author on irish and indian land tenure , and on the government of india . |
222 | subject | 1 | ABILITY | the retired proconsul 's discordant tones and self-importance— the subject of covert mockery in official bengal—incurred open derision at westminster , where he spoke , or tried to speak , far too often . |
223 | cape | 1 | PLACE | he was appointed to the bengal civil service from haileybury in 1842 , and , making the voyage round the cape in a p. |
224 | mizo people | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | sandwiched between these two events , a punitive expedition was mounted to rescue british subjects captured by members of the mizo people - called lushais - and to convince the hill tribes of the region that they had nothing to gain and everything to lose by placing themselves in a hostile position towards the british government . |
225 | manufacture | 1 | PERIOD | other transport innovation of his time included the establishment of port trust commissioners for the port of kolkata , who effected considerable improvements to port infrastructure , efficiency and revenues raised ; and the letting of a contract for the manufacture of the first howrah bridge , a pontoon structure , linking howrah and kolkata . |
226 | road infrastructure | 1 | PLACE | he introduced the bengal road cess act of 1871 , which imposed a property-based tax , the revenues of which were dedicated to the improvement of , primarily , road infrastructure , and the budgets for which were under local control . |
227 | specimens | 1 | UNKNOWN | the irish land ( 1869 ) * specimens of languages of india ( 1874 ) - as editor * |
228 | subordinate revenue | 1 | MONEY | he served in rohilkhand in subordinate revenue and judicial appointments from 1843 to 1846 ; was in charge of several districts and political divisions of the cis-sutlej states from 1846 to 1851 , and was mentioned with special praise by lord dalhousie . |
229 | mohammad abdullah | 1 | PERSON | on 20 september 1871 , john paxton norman , acting chief justice of the calcutta high court was assassinated , stabbed to death by an indian wahabi , mohammad abdullah , in what appears to have been a political act . |
230 | land | 1 | LAND | he was a barrister , and author on irish and indian land tenure , and on the government of india . |
231 | john paxton norman | 1 | PERSON | on 20 september 1871 , john paxton norman , acting chief justice of the calcutta high court was assassinated , stabbed to death by an indian wahabi , mohammad abdullah , in what appears to have been a political act . |
232 | lord mayo | 1 | PERSON | late in the autumn of 1870 , he received the offer from the secretary of state for india , the duke of argyll , between whom and the governor-general of india , lord mayo , the selection was arranged . |
233 | justice | 1 | PERSON | while on furlough from 1851 to 1854 he was called to the bar at inner temple in 1854 , and became an associate of the court of queen 's bench , and published modern india ( dedicated to his uncle , then lord chief justice of england ) and india as it may be . |
234 | responsibility | 1 | RESPONSIBILITY | campbell was responsible for provincial finance reform , devolving responsibility for the control of expenditure to local government , where previously it had been under the control of central government . |
235 | bengal road cess act | 1 | ACT | he introduced the bengal road cess act of 1871 , which imposed a property-based tax , the revenues of which were dedicated to the improvement of , primarily , road infrastructure , and the budgets for which were under local control . |
236 | offer | 1 | OFFER | late in the autumn of 1870 , he received the offer from the secretary of state for india , the duke of argyll , between whom and the governor-general of india , lord mayo , the selection was arranged . |
237 | laetitia maria vibart | 1 | PLACE | family , death campbell married , in 1853 , laetitia maria vibart , daughter of john gowan vibart , of the bengal civil service , and left several children . |
238 | lushais | 1 | UNKNOWN | sandwiched between these two events , a punitive expedition was mounted to rescue british subjects captured by members of the mizo people - called lushais - and to convince the hill tribes of the region that they had nothing to gain and everything to lose by placing themselves in a hostile position towards the british government . |
239 | author | 1 | PERSON | he was a barrister , and author on irish and indian land tenure , and on the government of india . |
240 | improvement | 1 | ACT | he introduced the bengal road cess act of 1871 , which imposed a property-based tax , the revenues of which were dedicated to the improvement of , primarily , road infrastructure , and the budgets for which were under local control . |
241 | tax | 1 | PERSON | he introduced the bengal road cess act of 1871 , which imposed a property-based tax , the revenues of which were dedicated to the improvement of , primarily , road infrastructure , and the budgets for which were under local control . |
242 | irish | 1 | PERSON | he was a barrister , and author on irish and indian land tenure , and on the government of india . |
243 | post india | 1 | PLACE |  |
244 | spy | 1 | RESOURCE | caricature by spy published in vanity fair in 1878 . |
245 | proconsul | 1 | UNKNOWN | the retired proconsul 's discordant tones and self-importance— the subject of covert mockery in official bengal—incurred open derision at westminster , where he spoke , or tried to speak , far too often . |
246 | british empire | 1 | STATE | the afghan frontier ( 1879 ) * the tenure of land in india , in systems of land tenure in various countries pp.213-290 ( 1881 ) * the british empire ( 1887 ) * |
247 | dcl | 1 | UNKNOWN | sir george campbell , kcsi , dcl ( 1824 - 18 february 1892 ) was a scottish member of the indian civil service , holding a variety of administrative positions , acting as a judge of the high court , calcutta , and rising at the end of his career to the position of lieutenant-governor of bengal . |
248 | candidature | 1 | CONDITION | while on furlough in 1868-70 he became a candidate for dumbartonshire in the liberal interest , but retired from his candidature before the general election : he then published his work on irish land tenure , and was made a doctor of civil law of the university of oxford . |
249 | sher ali afridi | 1 | PERSON | february 1872 , the governor-general of india , richard bourke , 6th earl of mayo , was assassinated , again by stabbing , by an apparently disgruntled convict , sher ali afridi , a former |
250 | temper | 1 | STATE | a contemporary assessment of campbell and his time leading bengal notes that he represented a revolution of root-and-branch administration ; but at the same time , left bengal with very little goodwill , because of the uncompromising nature of his temper , his contentious tone , his tendency to disputation , and an unwillingness to compromise . |
251 | st andrews | 1 | INSTITUTION | he was educated at edinburgh academy and the university of st andrews . |
252 | chief commissioner | 1 | PERSON | he was president of the orissa famine commission , 1866-67 , and chief commissioner of the central provinces , 1867-8 . |
253 | infrastructure | 1 | EVENT | he introduced the bengal road cess act of 1871 , which imposed a property-based tax , the revenues of which were dedicated to the improvement of , primarily , road infrastructure , and the budgets for which were under local control . |
254 | bench | 1 | ENTITY | while on furlough from 1851 to 1854 he was called to the bar at inner temple in 1854 , and became an associate of the court of queen 's bench , and published modern india ( dedicated to his uncle , then lord chief justice of england ) and india as it may be . |
255 | divisions | 1 | ACT | he served in rohilkhand in subordinate revenue and judicial appointments from 1843 to 1846 ; was in charge of several districts and political divisions of the cis-sutlej states from 1846 to 1851 , and was mentioned with special praise by lord dalhousie . |
256 | tone | 1 | TONE | a contemporary assessment of campbell and his time leading bengal notes that he represented a revolution of root-and-branch administration ; but at the same time , left bengal with very little goodwill , because of the uncompromising nature of his temper , his contentious tone , his tendency to disputation , and an unwillingness to compromise . |
257 | house | 1 | PLACE | he was ' positively and literally hooted as i have never heard a man hooted in the house of commons ' , wrote h. w. lucy . |
258 | major george campbell | 1 | PERSON | their eldest son , major george campbell ( ca. 1861-1902 ) , died while serving with the 8th king 's regiment in the second boer war in south africa . |
259 | popular | 1 | UNKNOWN | whilst he stood foremost amongst the bengal lieutenant-governors , he was the least popular . |
260 | contract | 1 | PERSON | other transport innovation of his time included the establishment of port trust commissioners for the port of kolkata , who effected considerable improvements to port infrastructure , efficiency and revenues raised ; and the letting of a contract for the manufacture of the first howrah bridge , a pontoon structure , linking howrah and kolkata . |
261 | budgets | 1 | DOCUMENT PART | he introduced the bengal road cess act of 1871 , which imposed a property-based tax , the revenues of which were dedicated to the improvement of , primarily , road infrastructure , and the budgets for which were under local control . |
262 | usages | 1 | STATE | campbell negotiated powers to appoint officers to make a settlement of land rights issues , to restore dispossessed tenants , to settle rents and to record the customs and usages of the people . |
263 | promotion | 1 | ACT | it was unusual promotion that brought him from oudh to be a judge of the high court , calcutta , 1863-66 . |
264 | portrait | 1 | PERSON | portrait " indian authority " . |
265 | editor | 1 | PROGRAM | the irish land ( 1869 ) * specimens of languages of india ( 1874 ) - as editor * |
266 | convict | 1 | PERSON | february 1872 , the governor-general of india , richard bourke , 6th earl of mayo , was assassinated , again by stabbing , by an apparently disgruntled convict , sher ali afridi , a former |
267 | port | 1 | PERSON | other transport innovation of his time included the establishment of port trust commissioners for the port of kolkata , who effected considerable improvements to port infrastructure , efficiency and revenues raised ; and the letting of a contract for the manufacture of the first howrah bridge , a pontoon structure , linking howrah and kolkata . |
268 | disputation | 1 | ACT | a contemporary assessment of campbell and his time leading bengal notes that he represented a revolution of root-and-branch administration ; but at the same time , left bengal with very little goodwill , because of the uncompromising nature of his temper , his contentious tone , his tendency to disputation , and an unwillingness to compromise . |
269 | alia | 1 | PERSON | an early issue for the new lieutenant-governor was unrest amongst the santal people , who had grievances about land tenure and the imposition of rack-rents , arising inter alia from the extension of government of india acts to santal villages . |
270 | selection | 1 | RESOURCE | late in the autumn of 1870 , he received the offer from the secretary of state for india , the duke of argyll , between whom and the governor-general of india , lord mayo , the selection was arranged . |
271 | lady campbell | 1 | PERSON | lady campbell died in london 21 october 1901 , aged 68 . |
272 | rack rents | 1 | PERSON |  |
273 | imposition | 1 | EVENT | an early issue for the new lieutenant-governor was unrest amongst the santal people , who had grievances about land tenure and the imposition of rack-rents , arising inter alia from the extension of government of india acts to santal villages . |
274 | candidate | 1 | PERSON | while on furlough in 1868-70 he became a candidate for dumbartonshire in the liberal interest , but retired from his candidature before the general election : he then published his work on irish land tenure , and was made a doctor of civil law of the university of oxford . |
275 | districts | 1 | CONCEPT | he served in rohilkhand in subordinate revenue and judicial appointments from 1843 to 1846 ; was in charge of several districts and political divisions of the cis-sutlej states from 1846 to 1851 , and was mentioned with special praise by lord dalhousie . |
276 | issue | 1 | QUESTION | an early issue for the new lieutenant-governor was unrest amongst the santal people , who had grievances about land tenure and the imposition of rack-rents , arising inter alia from the extension of government of india acts to santal villages . |

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