The contrast between India and the world of settler self-government could not have been greater. In India, British officials appointed from home exercised executive power, unrestrained (before 1909) by any real element of representative government. The right to local self-rule, successfully claimed by settler societies, was explicitly denied. Instead, the so-called ‘Civilians’ of the Indian Civil Service formed an administrative oligarchy.
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