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• W2153598105 abstract "In 1918, NEAR THE CONCLUSION of the First World War, a British official in the Punjab provincial government suggested the use of ocular demonstrations in Lahore (the province's capital) to demonstrate the tangible benefits of British rule to the city's Indian residents. This measure was necessary, he argued, since Lahore's Indian pop ulation had grown increasingly skeptical of British intentions during the war. Accordingly, J. P. Thompson, chief secretary to the Government of Punjab, urged that a large group of journalists, students, and other public men in Lahore convene for a walk-through ocular demonstration of the veterinary college,. . . the North West Railway workshops and stores, . . . the Flying Ground Lahore Cantonment, the [canal] weir, the Physics and Biology laboratories Government College, and the Indian Pictures [exhibition} in the Lahore Museum (Government of Punjab, Proceedings of the Home Department [General], 118/1918, 35). Suitable explanatory lectures would be arranged each stop. Thompson's rationale for the tour was that at present there is no method to which Government can have recourse to directly [combat] a hostile press and that our deeds which ought to for us, are not made to speak (Government of Punjab, Proceedings of the Home Department [General], 118/1918, 35; emphasis added). What Thompson proposed, in other words, was a walk through Lahore's colonial landscape organized in such a way as to speak, and eloquently, of the benefits of British rule. Less than a year later, in April 1919, Indian protestors in Lahore gave an entirely different set of meanings to the landscape that Thompson promoted. Following the massacre of several hundred unarmed Indian civilians by General Reginald E. H. Dyer" @default.
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• W2153598105 title "Objects, Models, and Exemplary Works: Educating Sentiment in Colonial India" @default.
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