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About The Book: This book is a collection of speeches presented by Surendranath Banerjea during his 1909 visit to England. It encompasses a diverse range of subjects, including his address in Manchester, a deep dive into the intertwining realms of religion and politics in India, an evaluation of the current state of affairs in India, an examination of the political landscape in the country, insights into Indian students and notable assassinations, as well as an exploration of India's ambitions and requirements. Additionally, it features discussions on Literature and Journalism (Lord Morley's Speech), Lord Cromer's critique of the Indian Press, counterarguments against Lord Cromer's critique, Banerjea's speech at the Indians' Dinner in London, dialogues at Sir W. Wedderburn's Breakfast, and contemplations on the tasks ahead and the responsibilities of the Liberal Party concerning India.