...the natives of India which are exercising their minds. The seventh resolution read in part: "That, having regard to the fact that the people of this...not receive due consideration, this Congress is of the opinion that the boycott movement inaugurated in Bengal by way of protest against the partition...

...thus restore contentment to so important a Province as Bengal. Boycott Movement VII. Resolved — That having regard to the fact that the people of this country have little or no voice in its administration, and that their representations to the Government do not receive due consideration,...

...composed for a short space the differences between Moderates and Extremists. The first of these was " having regard to the fact that the people of this country have little or no voice in its administration and that then- representations to the Government do not receive due consideration,...

...composed .for a short space the differences between Moderates and Extremists. The first of these was " having regard to the fact that the people of this country have little or no voice in 'its administration and that their representations to the Government do not receive due consideration,...

...-..„ , :' for a short space the differences between Moderates and Extremists. The first of these was " having regard to the fact that the people of this country have little or no voice in its administration and* that their representations to the Government do not receive due consideration,...

...According to the Calcutta resolution, Boycott became a political weapon as well. It declared: — " That having regard to the fact that the people of this country have little or no voice in its administration, and that their representations to the Government do not receive due consideration,...

...body".4) Let us take the Boycott movement first for OUT scrutiny. The Congress of 1906 resolved that "having regard to the fact that the people of this country have little or no voice in its administration, and that their representations to the Government, do not receive due consideration,...

...Community under one undivided administration." RESOLUTION ON BYCOTT MOVEMENT (Calcutta Session — 1906) "Having regard to the fact that the people of this country have little or no voice in its administration, and that their representations to the government do not receive due consideration,...

...ending with a statement that he hoped the Resolution would be supported. /JVC 1906, pp. 81-3. that 'Having regard to the fact that the people of this country have little or no voice in its administration, and that their representations to the Government do not receive due consideration,...

...speech which managed to ignore any discussion of boycott,207 moved in the open session of Congress that 'Having regard to the fact that the people of this country have little or no voice in its administration, and that their representations to the Government do not receive due consideration,...