The Calcutta Review an Illustrated Monthly (Third Series) September 1941

whatever be the sense and responsibility of it : it is the demcratic ideal of the eminent lover of_American democracy—Abraham Lincoln—govcrnmenof the people b. the and for the people. [...] In the Legislative Assemb]yhe said the present need is for helping the war to a succesful end and support to the war effort must be carried on ; to the future the question of constitutional changes may be reserved if the occasion arises for discussion after the war as also the question of Pakistan. [...] It is said the latest move of the Government in the expansion of the GovernoGeneral's Council is commended to the people of India purely as a war measure it should be examined as such and not as an attempt to satisfy or solve the political demands of the country. [...] It is an intellectual attempt to understand and rationalise the 'mystical experiences of reality by relating them to the world of ordnary experience and interpreting it in their light; Philosophy is thus the rationalisation of our experiences of supersensuous reality or the intellectual effort to understand the world in the light of those experiences. [...] The achievement of this result with the minimum expenditure of time men material and money is the object to be aimed at in the organiztion of the Army.