Page:Vidyasagar, the Great Indian Educationist and Philanthropist.djvu/138

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foot a wide-spread agitation. Still it must be generally admitted that he did all that could be reasonably expected of a man out of health and devitalised. He rendered an essential service to his country by pointing out the best path to follow.