The Social Organisation in North-East India in Buddha's Time c11.46

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c11.46

¹ This supposition seems to me justified by the fact of a tax imposed upon the whole land and by the institution of the *gâmabhojakas* who represented the king in their village and collected taxes for him, and I don’t understand how Senart will reconcile his theory with this fact when he denies the idea of the State to ancient India and never admits any beginnings of State-consciousness (*Revue des deux mondes*, Vol. 125 p. 343 sq.).

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