The Positive Background of Hindu Sociology c15.s1.35

c15.s1.35

In any case, the number of foreign invaders organizing states among the Europeans was not less, epoch by epoch, than that of foreign invaders organizing states in the Indian sub-continent. The comparative statistics of one people governing another people with reference to the East and the West would be very interesting in this regard. For, instance, there were periods when, as Yule observes in the *Travels of Marco Polo*, "in Eastern Europe scarcely a dog could bark without Mongol leave from the borders of Poland and the Gulf of Scanderoon to the Amur and the Yellow Sea." Freeman's *Historical Geography of Europe* should also prove to be a permanent eye-opener in regard to foreign dominations among the European races of all ages.