Indian Philosophy v2.c29.69

v2.c29.69

“The matter of the lectures, on the philosophy of Hinduism, was profoundly important and interesting, delivered with a command of the subject matter and a power of exposition which greatly impressed all who heard them. Hinduism, as expounded by Professor Radhakrishnan, may be said to have illustrated the principles of Manchester College on a scale of which those acquainted only with Western Religion have no knowledge. The lectures were as eloquent as they were profound.”—Extract from the Annual Report of Manchester College, Oxford, 1926.