India From Clive To Gandhi

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This broadcast series comes to you as another feature of the NBC Inter-American University of the Air, with drama of the past and present and commentary by Dr. Yoo-Shan Han of Shanghai vis-a-ving professor of history at the University of California, Los Angeles from Clive to Gandhi.

For Turner's more nervous than Clive. The Subaltern is a better shot. What a pity for Clive. He doesn't mind. What a pity. He's been unhappy ever since he came out here to India. I am Colosseum.

He tried to commit suicide twice but the pistol misfire. That's really good that foolish notion that his life was spared for some purpose. Perhaps it would better that he died that way than this. He hadn't quarreled with that supple turn over the card table. He might have been spared this.

Look how cool he is. Just stands there calmly. The referee is heading them the dueling pistols and giving them final instructions before they. Now gentlemen, you understand the instructions? You will stand here back to back until you get my signal.

Then you will take 10 steps, turn and fire. Yes sir. You understand, Klaus? Quite. In the event that either of you is struck, it will be the duty of the other. They're all ready. The referee is walking away from them.

I'm quick for clap. Then go. There's the signal. They're walking a plant. Three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, six. Clive missed. The subaltern is holding his fire. Why doesn't he fire? The subaltern is rushing his clap with his pistol.