After a carefully staged wait of more than a month, after keying world expectation to highest attainable pitch, Sir John Simon released last week the final section of his famed Report on India (TIME, Jan. 30, 1928, et seq.) the section containing his Commission's recommendation of What Is To Be Done.
As they ruffled the 344 pages of this crisp, blue-bound volume, most observers wondered how much the Simon Commission had been influenced by St. Gandhi's spectacular campaign for independence (TIME, Jan. 6, et seq.). They found Sir John's own characteristic...
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