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Sai's closeness with the cook draws
the disapprobation of Sai's tutor, an anglophilic spinster, who
opines, "It was important to draw the lines properly between
classes or it harmed everyone on both sides of the great divide. This meant rebelling against the routines, budgets and rituals
of a variety of targets: the Protectorate government headed by the
Governor; the kingdom of Buganda's administration with its
inadequate chiefs and anglophilic playboy king; the Church of Uganda and
CMS; the Catholic Church and White Fathers; Indians and other
businessmen; and, generally, anyone who sought peaceful accommodations
among races, classes, ethnicities, age groups, or political factions. It's an adequate if musty
list--and oddly Anglophilic, given Ravitch's reiterated if never
explicated complaint about the foreign ownership of American textbook
publishing. |
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