We are not exaggerating the importance of this work when we use that expression.

Let us look upon every leaf of revolutionary literature with almost superstitious veneration and try to make it reach India by all means in our power.

For it is the seed of life of our people, &c.
As to the importation of arms into India, the murder of Mr.Jackson, "another Nationalist fete celebrated at Nasik amidst the rejoicings of all true patriots," furnishes an occasion for similar exultation:-- We know that the hero possessed Browning pistols.

Now these pistols are not manufactured in India, but in Europe.
How have they been imported by the revolutionaries?
It is clear that this fact is a testimony to the efficiency of our organization and the secrecy of our activity.

Besides, the imported arms are not the only weapons on which we have to rely.