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    General Neil argues that the Indian leaders should cooperate with the British instead of waging war. He states that a war would result in great losses of life on both sides and force the British to imprison Indians. However, cooperating could improve India by addressing grievances through respectful discussion between leaders to find a peaceful solution and clear up misunderstandings. General Neil believes that the British and Indians benefit each other, so revolting would be counterproductive when the British aim to further develop India with cooperation.

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    General Neil argues that the Indian leaders should cooperate with the British instead of waging war. He states that a war would result in great losses of life on both sides and force the British to imprison Indians. However, cooperating could improve India by addressing grievances through respectful discussion between leaders to find a peaceful solution and clear up misunderstandings. General Neil believes that the British and Indians benefit each other, so revolting would be counterproductive when the British aim to further develop India with cooperation.

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    Committee: Emergency meeting of Indian Leaders,1857


    Topic : Whether to solve the matter by discussing with the Britishers
    Position:General Neil,Madras Army Officer

    I think that Indians should cooperate with us instead of waging a war

    If Indians wage a war it will be lose to both the sides as then we would have no choice but to
    lock Indians up in jail,instead if Indians cooperate then we could make india a mich better
    place and we are always trying to such as we gave Indians railways,new type of
    education,new language,freedom of press and also tried to abolish many evil practices such
    as sati.
    I think that we could come up with solution peacefully instead of waging a war and losing
    many precious lives of Indians and Britishers , An leader from Indians side and One from
    Our side could meet a designated place and discuss the solution peacefully and clear all the
    misunderstandings that might be the cause of waging a war.
    Lastly,I think that we both Indians and Britishers benefit from eachother in some way or the
    other so there is no point of revolting as we are nothing but Indian’s well wishersand plan on
    developing the country even more if Indians cooperate
    Yours truly,
    General Neil
    Madras Army Officer

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