English Nation''s Duty.

The Statist in the course of its 50th article on the problems arising after the war draws attention to the question of the better political education of the British nation as to its duties regarding the Dominions and India. The writer points out that neither the British voters nor the members of Parliament know precisely what duties they owe to the people in India and the Colonies. Although the great Dominions can assert their claims, yet they “may be very seriously compromised by what we decide in these little Islands.”  The writer thinks that the British system of government is inefficient for the purpose of controlling the affairs of a great Empire and therefore the system should be altered .