Read the Passage to answer following) Sir, as I have travelled round the union I have found everywhere, as I expected, a deep pre-occupation with what is happening in the rest of African continent. I understand and sympathise with your interest in these events & your anxiety about them. Ever since the breakup of Roman Empire one of the constant facts of political life in Europe has been emergence of independent notions. They have come into exist- ence over the centuries in different forms, with different kinds of gov- ernment but all have been inspired by a deep, keen feeling of national- ism, which has grown as the nations have grown. In the 20th Century & especially since the end of war the pro- cesses have given birth to nation state of Europe have been repeated all over the world. We have seen the awakening of national consciousness in people who have for centuries lived in dependence upon some other power. 15 years ago this movement spread through Asia. Many coun- tries there of different races & civilisations pressed their claim to an independent national life. Today the same thing is happening in Africa & the most striking of all the impressions I have formed since I left London a month ago is of the strength of his African national con- sciousness. In different places it takes different forms, but it is happen- ing everywhere. The wind of change is blowing through this continent & whether we like it or not, this growth of national consciousness is a political part. We must accept it as a fact & our national policies must take account of it. Q. A suitable title for the above passage would be