Original sentence: " Macaulay argued that Sanskrit and Persian were no more accessible than English to the speakers of the Indian vernacular languages and existing Sanskrit and Persian texts were of little use for 'useful learning'.Macaulay divided the world into civilised nations and barbarism, with Britain representing the high point of civilisation
Edited sentence: " Macaulay with his biased frame of mind argued that Sanskrit and Persian were no more accessible than English to the speakers of the Indian vernacular languages and existing Sanskrit and Persian texts were of little use for 'useful learning'.Macaulay divided the world into so called civilised nations and barbarism, with Britain representing the high point of civilisation