Explanation:

- Option 1: TB Macaulay

- Thomas Babington Macaulay was a significant advocate for introducing English education in India.

- He wrote the famous Minute on Indian Education in 1835.

- His emphasis was on creating a class of anglicized Indians who could serve as interpreters between the British and the Indian masses.

- Option 2: Jonathan Duncan

- Duncan was a British administrator known for his efforts to promote Sanskrit education through institutions like the Benares Sanskrit College.

- Option 3: William Jones

- William Jones was a philologist and a scholar of ancient India.

- He is best known for founding the Asiatic Society in Calcutta, promoting the study of Indian languages and culture rather than advocating for English education.

- Option 4: Warren Hastings

- Warren Hastings was the first Governor-General of Bengal.

- He supported the translation of Indian texts to English but did not specifically advocate for English education policies like Macaulay.

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