The Works of the Right Honorable Edmund Burke ...: Charge against Warren Hastings concluded. Political lettersG. Bell & sons, 1889 |
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... established with them , as long as he should appear to derive encourage- ment and support from the English . " That Sir John Clavering died soon after , and that the late Edward Wheler , Esquire , succeeded to a seat in the supreme ...
... established with them , as long as he should appear to derive encourage- ment and support from the English . " That Sir John Clavering died soon after , and that the late Edward Wheler , Esquire , succeeded to a seat in the supreme ...
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... established defence , and did thereby disobey the general in- structions and positive orders of the court of directors , ( given upon occasion of a crime of the same nature com- mitted by the said Hastings , ) and was guilty of a high ...
... established defence , and did thereby disobey the general in- structions and positive orders of the court of directors , ( given upon occasion of a crime of the same nature com- mitted by the said Hastings , ) and was guilty of a high ...
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... established for the defence of Bombay , on an expedition with Ragonaut Row , to invade the dominions of the peshwa ... establish him in the regency there ; " and , so far from communicating his change of plan to Bombay , did keep it ...
... established for the defence of Bombay , on an expedition with Ragonaut Row , to invade the dominions of the peshwa ... establish him in the regency there ; " and , so far from communicating his change of plan to Bombay , did keep it ...
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... establishing peace with us ; and that this was the disposition of ali the parties in the Mahratta confederacy , who were only kept together by a general dread of their common enemy , the English , and who only waited for a cessation of ...
... establishing peace with us ; and that this was the disposition of ali the parties in the Mahratta confederacy , who were only kept together by a general dread of their common enemy , the English , and who only waited for a cessation of ...
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... established and customary ; and that , no limit be fixed to such tribute or services , the said Futty Sing been left wholly at the mercy of the Mahrattas . 1 Anderson's That with respect to Ragoba the said Hastings , in his structions ...
... established and customary ; and that , no limit be fixed to such tribute or services , the said Futty Sing been left wholly at the mercy of the Mahrattas . 1 Anderson's That with respect to Ragoba the said Hastings , in his structions ...
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