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Pàgina 251
... power when the chap. v. provincial chief expired. But it sometimes also happened, □ that a son, brother, or other relative, succeeded too rapidly 1765. and too completely to the power of the deceased, to render it convenient to attempt ...
... power when the chap. v. provincial chief expired. But it sometimes also happened, □ that a son, brother, or other relative, succeeded too rapidly 1765. and too completely to the power of the deceased, to render it convenient to attempt ...
Pàgina 46
... government ; and to exercise all those powers which in India were usually connected with the power of raising the taxes. This Presidency also possessed, and that independent of their Nabob, the maritime district, known under the title ...
... government ; and to exercise all those powers which in India were usually connected with the power of raising the taxes. This Presidency also possessed, and that independent of their Nabob, the maritime district, known under the title ...
Pàgina 250
... power was conferred upon a man, who, in the opinion of 1781. Hastings at least, had been distinguished by no disposition to make a moderate use of his power. The grounds of expediency and policy, on which, ostensibly, the measure was ...
... power was conferred upon a man, who, in the opinion of 1781. Hastings at least, had been distinguished by no disposition to make a moderate use of his power. The grounds of expediency and policy, on which, ostensibly, the measure was ...
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