The History of British India, Volums 3-4Chelsea House, 1968 |
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... Clive departed from Moorshedabad without waiting for the Nabob. On the 20th of June, a ship arrived at Calcutta from England ; and brought along with with it a commission for new modelling the government. A council was nominated ...
... Clive departed from Moorshedabad without waiting for the Nabob. On the 20th of June, a ship arrived at Calcutta from England ; and brought along with with it a commission for new modelling the government. A council was nominated ...
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... Clive, requesting a sum of money for his subsistence, and offering in requital to withdraw from the province. Upon these easy terms was Clive, by his good fortune, enabled to extricate himself from a situation of considerable difficulty ...
... Clive, requesting a sum of money for his subsistence, and offering in requital to withdraw from the province. Upon these easy terms was Clive, by his good fortune, enabled to extricate himself from a situation of considerable difficulty ...
Pàgina 254
... Clive had quitted India with an act of insult towards his employers, which they had highly resented ; though the 1765. Directors had disputed and withheld payment of the proceeds of his jaghire, for which he had commenced a suit against ...
... Clive had quitted India with an act of insult towards his employers, which they had highly resented ; though the 1765. Directors had disputed and withheld payment of the proceeds of his jaghire, for which he had commenced a suit against ...
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