The History of British India, Volums 3-4Chelsea House, 1968 |
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Pàgina 201
... Prince and his confederates towards Patna placed Ramnarain the Governor between two dreadful fires. To Jaffier he neither felt, nor owed attachment. But, joining the prince, he risked every thing, if Jaffier should succeed ; adhering to ...
... Prince and his confederates towards Patna placed Ramnarain the Governor between two dreadful fires. To Jaffier he neither felt, nor owed attachment. But, joining the prince, he risked every thing, if Jaffier should succeed ; adhering to ...
Pàgina 202
... Prince. He was even induced, when the English of the factory had retired down the river, to pay him a visit in his camp ; and the troops of the Prince might have entered Patna along with him. The opportunity however was lost ; and the ...
... Prince. He was even induced, when the English of the factory had retired down the river, to pay him a visit in his camp ; and the troops of the Prince might have entered Patna along with him. The opportunity however was lost ; and the ...
Pàgina 259
... Prince, though for ever so confined and simple a purpose, no more than that of receiving periodical payment of a definite sum of money, would engross the power of the Prince, and become, in effect, the master of the country : 2ndly ...
... Prince, though for ever so confined and simple a purpose, no more than that of receiving periodical payment of a definite sum of money, would engross the power of the Prince, and become, in effect, the master of the country : 2ndly ...
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