The History of British India, Volums 3-4Chelsea House, 1968 |
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Pàgina 155
... rendered him in a short time odious to every class of men in the colony ; precluded all cordial cooperation, and ensured him every species of ill-office which it was safe to render. The animosity at last between him and his countrymen ...
... rendered him in a short time odious to every class of men in the colony ; precluded all cordial cooperation, and ensured him every species of ill-office which it was safe to render. The animosity at last between him and his countrymen ...
Pàgina 272
... rendered the country not only unproductive, but burdensome, left him no revenue to pay. It appears, accordingly, that none had ever been received. For this failure, the Nabob and the Company now proceeded to inflict chastisement, and in ...
... rendered the country not only unproductive, but burdensome, left him no revenue to pay. It appears, accordingly, that none had ever been received. For this failure, the Nabob and the Company now proceeded to inflict chastisement, and in ...
Pàgina 377
... rendered, were rendered as works of supererogation by those who had other obligations to fulfil, it is unnecessary to observe. Though so little was done for rendering to the people the services of government, there was another branch of ...
... rendered, were rendered as works of supererogation by those who had other obligations to fulfil, it is unnecessary to observe. Though so little was done for rendering to the people the services of government, there was another branch of ...
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