The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, Том 16C. and J. Rivington, 1827 |
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... pretence on which this pillage was defended , namely , that it was the work of the Nabob . Now we had before proved to you , from evidence adduced by the Prisoner himself , that this Nabob was a mere tool in his hands ; and therefore if ...
... pretence on which this pillage was defended , namely , that it was the work of the Nabob . Now we had before proved to you , from evidence adduced by the Prisoner himself , that this Nabob was a mere tool in his hands ; and therefore if ...
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... pretence . My honourable Fellow - manager who preceded me in this business , did , in his remarks upon the inference drawn by the Prisoner's Counsel from the seizure of the Begum's treasures by the Nabob , as evidence of their guilt ...
... pretence . My honourable Fellow - manager who preceded me in this business , did , in his remarks upon the inference drawn by the Prisoner's Counsel from the seizure of the Begum's treasures by the Nabob , as evidence of their guilt ...
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... pretences upon which this horrid and nefarious act is attempted to be justified . We have not entered into this exami- nation for the sake of refuting things that want no refutation , but for the purpose of shewing you the spirit of the ...
... pretences upon which this horrid and nefarious act is attempted to be justified . We have not entered into this exami- nation for the sake of refuting things that want no refutation , but for the purpose of shewing you the spirit of the ...
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... pretence , they endeavour to fix upon them that improbable guilt which they had with some degree of probability charged upon the whole family , as a farther justification of that spolia- tion . Your Lordships will see what an insult is ...
... pretence , they endeavour to fix upon them that improbable guilt which they had with some degree of probability charged upon the whole family , as a farther justification of that spolia- tion . Your Lordships will see what an insult is ...
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... , their hearsays , and talk of nudjeeves and wounds and the like , I ask who is the first witness that we have produced upon this occasion ? It is the the Nabob himself , negativing all these pretences . Did OF WARREN HASTINGS , ESQ . 43.
... , their hearsays , and talk of nudjeeves and wounds and the like , I ask who is the first witness that we have produced upon this occasion ? It is the the Nabob himself , negativing all these pretences . Did OF WARREN HASTINGS , ESQ . 43.
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