The History of British India, Том 3Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster Row., 1817 |
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... English of the military Power of any one of them - Negotiation with Scindia ineffectual - War between Scindia and Holkar --- The Peshwa driven from Poona ---- For the sake of being restored by English Arms , the Peshwa consents to the ...
... English of the military Power of any one of them - Negotiation with Scindia ineffectual - War between Scindia and Holkar --- The Peshwa driven from Poona ---- For the sake of being restored by English Arms , the Peshwa consents to the ...
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... English had CHAP . III . withheld the payment of the peshcush . Upon the arrival of Lord Cornwallis 1788 . in India , he was deterred from obeying immediately the peremptory orders of his European masters , with regard to the surrender ...
... English had CHAP . III . withheld the payment of the peshcush . Upon the arrival of Lord Cornwallis 1788 . in India , he was deterred from obeying immediately the peremptory orders of his European masters , with regard to the surrender ...
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... English , though disagreeable to both , would not , he concluded , be able , with pretensions irreconcileable as theirs , to unite them for his destruction ; while the effect of it would be to lessen his dependance upon both . Under the ...
... English , though disagreeable to both , would not , he concluded , be able , with pretensions irreconcileable as theirs , to unite them for his destruction ; while the effect of it would be to lessen his dependance upon both . Under the ...
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... English guard , consisting of a serjeant and eight or ten sepoys , and took possession of Rhandaterrah . The ... English chief at Tellicherry , stating it as the information of the Rajah of Cherika , that he had paid his debt to the ...
... English guard , consisting of a serjeant and eight or ten sepoys , and took possession of Rhandaterrah . The ... English chief at Tellicherry , stating it as the information of the Rajah of Cherika , that he had paid his debt to the ...
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James Mill. 1789 . to the English not only that Cranganore and Jaycotah were the very key to his CHAP . III . country , but that he was bound in a defensive treaty with the Dutch ; he , there- fore , made earnest application to the English ...
James Mill. 1789 . to the English not only that Cranganore and Jaycotah were the very key to his CHAP . III . country , but that he was bound in a defensive treaty with the Dutch ; he , there- fore , made earnest application to the English ...
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alliance appeared army arrived attack authority battalions Begum Bengal Berar BOOK British government Burke camp Carnatic cavalry CHAP charge circumstances Colonel command Commander-in-Chief Committee Company Company's Court of Directors crimes declared defence detachment dominions Dundas effect enemy enemy's English government established evidence evil expense favour force French Governor Governor-General Hastings Holkar honour House of Commons Ibid impeachment important infantry judges justice lacs letter Lord Cornwallis Lord Macartney Lordship Madras Mahratta Mahratta empire managers ment military mind minister Munny Begum Mysore Nabob native Nawaub negotiation Nizam Nuncomar object officers operations opinion Oude Papers parliament party persons Peshwa Poona possession present princes proceeded produced proposition question Rajah Rajah of Berar received regard rendered resident respect revenue rupees ryots says Scindia Seringapatam Sir Henry Strachey Sultan supra territory tion Tippoo treaty of Bassein trial troops vakeels Vizir Warren Hastings Wellesley whole Zemindars
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