...opportunity of reducing him entirely, before such an event takes place, are evident." f Never, I suppose, was the resolution taken to make war upon a lawful...family to death, or making them prisoners for life, upon a more accommodating reason. We have done the Rajah great injury : We have no intention to do...

...destroyed, and his country put into the power of the Nabob ! " Never," exclaims Mr. Mills, " I suppose, was the resolution taken to make war upon a lawful...family to death, or making them prisoners for life, upon a more accommodating reason ! We have done the Rajah great injury — we have no intention of...

...«ay« Mill, " was the resolution taken to mnke war upon a lavrfnl sovereign wit) a. view of itripping rty enmities were remembered no more; every other feeling was lost in admiration of pn.on en for life, on a more accommodating prioeiploi We (T8i.J The subsijy from Tanjore, on the arrear...

...changed their policy, and sent another army to seize and hold it for the Company. " Never," says Mill, " was the resolution taken to make war upon a lawful sovereign with a view of stripping him of his dominions, and either putting him and bis family to death, or making...

...Mill, "was the resolution taken to make war upon a lawful sovereign with a view of stripping him of hie dominions, and either putting him and his family to death, or making them prison* era for life, on u more accommodating principle. W» 1785.] [1786. The subsidy from Tanjore,...

...changed their policy, and sent another army to seize and hold it for the Company. "Never," says Mill, "was the resolution taken to make war upon a lawful sovereign with a view of stripping him of his dominions, and either putting him and his family to death, or making...

...was the resolution taken to make war upon a lawful sovereign, with the view of " reducing him I7i3. entirely," that is, stripping him of his dominions,...family to death, or making them prisoners for life, upon a more accommodating principle. We have done the Raja great injury. We have no intention to do...

...him entirely, before such an BOOK V. event takes place, are evident." ' CHAP. TV. Never, I suppose, was the resolution taken to make war upon a lawful sovereign, with the view of " reducing him I™3entirely," that is, stripping him of his dominions, and either putting him and his family to death,...

...destroyed, and his country put into the power of tho nabob ! " Never," exclaims Mr. Mill, " I suppose, was the resolution taken to make war upon a lawful...family to death, or making them prisoners for life, upon a more accommodating reason. We have done the raj ill great injury — we have no intention of...

...destroyed, and his country put into the power of the nabob ! " Never," exclaims Mr. Mill, " I suppose, was the resolution taken to make war upon a lawful...dominions, and either putting him and his family to deaih, or making them prisoners for life, upon a more accommodating reason. We have done the raj ih...