The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 4John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell The University Press, 1929 - Great Britain |
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... committee was to enquire into that chaos where every element and principle of government , and charters , and firmauns , and the rights of conquests , and the rights of subjects , and the different functions and interests of merchants ...
... committee was to enquire into that chaos where every element and principle of government , and charters , and firmauns , and the rights of conquests , and the rights of subjects , and the different functions and interests of merchants ...
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... Committee of Circuit decided to place the revenue adminis- tration entirely under the direct control of the president and council , who were to form a committee of revenue ; they also recommended that the Khalsa , or treasury office ...
... Committee of Circuit decided to place the revenue adminis- tration entirely under the direct control of the president and council , who were to form a committee of revenue ; they also recommended that the Khalsa , or treasury office ...
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... committee " drawn from its own members . This select committee in 1772 appointed the Committee of Circuit to examine the conditions with a view to making a new settlement . The Committee of Circuit in August , 1772 , proposed that the ...
... committee " drawn from its own members . This select committee in 1772 appointed the Committee of Circuit to examine the conditions with a view to making a new settlement . The Committee of Circuit in August , 1772 , proposed that the ...
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