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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... considerable powers of revision and initiation . As Mill says : The power is considerable which appears to remain in the hands of the directors ... whenever there is not a strong motive to interfere with business of detail , there is ...
... considerable powers of revision and initiation . As Mill says : The power is considerable which appears to remain in the hands of the directors ... whenever there is not a strong motive to interfere with business of detail , there is ...
Page 284
... considerable , but it was unimportant compared with the loss of moral which accompanied this disastrous opening of the war . The nawab's garrisons at Arcot and elsewhere surrendered , as they had done in the last war , after but the ...
... considerable , but it was unimportant compared with the loss of moral which accompanied this disastrous opening of the war . The nawab's garrisons at Arcot and elsewhere surrendered , as they had done in the last war , after but the ...
Page 345
... considerable services . The settlement of the territory newly acquired by the British , and the establishment of the government of Krishnaraja , the new ruler , a child of seven , proceeded apace . On 24 February , 1800 , the governor ...
... considerable services . The settlement of the territory newly acquired by the British , and the establishment of the government of Krishnaraja , the new ruler , a child of seven , proceeded apace . On 24 February , 1800 , the governor ...
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