 | Sidney James Owen - India - 1912 - 298 pages
...lukewarmness, if not complicity, in this affair. He met his condolence with the significant remark : "I thought the Maharaja was in his Majesty's service when such an evil befel me." And the Emperor " passed censure both upon the Khan (ie Shaista) and Raja Jeswunt." He recalled... | |
 | Sidney James Owen - India - 1912 - 320 pages
...lukewarmness, if not complicity, in this affair. He met his condolence with the significant remark: “I thought the Maharaja was in his Majesty's service when such an evil befel me.” And the Emperor “passed censure both upon the Khan (ie Shaista) and Raja Jeswunt.”... | |
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supports, came in to see the Amir, and make his apology ; but that high-born noble spoke not a word beyond saying, " I thought the Maharaja was in His Majesty's service when such an evil befell me." When this occurrence was reported to the Emperor, he... 