The Cambridge History of the British Empire: British India, 1497-1858John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell Macmillan, 1929 - Great Britain |
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Page 168
... Kasim heir - apparent . It is more likely that Holwell yielded to the material arguments of Mir Kasim than to the reasons which Caillaud and others had produced against the establishment of the Company as subahdar . After prolonged ...
... Kasim heir - apparent . It is more likely that Holwell yielded to the material arguments of Mir Kasim than to the reasons which Caillaud and others had produced against the establishment of the Company as subahdar . After prolonged ...
Page 169
... Kasim had become subahdar , he and the Select Committee had agreed on a project to make peace with and assist the shahzada in marching to Delhi and establishing himself as emperor . " The design proves the political imbecility of ...
... Kasim had become subahdar , he and the Select Committee had agreed on a project to make peace with and assist the shahzada in marching to Delhi and establishing himself as emperor . " The design proves the political imbecility of ...
Page 173
... KASIM 173 the nawab resolved to abolish the duties , the council refused to assent and deputed Amyatt and Hay , two of their members , to insist on large preferential terms for the English trade . These Mir Kasim refused to concede . At ...
... KASIM 173 the nawab resolved to abolish the duties , the council refused to assent and deputed Amyatt and Hay , two of their members , to insist on large preferential terms for the English trade . These Mir Kasim refused to concede . At ...
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