Warren HastingsCassell, 1886 - 191 pages |
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Page 29
... affairs , and , with the exception of what pertains to mere ceremonial , all foreign affairs , were withdrawn from his control ; but the other departments of the admin- istration were entirely confided to him . His own stipend amounted ...
... affairs , and , with the exception of what pertains to mere ceremonial , all foreign affairs , were withdrawn from his control ; but the other departments of the admin- istration were entirely confided to him . His own stipend amounted ...
Page 38
... affairs . The object of his diplomacy was at this time simply to get money . The finances of his government were in an embarrassed state , and this embarrassment he was determined to relieve by some means , fair or foul . The principle ...
... affairs . The object of his diplomacy was at this time simply to get money . The finances of his government were in an embarrassed state , and this embarrassment he was determined to relieve by some means , fair or foul . The principle ...
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... affairs . The ministry of Lord North , in the session of 1773 , introduced a measure which made a considerable change in the constitution of the Indian government . This law , known by the name of the Regulating Act , provided that the ...
... affairs . The ministry of Lord North , in the session of 1773 , introduced a measure which made a considerable change in the constitution of the Indian government . This law , known by the name of the Regulating Act , provided that the ...
Page 54
... . The ferment produced by the Middlesex election had gone down . Every faction must have been alike an object of aversion to Junius . His opinions on domestic affairs separated him from the ministry ; his 54 WARREN HASTINGS .
... . The ferment produced by the Middlesex election had gone down . Every faction must have been alike an object of aversion to Junius . His opinions on domestic affairs separated him from the ministry ; his 54 WARREN HASTINGS .
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Thomas Babington Macaulay Baron Macaulay. on domestic affairs separated him from the ministry ; his opinions on colonial affairs from the opposition . Under such circumstances , he had thrown down his pen in misanthropical despair . His ...
Thomas Babington Macaulay Baron Macaulay. on domestic affairs separated him from the ministry ; his opinions on colonial affairs from the opposition . Under such circumstances , he had thrown down his pen in misanthropical despair . His ...
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