Warren HastingsCassell, 1886 - 191 pages |
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... Forces , " with a seat in the Cabinet ; in 1847 lost his membership in Parliament ; in 1848 published volumes one and two of his " History of England from the Accession of James Second ; " in 1849 was elected " Lord - Rector of the ...
... Forces , " with a seat in the Cabinet ; in 1847 lost his membership in Parliament ; in 1848 published volumes one and two of his " History of England from the Accession of James Second ; " in 1849 was elected " Lord - Rector of the ...
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... his intellect expanded and as his fortune rose . He pur- sued his plan with that calm but indomitable force of will which was the most striking peculiarity of his character . When , under a tropical sun , WARREN HASTINGS . 13.
... his intellect expanded and as his fortune rose . He pur- sued his plan with that calm but indomitable force of will which was the most striking peculiarity of his character . When , under a tropical sun , WARREN HASTINGS . 13.
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... Madras , commanded by Clive , appeared in the Hoogley . Warren , young , intrepid , and excited . probably by the example of the Commander of the Forces who , having like himself been a mercantile agent 18 WARREN HASTINGS .
... Madras , commanded by Clive , appeared in the Hoogley . Warren , young , intrepid , and excited . probably by the example of the Commander of the Forces who , having like himself been a mercantile agent 18 WARREN HASTINGS .
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Thomas Babington Macaulay Baron Macaulay. Forces who , having like himself been a mercantile agent of the Company , had been turned by public calamities into a soldier , determined to serve in the ranks . During the early operations of ...
Thomas Babington Macaulay Baron Macaulay. Forces who , having like himself been a mercantile agent of the Company , had been turned by public calamities into a soldier , determined to serve in the ranks . During the early operations of ...
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... force by which the Rohillas could be subjugated . It was agreed that an English army should be lent to the Nabob Vizier , and that , for the loan , he should pay four hundred thousand pounds sterling , besides de- fraying all the charge ...
... force by which the Rohillas could be subjugated . It was agreed that an English army should be lent to the Nabob Vizier , and that , for the loan , he should pay four hundred thousand pounds sterling , besides de- fraying all the charge ...
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