 | 1812 - 954 pages
...inquilition, and I determined to go back again. The inquisitors were now silting on tlie trthunal, and I bad some excuse for returning ; for I was to receive from the chief iur quisitor a letter which he said he would give me, before I left Ihe place, for the £ritis& Resident... | |
 | Claudius Buchanan - 1811 - 302 pages
...British humanity and dominion. I was not satisfied with what I had seen or said at the Inquisition, and I determined to go back again. The Inquisitors were...to a letter from, that officer. "When I arrived at tire Inquisition, and had ascended the outer stairs, the door-keepers surveyed me doubtingly, but suffered... | |
 | Claudius Buchanan - 1811 - 432 pages
...humanity and dominion. I was not satisfied with what I had • seen or said at the Inquisition, and I determined to go back again. The Inquisitors were...place, for the British Resident in Travancore, being an auswer to a letter from that officer. ' When I arrived at the Inquisition, and had ascended the outer... | |
 | Claudius Buchanan - 1811 - 290 pages
...humanity " and dominion. I was not satisfied with what I had " seen or said at the Inquisition, and I determined to " go back again. The Inquisitors were...before I left the place, " for the British Resident inTravancore, being an answer " to a letter from that officer. " When I arrived at the Inquisition,... | |
 | 1812 - 560 pages
...huii anity and dominion. I was not satisfied with what I had seen or said at the inquisition, and I determined to go back again. The inquisitors were...receive from the chief inquisitor a letter which he sa'd he would give me before I left the place, for the British Resident in Travancore, being an answer... | |
 | Claudius Buchanan - 1812 - 424 pages
...British humanity and dominion. I was not satisfied with what I had seen or said at the Inquisition, and I determined to go back again. The Inquisitors were...officer. " When I arrived at the Inquisition, and had asrended the outer stairs, the door keepers surveyed me cloubtingly, but suffered me to pass, supposing... | |
 | Enos Bronson - 1812 - 562 pages
...British humanity and dominion. I was not satisfied with what I had seen or said at the inquisition, and I determined to go back again. The inquisitors were...chief inquisitor a letter which he said he would give ijie before I left the place, for the British Resident in Travancore, being an answer to a letter from... | |
 | Claudius Buchanan - 1812 - 648 pages
...British humanity and dominion. I was not satisfied with what I had seen or said at the Inquisition, and I determined to go back again. The Inquisitors were...tribunal, and I had some excuse for returning; for I'was to receive from the chief Inquisitor a letter which he said he would give me, before I left the... | |
 | 1826 - 638 pages
...not satisfied with what I had seen r,r said at the Inquisition, and I determined to go ba«?k ap-oin. The Inquisitors were now sitting on the tribunal, and I had some excuse for returning ; for 1 was to receive from the chief Inquisitors a letter, which he said he would give me,, before I left... | |
 | Cyrus Mason - 1843 - 218 pages
...humanity and dominion. I was not satisfied with what I had seen and said at the inquisition, and I determined to go back again. The inquisitors were...he said he would give me before I left the place. " When I arrived at the inquisition, and had ascended the outer stairs, the door-keepers surveyed me... | |
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... with their racks and flames, to visit these lands, before the heralds of the Gospel of Peace. But the most painful reflection was, that this tribunal should yet exist, unawed by the vicinity of British humanity and dominion. I was not satisfied with... 
