Warren HastingsChautauqua Press, 1886 - 183 pages |
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Page 176
... able and unprincipled parent by promoting the inoffensive child . The revolution completed , the double gov- ernment dissolved , the Company installed in the full sovereignty of Bengal , Hastings had no motive to treat the late ...
... able and unprincipled parent by promoting the inoffensive child . The revolution completed , the double gov- ernment dissolved , the Company installed in the full sovereignty of Bengal , Hastings had no motive to treat the late ...
Page 243
... able to write , as it is to a minister in this country that he should be able to speak . It is chiefly by the oratory of a public man here that the nation judges of his powers . It is from the letters and reports of a public man in ...
... able to write , as it is to a minister in this country that he should be able to speak . It is chiefly by the oratory of a public man here that the nation judges of his powers . It is from the letters and reports of a public man in ...
Page 268
... able to avert an impeachment , were not very strenuous in their exertions . At length the House , having agreed to twenty articles of charge , directed Burke to go before the Lords , and to impeach the late Governor - General of High ...
... able to avert an impeachment , were not very strenuous in their exertions . At length the House , having agreed to twenty articles of charge , directed Burke to go before the Lords , and to impeach the late Governor - General of High ...
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