Warren HastingsChautauqua Press, 1886 - 183 pages |
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Page 253
... late Governor- General . They owed their power to the clamor which had been raised against Mr. Fox's East India Bill . The authors of that bill , when ac- cused of invading vested rights , and of setting up powers unknown to the ...
... late Governor- General . They owed their power to the clamor which had been raised against Mr. Fox's East India Bill . The authors of that bill , when ac- cused of invading vested rights , and of setting up powers unknown to the ...
Page 265
... late Governor - General to the vengeance of the Opposition . It was impossible even for the most powerful minister to carry all his fol- lowers with him in so strange a course . Sev- eral persons high in office , the Attorney- General ...
... late Governor - General to the vengeance of the Opposition . It was impossible even for the most powerful minister to carry all his fol- lowers with him in so strange a course . Sev- eral persons high in office , the Attorney- General ...
Page 282
... late Gov- ernor - General as having deserved better , and having been treated worse , than any man living . The effect of this testimony unanimously given by all persons who knew the East was nat- urally very great . Retired members of ...
... late Gov- ernor - General as having deserved better , and having been treated worse , than any man living . The effect of this testimony unanimously given by all persons who knew the East was nat- urally very great . Retired members of ...
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