Warren HastingsChautauqua Press, 1886 - 183 pages |
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Page 257
Thomas Babington Macaulay Baron Macaulay. and that the thought of those crimes made the blood of Burke boil in his veins . For Burke was a man in whom compassion for suffering , and hatred of injustice ... thought of those crimes made the ...
Thomas Babington Macaulay Baron Macaulay. and that the thought of those crimes made the blood of Burke boil in his veins . For Burke was a man in whom compassion for suffering , and hatred of injustice ... thought of those crimes made the ...
Page 263
... thought that the conduct of the Governor - General dur- ing the insurrection had been distinguished by ability and presence of mind . He censured , with great bitterness , the conduct of Fran- cis , both in India and in Parliament , as ...
... thought that the conduct of the Governor - General dur- ing the insurrection had been distinguished by ability and presence of mind . He censured , with great bitterness , the conduct of Fran- cis , both in India and in Parliament , as ...
Page 264
... thought a great ex- ample necessary , for the preventing of injus- tice , and for the vindicating of the national honor , and might , on that ground , have voted for impeachment both on the Rohilla charge , and on the Benares charge ...
... thought a great ex- ample necessary , for the preventing of injus- tice , and for the vindicating of the national honor , and might , on that ground , have voted for impeachment both on the Rohilla charge , and on the Benares charge ...
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