 | Edmund Burke - 1785 - 652 pages
...confulted : I left Calcutta " imprefled with a belief that ex" traordinary means were necef" fary, and thofe exerted with a " ftrong hand, to preferve the " company's interefts from fmk" ing under the accumulated " weight which opprefled them : " I faw a political neceffity for "... | |
 | Edmund Burke, Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons - 1786 - 334 pages
...towards Cheyt " Sing, yet, firft, if he did believe that extraordinary *' means *' means were neceflary, and thofe exerted with a ftrong " hand, to preferve the Company's interefts from finkcc ing under the accumulated weight that opprefled " them; or, fecondly, if he faw a political... | |
 | Great Britain. Parliament - 1791 - 364 pages
...in Benares : " I left Calcutta imprefled with the belief that extraor" dinary means were neceflary, and thofe exerted with a " ftrong hand to preferve the Company's interefts from fink'" ing under the accumulated weight that opprefled them. T " faw a political neceffity for curbing... | |
 | William Belsham - 1796 - 572 pages
...INJUSTICE, towards Cheyt Sing; yet, firft, if he did believe that extraordinary means were neceflary, and thofe exerted with a ftrong hand, to preferve...interefts from finking under the accumulated weight that opprefled them — or 2dly, if he faw a political neceffity for curbing the overgrown power of... | |
 | 1800 - 632 pages
...Calcutta " impreffed with a belief that ex" traordinary means were necef" fary, and tliofe exerted wiih a " ftrong hand, to preferve the " company's interefts...under the accumulated weight " which oppreffed them. I faw Rajah's offences requiring early pumlhment, his wealth being great, and the company's exigencies... | |
 | 1800 - 608 pages
...Calcutta ' imprefled with a belief that extraordinary means were ' lary, and thofe exerted ' (trong hand, to preferve the ' company's interefts from finking under the accumulated weight which opprefTed them. I iaw a political neceffity for curbing the overgrown power of a great Rajah's offences... | |
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Calcutta impreffed with the belief that extraordinary means were necefiary, and thofe exerted with a ftrong hand, to preferve the Company's interefts from finking under the accumulated -weight which... 