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Page 150
... English were treated with favor ; but no sooner were the Nizam's fears dispelled than his former prejudices returned , and the French received every encouragement to recruit and improve their force . Notwithstanding this the Nizam ...
... English were treated with favor ; but no sooner were the Nizam's fears dispelled than his former prejudices returned , and the French received every encouragement to recruit and improve their force . Notwithstanding this the Nizam ...
Page 274
... English ; the latter in particular , who had obtained a considerable office , and carried some weight in the councils of Alompra , especially in what related to stran- gers , as soon as the affairs of the French were ruined beyond ...
... English ; the latter in particular , who had obtained a considerable office , and carried some weight in the councils of Alompra , especially in what related to stran- gers , as soon as the affairs of the French were ruined beyond ...
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... English offer of 1843 , to march upon their capital , and to disperse their army . Again , in 1844 and 1845 , the facts were whis- pered abroad and treasured up , that the English were preparing boats at Bombay to make bridges across ...
... English offer of 1843 , to march upon their capital , and to disperse their army . Again , in 1844 and 1845 , the facts were whis- pered abroad and treasured up , that the English were preparing boats at Bombay to make bridges across ...
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The History of the Conquerors of Hind from the most | xi |
The Bengal Medical Codeand the Bengal Medical | xviii |
Bengal Hurkaru May 8th Speech of the Honble | xxvii |
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