Critical and Historical Essays Contributed to the Edinburgh Review, 4. kötetTauchnitz, 1850 - 349 oldal |
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16. oldal
... respect , as a venerable relic of an order of things which had passed away , it was absurd to regard him as the real master of Hindostan . In the year 1748 , died one of the most powerful of the new masters of India , the great Nizam al ...
... respect , as a venerable relic of an order of things which had passed away , it was absurd to regard him as the real master of Hindostan . In the year 1748 , died one of the most powerful of the new masters of India , the great Nizam al ...
28. oldal
... respect- able force out of his unpromising materials . Covelong fell . Clive learned that a strong detachment was marching to re- lieve it from Chingleput . He took measures to prevent the enemy from learning that they were too late ...
... respect- able force out of his unpromising materials . Covelong fell . Clive learned that a strong detachment was marching to re- lieve it from Chingleput . He took measures to prevent the enemy from learning that they were too late ...
51. oldal
... respect to the temporal interests of indivi- duals ; but , with respect to societies , the rule is subject to still fewer exceptions , and that , for this reason , that the life of societies is longer than the life of individuals . It ...
... respect to the temporal interests of indivi- duals ; but , with respect to societies , the rule is subject to still fewer exceptions , and that , for this reason , that the life of societies is longer than the life of individuals . It ...
54. oldal
... respect to the merest bauble , with respect to a cross , amedal , or a yard of coloured riband . But how can any government be well served , if those who command its forces are at liberty , without its permission , without its privity ...
... respect to the merest bauble , with respect to a cross , amedal , or a yard of coloured riband . But how can any government be well served , if those who command its forces are at liberty , without its permission , without its privity ...
71. oldal
... respect the commands of their distant , ignorant , and negligent mas- ters , they again set up the throne of Bengal to sale . About one hundred and forty thousand pounds sterling was distri- buted among nine of the most powerful ...
... respect the commands of their distant , ignorant , and negligent mas- ters , they again set up the throne of Bengal to sale . About one hundred and forty thousand pounds sterling was distri- buted among nine of the most powerful ...
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