Essay on Warren HastingsClarendon Press, 1911 - 160 oldal |
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17. oldal
... followed during more than two years . When Hastings took his seat at the head of the 20 council board , Bengal was still governed according to the system which Clive had devised , a system which was , perhaps , skilfully contrived for ...
... followed during more than two years . When Hastings took his seat at the head of the 20 council board , Bengal was still governed according to the system which Clive had devised , a system which was , perhaps , skilfully contrived for ...
28. oldal
... followed the death of Aurungzebe , the warlike colony became virtually independent . The Rohillas were distin- guished from the other inhabitants of India by a peculiarly fair complexion . They were more honour- 40 ably distinguished by ...
... followed the death of Aurungzebe , the warlike colony became virtually independent . The Rohillas were distin- guished from the other inhabitants of India by a peculiarly fair complexion . They were more honour- 40 ably distinguished by ...
40. oldal
... followed . Hastings complained in bitter terms of the way in which he was treated , spoke with contempt of Nuncomar and of Nuncomar's accusation , and denied the right of the Council to sit in judgement 10 on the Governor . At the next ...
... followed . Hastings complained in bitter terms of the way in which he was treated , spoke with contempt of Nuncomar and of Nuncomar's accusation , and denied the right of the Council to sit in judgement 10 on the Governor . At the next ...
93. oldal
... followed . The Major was soon con- sidered as the greatest bore of his time . His exertions were not confined to Parliament . There was hardly 40 a day on which the newspapers did not contain some puff upon Hastings , signed Asiaticus ...
... followed . The Major was soon con- sidered as the greatest bore of his time . His exertions were not confined to Parliament . There was hardly 40 a day on which the newspapers did not contain some puff upon Hastings , signed Asiaticus ...
99. oldal
... followed was natural and 15 necessary in a mind like Burke's . His imagination and his passions , once excited , hurried him beyond the bounds of justice and good sense . His reason , powerful as it was , became the slave of feelings ...
... followed was natural and 15 necessary in a mind like Burke's . His imagination and his passions , once excited , hurried him beyond the bounds of justice and good sense . His reason , powerful as it was , became the slave of feelings ...
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