The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke. A New Edition, Volume 12F. C. and J. Rivington, 1815 |
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... favour , which he did not possess before , the confiscation of the Jaghires aforesaid was to be considered as a measure from the English , and to be intended for their benefit , and as such , that the execution was to be forced upon him ...
... favour , which he did not possess before , the confiscation of the Jaghires aforesaid was to be considered as a measure from the English , and to be intended for their benefit , and as such , that the execution was to be forced upon him ...
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... favour with the late Nabob , were ignominiously put into confine ment under an inferiour officer , in order to extort the discovery of the treasures and effects committed to their care and fidelity . And the said Middleton did soon ...
... favour with the late Nabob , were ignominiously put into confine ment under an inferiour officer , in order to extort the discovery of the treasures and effects committed to their care and fidelity . And the said Middleton did soon ...
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... any relief from the hardships they suffered , he , the Resident Middleton , did , on the 18th of the said month , give to the officer , who had had supplicated in favour of the said prisoners , an AGAINST WARREN HASTINGS . 31.
... any relief from the hardships they suffered , he , the Resident Middleton , did , on the 18th of the said month , give to the officer , who had had supplicated in favour of the said prisoners , an AGAINST WARREN HASTINGS . 31.
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Edmund Burke. had supplicated in favour of the said prisoners , an order , in which he declared himself " under the " disagreeable necessity of recurring to severities , to " enforce the said payment ; and that this is there- " fore to ...
Edmund Burke. had supplicated in favour of the said prisoners , an order , in which he declared himself " under the " disagreeable necessity of recurring to severities , to " enforce the said payment ; and that this is there- " fore to ...
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... favour . " And he the said Warren Hastings did send kellauts , or robes of honour ( the most publick and distinguished mode of acknowledging merit known in India ) to the said ministers in testimony of his approbation of their late ...
... favour . " And he the said Warren Hastings did send kellauts , or robes of honour ( the most publick and distinguished mode of acknowledging merit known in India ) to the said ministers in testimony of his approbation of their late ...
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