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The internal regards the communication between the Court of Directors and their
servants in India , the management of the revenue , the expenditure of public
money , the civil administration , the administration of justice , and the state of the
...
The internal regards the communication between the Court of Directors and their
servants in India , the management of the revenue , the expenditure of public
money , the civil administration , the administration of justice , and the state of the
...
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an enforcement of their authority over the servants abroad . 3rdly . The
establishment of a court of justice capable of protecting the natives from the
oppressions of British subjects . 4thly . The establishment of a general council , to
be seated in ...
an enforcement of their authority over the servants abroad . 3rdly . The
establishment of a court of justice capable of protecting the natives from the
oppressions of British subjects . 4thly . The establishment of a general council , to
be seated in ...
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... so far from being under control , could not be so much as known in any mode
of legal cognizance . Nothing was done or attempted to prevent the operation of
the interest of delinquent servants of the Company in the General Court , by
which ...
... so far from being under control , could not be so much as known in any mode
of legal cognizance . Nothing was done or attempted to prevent the operation of
the interest of delinquent servants of the Company in the General Court , by
which ...
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If the ill effects of every misdemeanor in the Company's servants were to be
immediate , and had a tendency to lower the value of the stock , something might
justly be expected from the pecuniary security taken by the act . But from the then
...
If the ill effects of every misdemeanor in the Company's servants were to be
immediate , and had a tendency to lower the value of the stock , something might
justly be expected from the pecuniary security taken by the act . But from the then
...
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The return of the Company's servants into Europe poured in a constant supply of
proprietors , whose ability to purchase the highest qualifications for themselves ,
their agents , and dependants could not be dubious . And this latter description ...
The return of the Company's servants into Europe poured in a constant supply of
proprietors , whose ability to purchase the highest qualifications for themselves ,
their agents , and dependants could not be dubious . And this latter description ...
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| Title | The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, Volume 8 The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, Edmund Burke |
| Author | Edmund Burke |
| Publisher | Little, Brown,, 1881 |
| Original from | Michigan State University |
| Digitized | 26 Apr 2013 |
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