 | Great Britain - 1845 - 396 pages
...possession the instructions with which Vickovitch went to Afghanistan. To maintain a good uudenlanding with the Court of St. Petersburg, the British Government...union by disowning the proceedings, and blackening the characters of its own subordinate agents." I trust the Timei will publish these words. I cannot quote... | |
 | William James Linton - 1851 - 806 pages
...in Central Asia, had in his possession the instructions with which Vilkievich went to Afghanistan. To maintain a good understanding with the Court of...Government consented to overlook this discrepancy, and bartcrinr/ lie for lie eemcuted the bond of union by disowning the proceedings and blackening (he character... | |
 | Literature - 1858 - 674 pages
...in Central Asia, had in his possession the instructions with which Vilkievich went to Afghanistan. To maintain a good understanding with the Court of...blackening the character of its own subordinate agents." — The radical author of " The Governing Classes" con.tends that there are, unquestionably, some grounds... | |
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... of his own opinions, when he was in reality replying to ideas thrown out by Lord Auckland. Lord Palmerston, at the moment when he received from Nesselrode a complete disclaimer of Russian interference in Central Asia, had in his possession the instructions... 