The British Quarterly Review, Volume 30Henry Allon Hodder and Stoughton, 1859 |
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... favour . This anomaly is difficult to understand ; but perhaps it may be attributed to the fact that Lord Cornwallis was not a very active politician , and almost always gave a silent vote in debate , while at the same time he was full ...
... favour . This anomaly is difficult to understand ; but perhaps it may be attributed to the fact that Lord Cornwallis was not a very active politician , and almost always gave a silent vote in debate , while at the same time he was full ...
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... favour of Lord North's conciliatory propositions , and resisted the Duke of Richmond's resolutions against sending additional troops to America . Having witnessed the awful and melancholy death of Lord Chatham in the House of Lords , he ...
... favour of Lord North's conciliatory propositions , and resisted the Duke of Richmond's resolutions against sending additional troops to America . Having witnessed the awful and melancholy death of Lord Chatham in the House of Lords , he ...
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... favour , and that the United States for a time might have been re - annexed to our dominions . But the Govern- ment of Lord North was feeble and mistrusted ; an enormous coalition of enemies divided the strength of England ; a man of ...
... favour , and that the United States for a time might have been re - annexed to our dominions . But the Govern- ment of Lord North was feeble and mistrusted ; an enormous coalition of enemies divided the strength of England ; a man of ...
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... favour of the ryot cultivators . This certainly was a bold and statesmanlike reform , although , in some respects , it has not fulfilled its author's expectations . It stopped the reign of knavery and extortion which had presided over ...
... favour of the ryot cultivators . This certainly was a bold and statesmanlike reform , although , in some respects , it has not fulfilled its author's expectations . It stopped the reign of knavery and extortion which had presided over ...
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... favours him , declares that he is entitled to the greatest commen- dation . And he organized a régular gradation of judicial courts in Bengal , beginning with those of the native commissioners , and ascending through several stages to ...
... favours him , declares that he is entitled to the greatest commen- dation . And he organized a régular gradation of judicial courts in Bengal , beginning with those of the native commissioners , and ascending through several stages to ...
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