A Letter to the Proprietors of East India Stock On the Subject of Lord Clives
A Letter to the Proprietors of East India Stock On the Subject of Lord Clives
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" Mr. Dupleix Cfays hej the Comman- " der in Chief of the French Forces in India 9 " obtained a Title of Honour inferior to mine, " and had feveral Jaghires given him by the " Nabob of the Deckan in Lands ceded to the *' French Company, which he enjoyed for fe- " veral Years after he returned to Europe, and " until " until the Lands, upon which the Jaghires w were granted, were taken from the French' 9 This, if it be one, is not perhaps the only Circumftance, in which the attentive Obferver wil...l difcover a Refcmblance in the Conduct of. That extraordinary Perfonage, and of the noble Lord. Mr. Dupkix had great Merit with the Company he ferved, had render'd it great and fubftantial Services ; but at length he ruined it. " Les InteretS) fays he, in a Memorial he pre- " fented to the Company on his return from In- "dia, Us Inter sis de la Compagnie quejefers, & " la Gloire de ma Nation ont ete les Guides & la " Mobile de toutes mes Operations^ &c. " Words, that cannot be better tranflated, than in thofe of the noble Lord, when he declares *' The Ho- " nour of my Country, and the Intereft of the " Company, were the Principles that governed all " myA&ions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Mr. Dupleix Cfays hej the Comman- " der in Chief of the French Forces in India 9 " obtained a Title of Honour inferior to mine, " and had feveral Jaghires given him by the " Nabob of the Deckan in Lands ceded to the *' French Company, which he enjoyed for fe- " veral Years after he returned to Europe, and " until " until the Lands, upon which the Jaghires w were granted, were taken from the French' 9 This, if it be one, is not perhaps the only Circumftance, in which the attentive Obferver wil...l difcover a Refcmblance in the Conduct of. That extraordinary Perfonage, and of the noble Lord. Mr. Dupkix had great Merit with the Company he ferved, had render'd it great and fubftantial Services ; but at length he ruined it. " Les InteretS) fays he, in a Memorial he pre- " fented to the Company on his return from In- "dia, Us Inter sis de la Compagnie quejefers, & " la Gloire de ma Nation ont ete les Guides & la " Mobile de toutes mes Operations^ &c. " Words, that cannot be better tranflated, than in thofe of the noble Lord, when he declares *' The Ho- " nour of my Country, and the Intereft of the " Company, were the Principles that governed all " myA&ions.
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