A Letter to the Right Honorable Charles James Fox On the Late Debates Upon the
A Letter to the Right Honorable Charles James Fox On the Late Debates Upon the
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Reply, have ex- preiled their great fatisfa&ion at this intelli- gence, [ 3i J gence, and defire every attention may be ufed, to prefer ve the intereft which the Company has in that valuable zemindary.
LET us pafs on to Oude, and the exten- five dominions of the Nabob Vizier; you will iind that the fyftem eftablilhed the 31 ft of December, 1/83, has been rigidly ad- ^ hered to. We have received all arrears from the Nabob 3 we protect his dominions from foreign invafion, and he pays us for the f...orces employed for this purpofe, and all incidental expences, fifty lacks of ficca rupees.
HYDER BEG KHAN, of whom we have heard fo much, is flill his minifter, and was v received by Earl Cornwallis with every pof- fible mark of attention and regard.
AFTER this fliort detail, allow me to affirm, Mr. Fox, that Bengal was at no time in danger of falling into utter ruin ; that the temporary diftreffes to which it was fubject were occafioned by the politics of Great- Britain j and that by its owu vigour and exertions it Uad actually relieved itfelf from 4 thofe [ 3* 1 thofe diftreflcs, at the very moment when you perfuaded the people of England, that India was ruined, and when you funk the flock in one day from one hundred and thirty-five to one hundred and eighteen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Reply, have ex- preiled their great fatisfa&ion at this intelli- gence, [ 3i J gence, and defire every attention may be ufed, to prefer ve the intereft which the Company has in that valuable zemindary.
LET us pafs on to Oude, and the exten- five dominions of the Nabob Vizier; you will iind that the fyftem eftablilhed the 31 ft of December, 1/83, has been rigidly ad- ^ hered to. We have received all arrears from the Nabob 3 we protect his dominions from foreign invafion, and he pays us for the f...orces employed for this purpofe, and all incidental expences, fifty lacks of ficca rupees.
HYDER BEG KHAN, of whom we have heard fo much, is flill his minifter, and was v received by Earl Cornwallis with every pof- fible mark of attention and regard.
AFTER this fliort detail, allow me to affirm, Mr. Fox, that Bengal was at no time in danger of falling into utter ruin ; that the temporary diftreffes to which it was fubject were occafioned by the politics of Great- Britain j and that by its owu vigour and exertions it Uad actually relieved itfelf from 4 thofe [ 3* 1 thofe diftreflcs, at the very moment when you perfuaded the people of England, that India was ruined, and when you funk the flock in one day from one hundred and thirty-five to one hundred and eighteen.
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