A Vindication of the Character And Administration of Sir Thomas Rumbold Bart
A Vindication of the Character And Administration of Sir Thomas Rumbold Bart
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On the 17th of January, 1780 : " Governor- General. That a peace may have taken place between Hyder Ali and the Mahrattas I do not doubt ; my own advices confirm it. But no alli- ance between them can be of long duration, as it is unnatural. I am convinced, from the whole tenor of Hyder Ali's conduct and disposition, that he will never molest us whilst we endea- vour to preserve a good understanding with him. And I therefore object to this information being given to the Court of Directors in th...e general letter, as only tending to alarm them without sufficient cause for it. " t * Evidences, p. 475.
I Evidences, p. 492. Sixth Report, Appendix, No. 247 .
THE TABLES TURNED. 221 [The correspondence from which we have now so largely quoted will serve as a luminous com- mentary on the words of Colonel Wilks, given above, (at p. 199, ) and which have been sub- stantially adopted by subsequent historians. Hyder's letters did, indeed, " speak daggers to the most torpid apprehension. " Their meaning was well understood and keenly felt at Madras.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the 17th of January, 1780 : " Governor- General. That a peace may have taken place between Hyder Ali and the Mahrattas I do not doubt ; my own advices confirm it. But no alli- ance between them can be of long duration, as it is unnatural. I am convinced, from the whole tenor of Hyder Ali's conduct and disposition, that he will never molest us whilst we endea- vour to preserve a good understanding with him. And I therefore object to this information being given to the Court of Directors in th...e general letter, as only tending to alarm them without sufficient cause for it. " t * Evidences, p. 475.
I Evidences, p. 492. Sixth Report, Appendix, No. 247 .
THE TABLES TURNED. 221 [The correspondence from which we have now so largely quoted will serve as a luminous com- mentary on the words of Colonel Wilks, given above, (at p. 199, ) and which have been sub- stantially adopted by subsequent historians. Hyder's letters did, indeed, " speak daggers to the most torpid apprehension. " Their meaning was well understood and keenly felt at Madras.
What to read after A Vindication of the Character And Administration of Sir Thomas Rumbold Bart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Ann Rumbold to read onlineMoreLess
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