Baroda And Bombay Their Political Morality
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* _, - _ six days afterwards referred to Captain French, who answered in three days more, that Baba Furkey was not then a British subject, although he might formerly have been so*. Government at once adopted this conclusion, on what was afterwards declared 33_8 ky the Court of Directors to be " most insuf- ficient grounds;" and they endeavoured to strengthen their case by alleging, that Furkey, having 1394-64 * a ken employment with the Gaekwar, must be held as liable, without their interferenc...e, to the usual incidents of such a service, and " His Lordship in Council did not deem it necessary to inter- fere to prevent injustice. " But since it was admitted on all hands that Furkey had been at one time a British subject, and since, according to our maxims, he could not divest himself of the responsibilities of one, it ought to follow that he could not be deprived of his right of protection, except in matters relating to the * This petition appears to have been written in English, and that maybe said to account for its quick dispatch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* _, - _ six days afterwards referred to Captain French, who answered in three days more, that Baba Furkey was not then a British subject, although he might formerly have been so*. Government at once adopted this conclusion, on what was afterwards declared 33_8 ky the Court of Directors to be " most insuf- ficient grounds;" and they endeavoured to strengthen their case by alleging, that Furkey, having 1394-64 * a ken employment with the Gaekwar, must be held as liable, without their interferenc...e, to the usual incidents of such a service, and " His Lordship in Council did not deem it necessary to inter- fere to prevent injustice. " But since it was admitted on all hands that Furkey had been at one time a British subject, and since, according to our maxims, he could not divest himself of the responsibilities of one, it ought to follow that he could not be deprived of his right of protection, except in matters relating to the * This petition appears to have been written in English, and that maybe said to account for its quick dispatch.
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